Standard Wands & Lances
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Aluminum Pressure Washer Wand Without Handle
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Zinc Plated Steel Pressure Washer Wand
From $7.97 -
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MTM Hydro Stainless Steel Spray Lance 4100 PSI
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24″ PVC Soft Wash Wand
$135.97 -
Standard Wand and Gun Kit
$84.97 -
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Mosmatic 41 Bent Wand
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Mosmatic 20 Bent Wand
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How to Choose a Standard Pressure Washer Wand (Lance)
What counts as a standard wand?
A standard wand is a straight, fixed-length tube that threads or quick-connects to your spray gun on one end and holds the nozzle on the other. Compared with specialty or telescoping models, standard wands are simple, durable, and ideal for everyday washing of vehicles, equipment, siding, and flatwork where you can reach the target from ground level.
Before ordering, confirm your gun and hose connection types and sizes. Many systems mix threaded (M22 or NPT) and quick-connect fittings. Match the wand to your highest expected pressure and temperature ratings.
Quick selector
Length
- Short (12–18 in): tight spaces, vehicle wheels, close-up control.
- Medium (24–36 in): balanced reach for general cleaning.
- Long (40–60+ in): extra leverage and distance; mind overhead clearance.
Material
- Stainless steel: strong and corrosion resistant.
- Aluminum: lighter handling with good durability.
- Plated steel/brass fittings: dependable value when properly maintained.
Connection at gun end
- Threaded: M22 or NPT to screw into the spray gun.
- Quick-connect: plug/coupler convenience when swapping tools.
Nozzle end
- Most standard wands accept 1/4 in quick-connect spray tips.
- Use the right nozzle size/orifice for your GPM and PSI.
Sizing and compatibility
Use the table below to match your machine and gun to a compatible wand. When in doubt, check the markings on your current fittings or measure with calipers.
| Factor | Typical options | What to check |
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| Gun-to-wand connection | M22 (14 mm or 15 mm), 1/4 in or 3/8 in NPT, quick-connect | Thread type and size on the gun outlet; if quick-connect, confirm plug vs. coupler and size. |
| Nozzle end | 1/4 in quick-connect tip | Coupler present on the wand and the correct nozzle orifice for your GPM/PSI. |
| Working pressure | Match or exceed machine PSI | Wand and fittings should be rated at or above system operating pressure. |
| Water temperature | Cold or hot-water rated | Confirm max temperature if using heated systems. |
| Ergonomics | Length, weight, grip | Choose a length you can hold steady and safely control for the task. |
Never use a wand or fitting with a lower pressure or temperature rating than your system. Exceeding ratings can cause component failure and injury. Always follow the pressure washer and accessory manuals and wear appropriate PPE.
Maintenance and safety basics
- Inspect threads, quick-connects, and O-rings before each use; replace worn parts.
- Flush and store the wand dry to reduce internal corrosion.
- Do not use the wand as a pry bar or to push heavy objects.
- Use a controlled stance; longer wands increase leverage and kickback.
- Verify nozzle lock engagement before triggering the gun.
Popular add‑ons
Nozzles & tips
Keep a set of spray tips sized for your machine so your wand delivers the pattern and impact you expect.
Quick‑connect adapters
Add M22‑to‑quick‑connect or NPT adapters to simplify swaps between guns, wands, foam tools, and surface cleaners.
Not sure which wand fits your setup?
Tell us your pressure washer model, hose size, gun connection, and whether you run hot water. We’ll match a durable standard wand for your workflow.
