Turbo Nozzle Pressure Washer Tips, Rotating Nozzle with 5 Power Washer Nozzle Tips, 1/4 Inch Quick Connect, Orifice 4.0, Stainless steel...

The media could not be loaded. I actually bought this by mistake. I thought it was a rotating pressure washing tip with a variable angle throw for the water. Woops! I don't even think they make those, but it would be nice. (Raincovo?). Instead the main tip rotates the water as it passes through the tip, so it makes sort of a tornado cone type pattern. This pattern is good for general cleaning, such as patio or deck floors. Maybe a car if it doesn't have too much pollen and bird poop on it that needs something with more pressure. In the video you can seem me cleaning the top of my hot tub cover. It does a great job. I also used it on the deck, which did a great job. But understand that when you see the actual sprayer going in person, it is not like in this video. There is not single stream rotating as seen in the video. Well, technically there is, but it's moving so fast, you can't see it. You just see a cone shape. The tip is 5 star. Made of stainless steel and heavy duty. All I can say about the other tips is that they are just like all of the other pressure washer spray tips. They do the job. I would say that if you have spray tips already, you probably don't need this set up. But if you don't, you would get the added bonus of the "turbo nozzle."

I like having the option of not having to swap out tips with the rotating nozzle. It flows well and attaches without leaks to the pressure washer wand.

Item description: Pressure Washer nozzle tips (5) and SS Turbo Nozzle Brand: Raincovo Item B0CVXP7PRR Date received: 2024-05-03 Headline: It's all about the turbo nozzle Product Claims 1 ct, 1/4-inch quick connect Turbo Nozzle with male connector, and 5 different "1/4-inch" quick-connect high-pressure water-jet nozzles 4.0 gallon/minute max Jet-Angle Color 0 deg Red 15 deg Yellow 25 deg Green 40 deg White 65 deg Black (sweeper/soaper) I received what was claimed in the product title: a) Stainless Steel Turbo nozzle with a 1/4-inch quick connect male attachment, and b) Five different 1/4-inch quick connect pressure washer tips made from stainless steel (all but the soaper) or brass (the black soaper nozzle). While no claims for conformance to these standards were explicitly made in the description, the fixed angle nozzle tips appear to conform to the Pressure Washer Manufacturers Association (PWMA) Standards for marking, color, and physical dimensions for quarter-inch quick connect type of pressure washer nozzles. The nozzles were each marked with a laser engraved label on the circumference of the shaft just below the plastic colored shroud with a label consistent with PWMA recommendations, showing with the size and nozzle angle of each: "00040" for the red 0 degree nozzle "15040" for the yellow 15 degree nozzle "25040" for the green 25 degree nozzle "40040" for the white 40 degree nozzle "65400" for the black 65 degree nozzle The 40 or 400 suffix means that the nozzles supply 4.00 gal/minute of flow at 4000 psi, which goes beyond the claims made in the product description, which only claim to provide In the pressure-use test, all fixed angle nozzles provided the expected fan of high pressure water. Disconnection was a mixed bag, as some were more easily removable than others. The turbo nozzle falls is marked with a simple 040. The turbo-nozzle performed great, as expected. The turbo nozzle supplies an oscillating ~20-degree spray that automatically spreads the pressure jet over a far broader area than you can manually direct it, effectively turning it into a surface washer. If you attempted to manually do the same thing with a low-angle nozzle you would either miss most of the area, or you would be overly aggressive in a given area and damage the surface you are attempting to wash. The turbo nozzle has another substantial advantage over regular surface washers in that it is a light, wand-end, nozzle that can be pointed in any direction - that allows you to easily surface wash surfaces other than horizontal - you can wash walls, gutters, eaves etc with ease. This type of nozzle has been around for a few years, but it is a great innovation that changes pressure washing in many applications, and there are still many people who are unaware of these nozzles - every pressure washer set should have one. You can survive without a conventional surface washer (though they are great, and you should have one), but after having a turbo-nozzle, it's hard to imagine not having one. Many turbo-nozzles have a rubber coated exterior - this one does not, so use it with caution near painted surfaces (especially a car), because if you lose control of it and hit the surface, you do not have a rubber bumper to protect the paint. As always with pressure washers, read the manufacturer instructions and use caution in what you point the nozzle at; that is even more important with the low angle nozzles at close range, as they can cause severe damage not only to objects but significant injury to people or animals. Angle Color Purpose 0 Red Toughest stains, furthest distance away, sidewalk/drive crevices 15 Yellow Stubborn stains, heavy stripping 25 Green Painted surfaces, wood siding or fences, light stripping 40 White Washing of items more easily damaged, such as window screens 65 Black For sweeping, or application of soap using a dispenser

I just recently received this stainless steel beauty of a turbo nozzle, so I can't yet comment on long term durability, but ... This stainless steel turbo nozzle is to replace (yet another) plastic one that failed prematurely. I tested this heavy-duty nozzle by cleaning a pretty grubby area of concrete in a shady corner of my driveway. The fittings work properly without leaks and, as expected, the nozzle performs pretty much like every other turbo nozzle I've owned -- and I've owned a few, since none of my previous ones proved to be very durable at all. I have high hopes for this one, as the materials seem to be far and away better than any of my previous turbo nozzles. Oddly, this turbo nozzle costs about the same as those previous plastic ones. This nozzle comes with a collection of generic pressure washer tips, which are a nice bonus, since I frequently misplace tips. They're nothing special though, just a small collection of generic tips. My only small gripe about this stainless steel beauty of a turbo nozzle is that the polished stainless body can be a bit slick when wet. It would have been great to have a bit of knurling or other texture on that smooth body to enhance grip. Grippiness not withstanding this is still a 5 star product in my view!