VDS-UREA-NOZ-SS Stainless Steel Urea Dispensing Nozzle for ADB-SS19
VDS-UREA-NOZ-SS for AdBlue and DEF dispensing points. Model ADB-SS19, 12 Months warranty, MOQ 10 pieces. Supplied under the Vidishi Auto brand.
Original price was: $48.00.$43.00Current price is: $43.00.
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At a glance
Check fitment before you order
Built to model ADB-SS19 and supplied new under the Vidishi Auto brand. The 12 specification rows below run from fluid compatibility through to system requirement; a row is only listed where the value is confirmed for this part.
Part number match
The order reference for this item is VDS-UREA-NOZ-SS, built to model
ADB-SS19. Quote that model number on the order and on the packing
list so the correct variant is picked.
Fitment verification
AdBlue and DEF dispensing points on trucks, buses and off-highway equipment. The 19 mm ISO 22241-5 spout only enters a matching filler neck, which is what stops urea being put into a diesel tank; confirm the filler and the pumped line pressure before ordering. Never let urea or water enter a fuel system fitted with this nozzle.
Read the number stamped on the unit being replaced and the
engine code plate, then compare both with the numbers published on this page
before ordering. This three-step check (part number — engine code plate —
published reference) is how fitment is confirmed.
How fitment is confirmed
Three checks confirm fitment before the order ships: the engine code or the VIN read off the vehicle plate or the machine registration, the part number stamped on the unit being replaced, and a photograph of that unit with the number legible. Where the chassis plate is the only reference available, send the engine code with the enquiry and the match is confirmed from it.
Category
This item sits in the site’s Fuel System > Fuel Dispenser Parts category. Ordering it from this page keeps
the line in one category, so a mixed order covering several nozzle or fuel system
items can be picked as a single shipment.
Specifications
| Fluid compatibility | Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241 |
|---|---|
| Spout | Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter |
| Misfilling prevention | ISO 22241-5 spout profile |
| Shut-off | Automatic, triggered at the end of the delivery spout |
| Trigger latch | Three-position latch with a removable latch pin |
| Inlet | 3/4 in BSP (1 in BSP option) |
| Maximum flow rate | Up to 40 L/min |
| Working pressure | 0.5 – 5 bar |
| Seals | Viton and NBR |
| Cover | Blue polymer cover with a scuff guard |
| Connection | Swivel inlet on the nozzle body |
| System requirement | Pumped line only – automatic nozzles need pressure to open |
| Model number | ADB-SS19 |
| Reference | VDS-UREA-NOZ-SS |
| Product type | Urea Dispensing Nozzle |
| Supplied brand | Vidishi Auto |
| Reference design | reference only — compatible replacement |
| Application | AdBlue and DEF dispensing points |
| Material | Stainless steel body and spout with a blue polymer cover and scuff guard |
| Condition | New |
| Warranty | 12 Months |
| Minimum order | 10 pieces |
Two rows on this table decide most enquiries about the item: fluid compatibility and spout. The remaining 10 rows separate this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family, so a buyer who reads only the first two should still check the rest against the unit being replaced.
Specification rows describe the item supplied under the Vidishi Auto brand. Fitment-relevant values must be confirmed against the unit being replaced; packaged shipping figures are not published because no source states them.
What the buyer gets
The first eight of the 12 published specification rows are set out below. The rest are
in the specification table above.
Fluid compatibility
Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241
Buyers ask for this one on almost every enquiry, so it is stated rather than buried in the table.
Spout
Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter
Buyers ask for this one on almost every enquiry, so it is stated rather than buried in the table.
Misfilling prevention
ISO 22241-5 spout profile
This figure selects the variant rather than promising performance; the equipment documentation governs.
Shut-off
Automatic, triggered at the end of the delivery spout
The bench test has to reproduce this number before the part is released.
Trigger latch
Three-position latch with a removable latch pin
For this this part, that figure decides whether the part can be used at all.
Inlet
3/4 in BSP (1 in BSP option)
This variant separates itself from the neighbouring models in the same family.
Maximum flow rate
Up to 40 L/min
The bench test has to reproduce this number before the part is released.
Working pressure
0.5 – 5 bar
A this part from a different model shows itself here, so the unit being replaced is checked against it before fitting.
How it is used
Sequence
- Check the filler neck on the vehicle; the spout is profiled so it will not enter a diesel neck.
- Pressurise the pumped line before operating the trigger, because the valve needs pressure to open.
- Hold the spout in the neck and let the automatic shut-off close the valve at the end of delivery.
- Rinse the spout with clean water after use and let it drain, so urea crystals do not build up.
- Never let the nozzle be used for fuel, water or washer fluid.
Have these to hand first
- Spout seal
- Clean water for rinsing
- Replacement scuff guard
The list is what the job consumes, not part of the item supplied
unless a specification row above says so.
or the vehicle service procedure. Torque figures, pressures and safety limits come from the
equipment documentation, not from this page.
Documented limits and things that go wrong
Automatic shut-off nozzles only work on a pumped line; a gravity-fed drum will not open the valve.
The spout is profiled to ISO 22241-5 so it cannot enter a diesel filler neck. That protection only works if the neck is the correct one.
Urea crystallises when it dries. A nozzle left unrinsed will stiffen and eventually stop sealing.
Fluid compatibility, spout diameter and profile, misfilling prevention standard, automatic shut-off behaviour, latch type, inlet size, maximum flow, working pressure and seal materials are published consistently across four independent dispensing equipment sources.
The flow and pressure bands published by different makers for this nozzle class differ (about 10 L/min for light-vehicle AdBlue points against 40 L/min for higher-volume outlets), so the page carries the upper band that matches the higher-volume body shown in the frames.
No weight and no carton size are published: no source states them for this specific body style.
Symptom and first check
| Trigger stiff or jammed | dried urea in the spout, so rinse with clean water and work the trigger through. |
|---|---|
| Nozzle will not open | the line is not pressurised, or the filler neck is not the ISO 22241-5 one. |
| Shut-off does not stop the delivery | the sensing port at the spout end is blocked. |
How we label data on this page
| Model number ADB-SS19 | Published — stated on the specification table above |
|---|---|
| Product type and application | Published — stated on the specification table above |
| Fitment and duty limits | Confirm before order — must be checked against the equipment the item works on |
| Packaged shipping weight | Not published — no source states it for this exact part |
| Carton dimensions for multi-unit orders | Not published — quoted with the order against the actual quantity |
| Individual seal part numbers | Not published — the documentation available for this item does not state it |
| Spout material grade | Not published — the documentation available for this item does not state it |
| Shroud mass | Not published — the documentation available for this item does not state it |
confirm. Ratings are stated exactly as the manufacturer documents them; nothing on this
page extends them, and a value we cannot confirm is marked Not published rather than
guessed.
First-use checks
Commissioning sequence
- Unpack and check the item against the specification table on this page.
- Confirm the model number ADB-SS19 on the packing list matches the item received.
- Read the 12 specification rows that apply to your application before first use.
- Check the filler neck and the line pressure before the first delivery.
- Keep the spout clean and dry between deliveries.
- Record the installation date so the inspection interval can be planned.
Before it goes into service
Rinse the spout at the end of the day; urea left to dry in the spout is the most common cause of a stiff trigger.
Warranty cover runs for 12 Months from delivery on the supplied item.
Where this urea dispensing nozzle is used
AdBlue and DEF dispensing points on trucks, buses and off-highway equipment. The 19 mm ISO 22241-5 spout only enters a matching filler neck, which is what stops urea being put into a diesel tank; confirm the filler and the pumped line pressure before ordering. Never let urea or water enter a fuel system fitted with this nozzle.
This urea dispensing nozzle is supplied for AdBlue and DEF dispensing points. The application list below is built from the published fitment data for this part number rather than a generic catalogue sweep, which is why it is shorter and more specific than a parts-finder list.
- AdBlue dispenser outlet
- DEF drum pump
- Truck fleet refuelling
- Bus depot AdBlue point
- Agricultural machinery AdBlue
- Industrial urea transfer
Fitment verification: AdBlue and DEF dispensing points on trucks, buses and off-highway equipment. The 19 mm ISO 22241-5 spout only enters a matching filler neck, which is what stops urea being put into a diesel tank; confirm the filler and the pumped line pressure before ordering. Never let urea or water enter a fuel system fitted with this nozzle.
The application list is a guide, not a guarantee of fit. Confirm the
model number on the unit and the part number being replaced before ordering.
Quality and inspection
in-process inspection
Quality system coverage for export and distribution, applied to this batch.
New condition
Supplied new, with 12 Months warranty on the delivered item. The urea dispensing nozzle is built to model
ADB-SS19 and packed against that model number.
Specification count
12 specification rows are listed on this page for the urea dispensing nozzle, from fluid compatibility to system requirement.
exact part; anything else is marked Not published rather than guessed.
Related search terms
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is fluid compatibility: Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching stainless steel urea dispensing nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is spout: Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching def nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is misfilling prevention: ISO 22241-5 spout profile. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching j-rod stainless steel nozzle holder is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is shut-off: Automatic, triggered at the end of the delivery spout. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching def nozzles is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is trigger latch: Three-position latch with a removable latch pin. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching stainless steel nozzle spray is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is inlet: 3/4 in BSP (1 in BSP option). It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching stainless steel nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is maximum flow rate: Up to 40 L/min. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching gpi 12v 15 gpm fuel transfer pump – automatic nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is working pressure: 0.5 – 5 bar. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching hardened steel or stainless steel nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is seals: Viton and NBR. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching automatic nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is cover: Blue polymer cover with a scuff guard. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching automatic nozzles is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is connection: Swivel inlet on the nozzle body. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching plastic def nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is system requirement: Pumped line only – automatic nozzles need pressure to open. It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching automatic shut off nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is fluid compatibility: Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching fill rite automatic nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is spout: Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching p1s stainless steel nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is misfilling prevention: ISO 22241-5 spout profile. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching gpi automatic shut-off nozzle for def is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is shut-off: Automatic, triggered at the end of the delivery spout. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching manual def nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is trigger latch: Three-position latch with a removable latch pin. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching automatic nozzle fuel pump is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is inlet: 3/4 in BSP (1 in BSP option). It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching 3d printer automatic nozzle cleaning is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is maximum flow rate: Up to 40 L/min. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching automatic shut off nozzle hose is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is working pressure: 0.5 – 5 bar. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching automatic shut off nozzle water is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is seals: Viton and NBR. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching automatic shut-off nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is cover: Blue polymer cover with a scuff guard. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for adblue dispenser outlet is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is connection: Swivel inlet on the nozzle body. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for def drum pump is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is system requirement: Pumped line only – automatic nozzles need pressure to open. It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for truck fleet refuelling is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is fluid compatibility: Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for bus depot adblue point is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is spout: Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for agricultural machinery adblue is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is misfilling prevention: ISO 22241-5 spout profile. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle wholesale is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is shut-off: Automatic, triggered at the end of the delivery spout. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle supplier is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is trigger latch: Three-position latch with a removable latch pin. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching bulk urea dispensing nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is inlet: 3/4 in BSP (1 in BSP option). It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle manufacturer is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is maximum flow rate: Up to 40 L/min. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle factory direct is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is working pressure: 0.5 – 5 bar. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle distributor is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is seals: Viton and NBR. The workshop uses it to confirm the item before it leaves the shelf.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle for workshop is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is cover: Blue polymer cover with a scuff guard. It is the value the test bench has to reproduce before the part is released.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle OEM equivalent is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is connection: Swivel inlet on the nozzle body. Where the value is not published for this item, the table above says so rather than guessing.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle export is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is system requirement: Pumped line only – automatic nozzles need pressure to open. It separates this build from the neighbouring variants in the same family.
A buyer searching urea dispensing nozzle adblue and def dispensing points is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is fluid compatibility: Urea solution (AdBlue, DEF or ARLA 32) to ISO 22241. That figure is what the order is picked against, so it is quoted on the order line.
A buyer searching adb-ss19 urea dispensing nozzle is normally matching a job on the AdBlue and DEF dispensing points, and the deciding check is spout: Stainless steel, 19 mm outside diameter. It appears on the specification table above as well, so page and order agree.
The search terms above are the type term and its model-qualified form,
collected from the specification table published on this page; each one maps to a
model-number-matched line on the order.
Wholesale and B2B supply
Automatic urea and AdBlue dispensing nozzles for fuel equipment distributors, truck fleet workshops and agricultural dealers.
- Minimum order: 10 pieces
- Container and consolidated shipment quotes
- Neutral or Vidishi Auto branding options
- Model-number matched picking and packing lists
Request a quote
Send the model number, quantity and destination for a delivered total. Model
ADB-SS19, MOQ 10 pieces, 12 Months warranty – wholesale, container and
consolidated pricing on request.
Pricing is quoted per order. This page carries no published tariff.
Orders are picked against the model number, packed in export cartons with the image list enclosed, and can be consolidated with other lines from the same category.
Lead time is quoted with the order against the destination and the
quantity, and is confirmed before production starts.
Choosing between options
| Automatic urea nozzle | shuts off at the end of the spout and prevents misfilling, which is this part |
|---|---|
| Manual urea nozzle | cheaper, and relies on the operator to stop the delivery |
| Drum pump tap | for IBC and drum transfer, and not suitable for vehicle filling |
For a urea point the deciding question is the filler neck and the line pressure, because the misfilling prevention and the automatic shut-off both depend on them.
This comparison describes product categories, not brands. It is a
selection aid, not a performance claim.
Image set
4 images are published for this item, distributed across the modules
above. Every frame is photographed from this product.
Frame by frame: Nozzle range with hose end fittings; Two blue bodies, spouts left; Single blue body, three-quarter; Stainless spouts close up.
The same file names appear in the image list issued with the order.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a genuine the original equipment maker product?
No. It is a compatible replacement supplied under the Vidishi Auto brand to the specification published on this page. It is not a genuine the original equipment maker product and is not affiliated with the original equipment maker. Where a reference part number appears it identifies the equipment being replaced, not an original-equipment product, and no affiliation with the original equipment maker is claimed.
What does model ADB-SS19 cover?
12 specification rows are published for it, from fluid compatibility to system requirement. The delivered material is Stainless steel body and spout with a blue polymer cover and scuff guard and the stated warranty is 12 Months.
How do I confirm this fits before ordering?
Read the model number or the part number stamped on the unit being replaced and compare it with the reference numbers on this page. AdBlue and DEF dispensing points on trucks, buses and off-highway equipment. The 19 mm ISO 22241-5 spout only enters a matching filler neck, which is what stops urea being put into a diesel tank; confirm the filler and the pumped line pressure before ordering. Never let urea or water enter a fuel system fitted with this nozzle.
Do you supply this in wholesale quantities?
Yes. The minimum order is 10 pieces, and container and consolidated shipment quotes are available on request.
What warranty applies?
The supplied item carries a 12 Months warranty. Warranty terms are published on the site warranty page.
Which images on this page are of this product?
All of them. Every frame on this page shows this exact item.
What is the lead time on this item?
Lead time is quoted per order against the model number, the quantity and the destination, and it is confirmed on the order acknowledgement before production starts. Consolidated shipments follow the same confirmation.
What happens if it does not fit?
Returns are handled under the site returns policy. Fitment is confirmed by the model number and the number stamped on the unit being replaced before dispatch, which is what keeps a wrong-part return from happening in the first place.
Is a public price shown here?
No. Pricing is quoted per order against model number, quantity and destination. Send those three details and a delivered total comes back.
Support and ordering information
Need this part matched?
Send the model number or the part number stamped on the unit you are replacing, and
we return the matched item with a delivered quotation. Technical answers always
match the specification shown above, so what we quote and what you read here never
disagree.
Fitment is confirmed by model number and stamped part number.
Application lists are a guide, not a guarantee of fit.
Order checklist
- Model number: ADB-SS19
- Reference part number: VDS-UREA-NOZ-SS
- Minimum order: 10 pieces
- Warranty: 12 Months
- Brand: Vidishi Auto
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