Nozzle
INFO
Everything you need to know about nozzles and nozzle sizes
Power Washer Nozzles
Quick Connect
Quickly snaps into a quick coupler with a spring-loaded collar
Pros: No tools to change
Cons: Pop out or o-ring wear
Color Coded: Yes
Threaded
Screws into a fixed-thread mount such as a lance or trigger gun
Pros: Secure long term fit
Cons: Requires tools to remove
Color Coded: No
Turbo
0° high imapct stream that creates a wide cone by rotating thousands of rotations per minute.
Pros: Up to 70% faster cleaning
Cons: Damages delicate surfaces, physical fatigue
Color Coded: No
ECO!Booster
Spreads out the water stream and increases area performance by up to 50%
Pros: Up to 50% higher performance
Cons: Limited compatibility based on size
Color Coded: No
Hydro Excavation
High pressure stream that safely breaks up soil with deep penetrating cuts
Pros: Precise digging
Cons: Maintenance
Color Coded: No
0°
Delivers a concentrated stream that can goouge or cut. It can cut stubborn stains from ceoncrete and other hard surfaces
Standard Color: Red
Known For: Cutting
15°
Working at a 45° angle, this nozzle works like a scraper, stripping paint, grease, and grime from hard surfaces
Standard Color: Yellow
Known For: Scraping or chiseling
25°
Most commonly used nozzle for cleaning dirt from siding, sidewalks and metal furniture as well as wet sweeping leaves
Standard Color: Green
Known For: Flushing
40°
Wide spray to wash and rinse large areas quickly. Usually safe for most surfaces, including windows and vehicles
Standard Color: White
Known For: Wash and Rinse
QC + Threaded
QC and threaded nozzles normally display markings that identify the spray angle degree and the orifice (nozzle size)
Example: 15055
First 2 Digits: Spray Angle (15 = 15°)
Last 3 Digits: Orifice Size (055 = 5.5)
Turbo Nozzles
Normally display the orifice (nozzle size) in a combination of 3 numbers
Example: 035
3 Digits: Orifice Size (035 = 3.5)
Note: The spray angle is normally not shown