SurfaceMaxx - 3.0 Orifice 25 degree Spray Nozzle 4500 psi

Say goodbye to stubborn stains with the SurfaceMaxx 15-Degree Pressure Washer Spray Tip. Designed for precision, its 15-degree spray pattern delivers a concentrated flow of water that effortlessly blasts away dirt and mildew from hard-to-reach places. Perfect for unpainted hard surfaces like grills, driveways, brick, concrete, and stucco, this spray tip eliminates the need for scrubbing with manual brushes. Compatible with gas and electric pressure washers from 1600-4500 PSI, it easily connects to a standard 1/4-in quick-connect coupler for seamless setup. Pro Tip: Start cleaning at a distance and move closer as needed to protect soft surfaces like wood, vinyl, or screens.

Take on the toughest stains with the SurfaceMaxx 0-Degree 3.0 Orifice Pressure Washer Spray Tip. Designed for precision cleaning, this powerful nozzle delivers a concentrated 0-degree spray, blasting away dirt, grime, and buildup from hard surfaces like concrete, brick, and unpainted metal. Compatible with gas and electric pressure washers from 1600 to 4500 PSI, it connects easily with a standard 1/4-in quick-connect coupler. Built for durability and efficiency, this high-performance spray tip cuts through tough stains with ease--helping you clean faster and more effectively.

Do not get frustrated with unsightly stains on your brick or concrete surfaces. Instead, add the SurfaceMaxx 15-deg pressure washer spray tip to your pressure washer toolbox. The spray pattern provides a concentrated flow of water that blasts away dirt and mildew buildup in hard-to-reach places and eliminates the need for manual cleaning brushes. The 15-deg spray tip is compatible with gas and electric pressure washers from 1600-4500 PSI and is a great replacement for OEM spray tips. It is also very easy to use as it simply connects to a standard 1/4-in. quick-connect coupler. Get pro performance, powerful clean with the SurfaceMaxx 15-deg pressure washer spray tip. Note: when using a pressure washer spray tip, it is best to start cleaning at a distance and then, if necessary, begin to move closer to the surface. Moving too close can damage soft surfaces like vinyl siding, window screens and wood.