The AP160 platform is offered in different configurations to match installation needs.

The Vari Angle version allows manual trajectory adjustment from 15° to 45°.

The product sheet also lists AP160 Ultra as part of the available models.

The right choice depends on whether the site needs a fixed setup or more flexibility in stream angle and application layout.

Start with pressure at nozzle, nozzle size, required radius of throw, and maximum stream height.

For the AP160, the catalog shows nozzle sizes from 18 to 40 mm and performance tables across 3.0 to 9.0 bar.

These values should be checked together, not in isolation, because coverage behavior depends on the full setup.

Komet notes that published performance data were obtained under ideal testing conditions and can be affected by wind and other factors.

Trajectory adjustment helps adapt the water stream to stock pile shape, pit geometry, and other installation constraints.

For the AP160 Vari Angle version, the trajectory can be manually adjusted between 15° and 45°.

This gives more flexibility where the same site may require different coverage patterns over time.

The adjustment is intended to adapt the dust control action without internal flow restrictions, according to the product sheet.

Water hammer can cause damage to the system and the product.

Komet also states that the allowable operating range is specified in the technical table and should be followed.

Performance values refer to pressure at nozzle and ideal test conditions.

For final setup, local conditions such as wind, water quality, and mounting details should be reviewed with the responsible dealer or technical contact.