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Rotary Nozzles
Rotating nozzles use centrifugal force to produce a strong impact and a spray pattern. Due to the reliability and effectiveness rotary nozzles have been widely accepted. The nozzle rotates a powerful, zero degree spray pattern in a circular motion to break down tough dirt and grime.
By spinning the discharge water, the spray adds additional scrubbing ability to the cleaning process.
With a rotating nozzle, you can clean the following types of applications; rust removal, metal or plastic tank cleaning, paint removal and graffiti removal, wall paint stripping, washing concrete, eliminating gum from sidewalks, boat cleaning and barnacle removal, asbestos abatement, cleaning crab and lobster pots, fish nets, cleaning dirty garage floors, stripping paint from wood exterior, and removing mud and clay from highway and construction equipment. The spray pattern will cover area of 4 to 8 inches wide, depending on a distance between the wand and the surface being cleaned.
Nozzle Types
Turbo nozzles have been one of the most important accessories developed. These efficient tools provide the power of a zero-degree pattern. The circular motion also adds extra agitation to cleaning tough jobs like caked-on mud. They are designed to provide a 200% cleaning efficiency over a 25-degree flat fan nozzle. The precision ceramic orifice and matching seat, along with the high strength forged brass housing; provide a long life accessory with no gears, teeth, or bearings. When the nozzle or seat wears, you can replace parts easily to extend the life even longer. Select the proper nozzle for each type of spray application.
Benefits:
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Multiplies ordinary pressure into powerful scrubbing power using a jet stream of rotating water.
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Its powerful strike makes it ideal for cleaning large, flat surfaces such as driveways and patios
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It rotates at high speeds to increase both the intensity and cleaning area of the spray
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Increase pressure washers cleaning efficiency
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Small Rotary Nozzle
Ceramic spray nozzles are very resistant to abrasion. These ceramic nozzles are encased in plastic which serves as a protective shield to prevent shattering or breakage.
- Max Pressure: 2,500 PSI
- Max Temperature: 140 º F
- Max Flow: 4.0 GPM
- Inlet: Water Filter with 1/4" Quick-Connect (attaches to the tip of the wand)
- Nozzle: Ceramic
- Dimensions: 4"1/4 L x 1"1/2 W
- Weight: 0.90 lbs.
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BE-85-210-170 |
2,500 PSI Rotary Nozzle |
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Medium Rotary Nozzle
Ceramic spray nozzles are very resistant to abrasion. These ceramic nozzles are encased in plastic which serves as a protective shield to prevent shattering or breakage.
- Max Pressure: 3,000 PSI
- Max Temperature: 217 º F
- Max Flow: 4.0 GPM
- Inlet: Water Filter with 1/4" Quick-Connect (attaches to the tip of the wand)
- Nozzle: Ceramic
- Dimensions: 6 "1/4 L x 1"1/2 W
- Weight: 0.90 lbs
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BE-85-210-180 |
3,000 PSI Rotary Nozzle |
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Large Rotary Nozzle
This tool is the most popular design in our selection. It is made of high quality ceramic that will extend the life of the tip. It will handle any pressure of up to 4350 PSI. It is great for homeowners and professionals!
- Max Pressure: 4,350 PSI
- Max Temperature: 185°F
- Max Flow: 4.0 GPM
- Astounding 4000 RPM cleans deeper and faster
- Inlet: Water Filter with 1/4" Quick-Connect (attaches to the tip of the wand)
- Wear-resistant ceramic nozzle and rugged housing for longer life
- Weight: 1.10 lbs.
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SM-374232 |
4,350 PSI Rotary Nozzle |
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Super Large Rotary Nozzle
Sharp Pencil Jet Super Large Turbo Nozzle is designed for heavy-duty jobs. It is intended to be used with any pressure washer models producing 5000 PSI and up to 4.5 GPM.
- Max Pressure: 5,000 PSI
- Max Temperature: 130º F
- Max Flow: 4.5 GPM
- Inlet: Water Filter with 1/4" Quick-Connect (attaches to the tip of the wand)
- Nozzle: Ceramic
- Weight: 1.80 lbs.
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BE-85-210-011 |
5,000 PSI Rotary Nozzle |
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Stainless Steel Super Heavy Duty Rotary Nozzle
Stainless steel rotary nozzles are the most resistant tips against wear and corrosion. They are to be used with super heavy duty pressure washers whose pressure reaches as much as 7350PSI.
- Max Pressure: 7,350 PSI
- Max Temperature: 130º F
- Max Flow: 5.0 GPM
- Inlet: Stainless Water Filter with 1/4" Quick-Connect (attaches to the tip of the wand)
- Body: Stainless Steel
- Nozzle: Ceramic
- Weight: 1.80 lbs
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BE-85-210-012 |
7,350 PSI Rotary Nozzle |
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See Also |
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Paint Removal
Read about paint removal with a pressure washer.
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Spray Nozzle and Accessories
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Each nozzle should be used based on the application and surface being cleaned. All nozzles have a 1/4" quick connect plug that easily connects to the end of the wand. |
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NOTE: All rotating nozzles MUST be started with the wand pointing to the ground. Eye protection must be worn while using them.
Nozzle Materials
There are many types of nozzles available to provide differences in throughput, spray angle, and pattern. Spray nozzles are made from a variety of materials including brass, aluminum, stainless steel, hardened stainless steel, ceramic, and nylon. Brass nozzle tips are common because they are relatively inexpensive but they wear rapidly when used to apply abrasive materials such as wettable powders. They are also susceptible to corrosion by some liquid fertilizers. Aluminum tips are resistant to moderately abrasive materials.
Nylon or plastic tips are sometimes more resistant to wear than metal tips because molded tips have a smoother finish. The surface of a metal tip (especially brass and aluminum tips) has microscopic grooves as a result of machining and drilling the orifice. This rough finish presumably causes turbulence and enhances the abrasive action of particles suspended in a spray liquid. There are, however, disadvantages to nylon or plastic nozzles. The threads of some nozzle bodies and caps may be easily damaged by constant use, especially if they are over-tightened. They are also subject to swelling when exposed to some solvents. |
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