Lances
Pressure washer lances—also called wands—are the rigid tubes that connect your spray gun to the nozzle so you can direct, control, and safely position the spray.
This category includes standard, insulated, flexible, and dual‑lance options for hot‑ or cold‑water machines. Use the guide below to choose the correct length, rating, and connections for your setup.
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Suttner ST-72 48″ Foam Lance 2.3
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Suttner ST-72 48″ Foam Lance 3.0
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Comfort Lance Handle (Blue)
$36.00
Lances FAQ's
How do I reduce fatigue when using longer lances?
Add a side handle and molded or vented grip, choose the lightest length that still reaches, and keep nozzle sizing correct to avoid excess recoil.
Are flexible or bendable wands safe to use?
Yes—when operated within their stated PSI and temperature limits. Adjust bend only as designed, inspect often for fatigue, and avoid close‑range use of zero‑degree tips.
What thread and connector sizes are typical on lances?
Many lances use 1/4″ NPT male threads on both ends. The nozzle end commonly uses a 1/4″ quick‑connect coupler. M22 connections are common on hoses/guns; adapters are available—verify before ordering.
When should I choose a dual‑lance (variable‑pressure) wand?
When you need quick switching between low‑pressure soap application and high‑pressure rinse on a downstream‑injector setup—without changing nozzles.
Can any lance be used with a hot‑water pressure washer?
Only if its temperature rating supports your operating temperature. Many hot‑water‑rated lances list maximums near 300°F; some products are lower around 210–220°F—always check the product spec.
What lance length should I choose?
Use the shortest length that provides safe reach and a good working angle. Short (12–24 in.) favors tight control; 36–48 in. reduces bending for flatwork; longer assemblies increase reach for tall vehicles or siding.
Is a pressure washer lance the same thing as a wand?
Yes. In industry use, “lance” and “wand” refer to the same part: the rigid tube between the spray gun and the nozzle.
