QC 15080 Yellow Nozzle

QC Nozzle, 8 GPM (15 to 40 degree)

15 degree, yellow (15080)
$3.99
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QC 15080 Yellow Nozzle
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QC Nozzle, 8 GPM (15 to 40 degree)

$3.99

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Quick-connect pressure washer nozzles sized for 8 GPM machines, in three color-coded spray angles: 15 degree yellow, 25 degree green and 40 degree white. Snap in the angle the job calls for and swap it in seconds.

Spray angle
  • Ships nationwide$8.95 on orders under $50, $12.95 under $149. Larger orders see their rate at checkout. Ships in 1 to 3 business days.
  • Free pickup by appointmentAt our shop, 7123 I-30 Frontage Rd, Suites 3 and 4, Little Rock.
  • Questions? Talk to a builder(501) 503-2623
  • Operators behind itFrom the crew behind We Blast, a working soft and pressure wash company in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Overview

Choose your option

  • 15 degree, yellow (15080): A narrow, concentrated fan that puts more force on a smaller area. For concrete, equipment washing and heavy-duty pressure washing.
  • 25 degree, green (25080): The all-round angle, balancing coverage and cleaning impact. For concrete, building washing, equipment cleaning and commercial pressure washing.
  • 40 degree, white (40080): A wide fan for rinsing and general cleaning, when coverage matters more than impact. For building washing, vehicle washing and rinsing.

Good to know

  • Sized for 8 GPM machines. Running a different machine? See QC Nozzle, 5.5 GPM.
  • Match the nozzle to your machine's rated flow and pressure.
  • Narrow angles hit harder. Test your distance and pressure on an inconspicuous spot before you clean a sensitive surface.

On the Job

Everyday pressure washing tips for an 8 GPM machine. Snap in the angle the job calls for: 15 degree yellow for stubborn buildup, concrete and equipment, 25 degree green for general and commercial cleaning, 40 degree white for rinsing buildings and vehicles.

The 080 in the code means it is sized for 8 GPM, so your high-flow machine builds the pressure it should. Tips wear and get lost, so keep spares of the angles you use most. A 5.5 GPM tip on an 8 GPM machine will not perform right, so match the code to the machine.

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