Nozzles & Turbo Tips.

Unleash serious cleaning power with our range of high-performance nozzles and turbo tips, engineered for maximum impact and efficiency. This collection of industrial cleaning tools includes durable pressure washer nozzles designed for everything from delicate rinsing to aggressive dirt removal. Whether you're tackling stubborn grime or large surface areas, these accessories provide the precision and power you need for demanding cleaning tasks, ensuring a professional, high-performance cleaning result every time.

FAQs

Common questions answered.

Five of the questions we hear most often on carpark and street linemarking gear. Full knowledge base on our FAQ page.

  • Which spray angle for which job?

    0 degree (red) - highest-PSI pinpoint blast for paint stripping, concrete cleaning, stubborn carbon. 15 degree (yellow) - heavy-duty cleaning, workshop floors, vehicle undercarriage. 25 degree (green) - contractor general-purpose, most everyday cleaning. 40 degree (white) - soft-surface cleaning, vehicle wash, painted surfaces. 65 degree (black) - soap/detergent application, widest fan, lowest pressure.

  • Stainless, ceramic or brass nozzle?

    Stainless steel for the daily-contractor standard - lasts 12+ months under daily use, resists grit and abrasive chemicals. Ceramic for the highest-wear applications - lasts 18-24 months, resists harder abrasives, costs more. Brass for occasional/light use - wears fast under daily use. Match material to use frequency, not just price.

  • Turbo head: when?

    Turbo head (rotary nozzle, dirt buster) rotates a 0-degree jet in a cone - combines 0-degree cutting power with 25-degree cleaning area. Right for tough cleaning - mud, concrete dirt, paint stripping, render cleaning. Don't use on soft surfaces (vehicle bodywork, painted timber) - the rotating jet will damage paint film. Jetwave UR25 + Snap Tail turbo head fits the standard quick-connect range.

  • Tip orifice sizing: what matters?

    Tip orifice must match the pump's PSI + L/min spec. Undersized orifice = over-pressure, blown packings, pump damage. Oversized orifice = low pressure at the gun, slow cleaning, wasted pump output. Standard tip orifice numbers (03, 04, 05, 06) map to pump-flow capacity - check the pump's recommended tip size before swapping. Most pressure washer manuals print the correct orifice on the spec plate.

  • How do I maintain nozzles & turbo tips for long service life?

    After each use, flush clean water through the system and wipe down external surfaces. Inspect hoses, fittings and o-rings for wear or cracking before each use. Change pump oil per the OEM schedule (typically every 50-100 hours for petrol units). Store indoors or under cover to prevent UV degradation of hoses and seals. For seasonal storage, run a pump-saver solution through the system to prevent mineral buildup and corrosion. Replace worn nozzles before they affect spray pattern — a worn nozzle increases water consumption and reduces cleaning efficiency.

Full guide

Pressure Washer Nozzles & Turbo Tips

47 pressure washer nozzles and turbo tips - Graco G-Force II tip range, Jetwave variable-spray-angle nozzles, stainless steel fixed nozzles (0, 15, 25, 40 degree), turbo head with Snap Tail. The tip is the single biggest variable in pressure washer performance after PSI and flow - the right nozzle delivers the pressure where it's needed; the wrong nozzle wastes the pump's output.

Spray angle rule. 0 degree (red) for the highest-PSI pinpoint blast - paint stripping, concrete cleaning, stubborn carbon. 15 degree (yellow) for heavy-duty cleaning - workshop floors, vehicle undercarriage, metal surface prep. 25 degree (green) is the contractor general-purpose nozzle - most everyday cleaning, fence, deck, exterior brick. 40 degree (white) for soft-surface cleaning - vehicle wash, painted surfaces, light residential exterior. 65 degree (black) is the soap/detergent application nozzle - widest fan, lowest pressure, applies chemical evenly.

Stainless steel vs ceramic vs brass. Stainless steel nozzles (Jetwave SS range) are the daily-contractor standard - resist wear from grit, sand, abrasive chemicals, last 12+ months under daily use. Ceramic nozzles are the highest-spec - resist even harder abrasives, last 18-24 months but cost more. Brass nozzles are entry-tier - wear out fast under daily use, fine for occasional. Match material to use frequency.

Turbo head (rotating nozzle). Turbo head (also called rotary nozzle or dirt buster) rotates a 0-degree jet in a cone - combines the cutting power of 0 degree with the cleaning area of a 25-degree fan. Right for tough cleaning - heavy mud, concrete dirt, paint stripping, render cleaning. Doesn't suit soft surfaces (vehicle bodywork, painted timber) - the rotating jet will damage paint film. Jetwave UR25 + Snap Tail turbo head fits the standard quick-connect range.

Variable spray angle nozzle. Variable spray nozzles let the operator dial spray angle between 0 and 40 degrees on the fly - no need to swap tips between cleaning phases. Slower than dedicated tips for production work because the variable mechanism slightly throttles flow, but fast for varied-surface clean-up where the operator is constantly switching application.

Tip sizing (orifice). Tip orifice number must match the pump's PSI + L/min spec. Undersized orifice = over-pressure, blown packings. Oversized orifice = low pressure at the gun, slow cleaning. Standard tip orifice numbers (03, 04, 05, 06) correspond to pump-flow capacity - check the pump's recommended tip size before swapping.

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