![]() ![]() The restriction created at the nozzle is what causes the pressure to develop. The pump simply moves a certain amount of water. The spray nozzle is a small simple component that controls how much pressure and water flow is produced. Nozzles are the last part that the water touches on it’s way out of the pressure washer. It is not the best choice for the contractor who is particular about the finished product. This is a general cleaning nozzle. The 40 degree nozzle is often use as a cleaning nozzle but is most often used as a ‘dusting’ nozzle or high pressure chemical application nozzle. Truck frames, chewing gum, mortar and yes – even that pesky wasp nest that is keeping you from finishing the job.Ī 15 degree nozzle is best use for cleaning things line ‘fifth-wheels’ on tractors, frames on tractor trailer bodies and baked on carbon in the top rail of over the road trailer bodies. A 25 degree is the most popular of all the nozzles. ![]() So which is better for what? Typically a ‘0’ degree would be used to quickly break apart a heavy mass. ![]() If you want a 15, 25 0r 40 degree nozzle you would see 1506, 2506 or 4006. If you want a ‘0’ (zero) degree with a #6 hole size the numbers engraved on the side of the nozzle would be 0006. Now scroll over to the left from the 5.61 to the Size column on the left had side and you will see that the TS2021 pump uses a #6 nozzle. We know the TS2021 is a 5.6 GPM pump so, under the 3500 PSI, scroll down until you see 5.61. Using the TS2021 as an example you will find a GPM range from 1.87 gpm to 56.12. The larger area to the right of the nozzle size and below the PSI range is the Gallons Per mMinute.įirst find the top to bottom column just below the PSI range. If you have a TS2021 pump we know that the max PSI is 3500. This column will tell you which nozzle to use once you find the PSI and GPM.įirst look at the top row from left to right. In the left column there is an top to bottom range from 2 to 60. ![]()
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