CRF6 Ultrasonic Fogger
A higher-output ultrasonic fogging system with dual 80 mm outlets for larger airflow visualization and validation requirements.
Where the CRF6 fits
The CRF6 is selected when the project needs more ultrasonic fog delivery than smaller portable systems can provide while retaining a water-based fogging approach.
Dual 80 mm fog outlets
Applied Physics identifies the CRF6 as a dual-outlet ultrasonic system. The two 80 mm outlets give the user more flexibility in distributing fog to a larger area or splitting the output path.
Typical applications
- Medium-to-larger controlled spaces
- Airflow visualization across broader test areas
- Validation and smoke-study work
- Semiconductor and pharmaceutical controlled environments
- Engineering airflow studies
CRF3 versus CRF6
If portability and localized work dominate, start with the CRF3. If the environment needs greater ultrasonic fog delivery or broader distribution, evaluate the CRF6. If longer-travel, high-purity LN₂ fog is required, compare the AP30.
CRF6 expands ultrasonic fog volume and routing options
The CRF6 is the higher-output ultrasonic platform in the featured GSE range and uses dual 80 mm fog outlets.
It is considered when a CRF3-scale system is not enough, when the study benefits from two outlet paths, or when the environment requires more visible fog while remaining within a water-based ultrasonic procedure.
CRF6 application inputs
- Room, enclosure or process-zone dimensions
- Pressure relationship and return path
- One- or two-outlet routing plan
- Hose length, diameter and restrictions
- Desired fog density and visible distance
- Working-water requirements
- Controls, remote use and accessories
Higher output does not erase delivery losses
A larger ultrasonic platform can provide more fog, but long hose runs, undersized tubing, tight bends, splitters and positive pressure can still reduce what reaches the test area. Model selection and delivery design must be evaluated together.
CRF6 versus CRF3
Choose between the platforms based on the actual geometry and output demand, not simply the desire to buy the larger model. A well-routed CRF3 can be more appropriate for a localized task; a CRF6 may be necessary for larger visualization volume or dual-path distribution.
CRF6 versus AP30
CRF6 remains an ultrasonic water-based system. AP30 uses a self-pressurized LN₂ platform. Working-fluid and procedure requirements should decide the technology before output comparisons are made.
Buying and specification questions
Answers are intentionally scoped to the purchasing decision. Final engineering details, configuration, price and lead time are confirmed in the quotation and manufacturer documentation.
Is CRF6 the higher-output ultrasonic model?
Yes. CRF6 is the higher-output ultrasonic platform in the featured range and uses dual 80 mm fog outlets.
Does CRF6 use liquid nitrogen?
No. CRF6 is a water-based ultrasonic fogging system.
When should CRF6 be selected over CRF3?
When the application needs greater ultrasonic fog output, larger visualization coverage or dual outlet routing, after accounting for pressure and hose restrictions.
Can both CRF6 outlets be routed?
The dual outlets provide routing flexibility, but the proposed hose lengths, diameters and restrictions should be reviewed for the actual study.
Use CRF6 when dual routing and higher ultrasonic output are justified
Pressure and hose losses still control delivered performance; high output does not remove the need for route review.
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