Nozzles
Find the right pressure washer nozzles to match your machine and cleaning goals. This category includes fixed fan tips, turbo/rotary nozzles, low‑pressure soap tips, and specialty options for reach or delicate surfaces.
Use this guide to decode color codes, pick a safe spray angle, and size the orifice to your rated GPM and PSI so you clean faster without overloading your pump.
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Nozzles FAQ's
What connection size do most tips use?
Most handheld pressure washer tips use a 1/4‑inch quick‑connect plug. Confirm your wand, lance, or nozzle holder before ordering.
Does spray angle change my pressure?
Operating pressure is governed by the orifice size. Angle mainly changes how the energy is spread over the surface. Choose angle for coverage; size for pressure.
What’s the difference between a turbo nozzle and a 0° tip?
Both use a 0° stream, but a turbo nozzle rotates it to clean a wider path with similar impact—ideal for tough concrete and masonry when used correctly.
When should I replace a spray tip?
Replace when you notice uneven fan shape, pressure loss at usual settings, visible orifice wear, or streaking that persists after cleaning debris from the tip.
Why won’t my downstream injector pull soap?
Downstream injectors require low pressure. Install the black ~65° soap tip to enable chemical draw, then switch back to a high‑pressure tip for rinsing.
How do I choose the right nozzle orifice size?
Match your machine’s rated GPM and PSI to a nozzle sizing chart to find the correct orifice (e.g., 3.5, 4.0). If you’re between sizes, the larger orifice generally lowers pump load.
What do pressure washer nozzle colors mean?
Colors correspond to spray angle: red 0°, yellow 15°, green 25°, white 40°, and black ~65° (low‑pressure soap). Always test from a safe distance first.
