ProTool 3.0 Nozzle SS 1/4in 25 Degree 25030
Quick Overview
- Size: 1/4" Male NPT Inlet Connection
- Offers Long operational life with a flat even spray.
- Spray Angle: 25°
- Spray Pattern: Tapered edge
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Spray Nozzle 1/4in 25 Degree 3 Size MEG 2503
Stainless Steel construction spray nozzle are specially designed to handle high impact, high pressure washes.
Offers Long operational life with a flat even spray.
MEG spray tips include tungsten carbide orifice inserts for great erosion resistance.
Size: 1/4" Male NPT Inlet Connection
Features:
- 400 Series Stainless Steel
- Even edge flat fan type spray pattern
- Spray Angle: 25°
- Spray Pattern: Tapered edge
- Nozzle Type: MEG
- Capacity Size: 3
- Length: 1 1/64"
- Hex: 9/16"
- Net Weight: 5/8 oz.
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