Standard Wands & Lances
Standard wands (also called spray lances) are the straight, fixed‑length extensions that connect your pressure washer gun to the nozzle. They provide control, reach, and leverage without the complexity of telescoping designs.
Use this guide to choose the right length, material, and connection so your new wand matches your machine’s PSI, temperature, and workflow.
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Standard Wands & Lances FAQ's
When should I replace a wand?
Replace if it is bent, cracked, leaking at joints, has damaged threads or quick‑connects, or if its pressure/temperature rating is below your machine’s requirements.
Can I use hot water with a standard wand?
Yes, if the wand and its fittings are rated for your system’s temperature. Always confirm the maximum temperature rating before use.
What length should I choose for a standard wand?
Short (12–18 in) for tight spaces; medium (24–36 in) for general cleaning; longer (40–60+ in) for extra reach. Pick the longest length you can handle safely and steadily.
How do I make sure a new wand fits my spray gun?
Match the thread type and size (for example M22‑14 vs. M22‑15 or 1/4 in NPT) or the quick‑connect size and style. When uncertain, measure and bring details to our team.
Which connection types do standard wands commonly use?
Most pair with M22 or NPT threads at the gun end or use quick‑connects. The nozzle end is typically a 1/4 in quick‑connect for spray tips.
What is the difference between a standard wand and a telescoping wand?
A standard wand is a fixed-length, straight lance for everyday work at ground level. A telescoping wand extends several feet for high or distant targets without ladders.
