Monarch 170060PL Oil Burner Nozzle – 17.00 GPH, 60° PL Hollow Cone Spray
The Monarch 170060PL Oil Burner Nozzle is designed for precise fuel atomization and stable combustion in high-capacity oil heating systems. Delivering a 17.00 GPH flow rate with a 60° PL (Hollow Cone) spray pattern, this nozzle ensures efficient, even fuel distribution and reliable ignition across a wide range of commercial and industrial burners.
✅ Key Features
✅ 17.00 GPH fuel delivery rate – supports high-BTU output burners
✅ 60° PL spray angle – optimized for proper flame shape and combustion chamber coverage
✅ Hollow cone spray pattern – ideal for burners requiring fine atomization and clean flame edges
✅ Precision-machined brass body with stainless steel orifice – ensures long life and consistent spray performance
✅ Consistent atomization – promotes efficient fuel-air mixing for maximum combustion efficiency
✅ Reduces soot and carbon buildup – maintains burner cleanliness and efficiency
✅ Made in the USA by Monarch – trusted for accuracy, reliability, and durability
📊 Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Part Number |
170060PL |
| Manufacturer |
Monarch |
| Flow Rate |
17.00 GPH |
| Spray Angle |
60° |
| Spray Pattern |
PL (Hollow Cone) |
| Material |
Brass body, stainless steel orifice |
| Fuel Type |
No. 2 Heating Oil (Light Oil) |
| Application |
Commercial & Industrial Oil Burners |
| Made In |
USA |
⚠️ Common Symptoms of a Worn or Clogged Nozzle
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Irregular or unstable flame pattern
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Excessive smoke or soot buildup
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Burner misfires, short cycling, or poor startup
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Higher fuel consumption or odor during operation
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Uneven combustion leading to reduced system efficiency
Routine nozzle replacement helps maintain optimal combustion, cleaner operation, and lower fuel costs.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What does “PL” mean on Monarch nozzles?
A: “PL” designates the spray pattern — typically a precisely balanced cone that provides even fuel distribution. The 170060PL is a hollow cone style, ideal for applications requiring fine atomization.
Q: Can I use this nozzle to replace another 17.00 GPH 60° model?
A: Yes, as long as the flow rate (GPH) and spray angle (60°) match, and the burner requires a hollow cone spray pattern.
Q: How often should oil burner nozzles be replaced?
A: Most technicians recommend replacing nozzles once per heating season or during routine maintenance.
Q: Is this nozzle suitable for standard No. 2 heating oil?
A: Yes — it’s specifically designed for light oil fuels like No. 2 heating oil.
🛒 Shopping Tips
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✅ Match GPH, spray angle, and spray pattern to your burner specifications
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✅ Replace the nozzle annually to maintain combustion efficiency
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✅ Always verify nozzle type (Solid, Hollow, Semi) before ordering
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✅ Keep a spare nozzle for service calls or backup use