🔥 2879 BECKETT 0.60 X 80A DELAVAN HOLLOW CONE OIL NOZZLE
Equivalent to: DELAVAN 00060-80A1
The Beckett 2879 is a Delavan 0.60 GPH, 80° “A” Hollow Cone Oil Nozzle engineered for precise atomization and consistent combustion performance. Designed for light oil burners, this nozzle ensures clean, efficient fuel delivery and optimal flame shape. It includes a sintered stainless-steel filter for superior debris protection and long service life.
✅ Key Features
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✅ Precision Flow: Rated at 0.60 GPH at 100 PSI for consistent fuel delivery.
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✅ 80° Hollow Cone Spray Pattern: Ideal for burners requiring wide-angle, light atomization.
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✅ Hollow Cone Design: Produces fine droplets for cleaner combustion and reduced soot buildup.
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✅ Durable Construction: Stainless-steel sintered filter prevents clogging and extends nozzle life.
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✅ Manufacturer Certified: Meets Beckett and Delavan OEM burner specifications.
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✅ Interchangeable Compatibility: Fits most oil burners using 0.60 GPH / 80° A configuration.
📊 Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
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| Manufacturer |
Beckett / Delavan |
| Model |
2879 / 00060-80A1 |
| Flow Rate |
0.60 GPH @ 100 PSI |
| Spray Angle |
80° |
| Spray Pattern |
A – Hollow Cone |
| Filter Type |
Sintered Stainless-Steel |
| Application |
Light Oil Burners |
| Fuel Type |
No. 1 or No. 2 Heating Oil |
| Connection Type |
Standard 9/16"-24 Thread |
⚠️ Notes
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Always verify the GPH and spray angle recommended by your burner manufacturer before installation.
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Replace nozzles annually or as part of regular burner maintenance to maintain peak efficiency.
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Improper nozzle sizing can lead to poor combustion, soot formation, or ignition issues.
💡 Common Symptoms of a Failing or Dirty Nozzle
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⚫ Soot buildup on electrodes or combustion head
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🔥 Uneven or unstable flame pattern
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⏱️ Delayed ignition or rumbling startup
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⚠️ Frequent burner lockouts or poor efficiency
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💧 Dripping fuel or incomplete atomization
💡 Shopping Tips
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🧭 Match both flow rate (GPH) and spray angle to your burner’s specifications.
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🔄 “A” = Hollow Cone, “B” = Solid Cone, “W” = Semi-Solid Cone – ensure correct pattern for your application.
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⚙️ Always install with clean hands and avoid touching the orifice tip.
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🔧 Consider buying in multiples to have a spare on hand for annual service.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What does “80A” mean?
A: “80” refers to the spray angle (in degrees), and “A” indicates a hollow cone spray pattern.
Q: Can this nozzle be used on all oil burners?
A: It fits most standard burners, but always confirm flow rate and spray pattern match your unit’s specifications.
Q: How often should the nozzle be replaced?
A: Typically once a year, or sooner if the burner shows signs of poor combustion or clogging.
Q: What is the sintered filter for?
A: It prevents contaminants from entering the nozzle orifice, extending life and ensuring consistent spray quality.
