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Nozzle Selection Information
Nozzle Selection Guide
The 0-Degree Nozzle This is a blasting nozzle. It delivers a
very concentrated stream of water. Care should be used to avoid gouging wood or
damaging fr agile surfaces. Uses: Removing weeds from sidewalk cracks, stubborn
stains from concrete, masonry, aluminum and steel, caked mud from equipment and
cleaning lawn mower undersides. This nozzle can cause damage if not used
correctly.
The 15-Degree Nozzle This is a chiseling nozzle. The spray
should be directed at a 45-degree angle to the surface and used like a scraper
to remove paint, grease and dirt. Uses: Surface preparation (removing peeling
paint and mildew stains(, cleaning gutters and downspouts.
The 25-Degree Nozzle This is a flushing nozzle. With a narrower
spray pattern than the 40-degree nozzle and with more concentrated spray
pressure, this nozzle is best suited for flushing dirt, mud and grime. Uses:
Wet-sweeping leaves from walks, curbs, and driveways, cleaning stable floors,
washing swimming pool bottoms and blasting barbecue grills.
The 40-Degree Nozzle This is a wash nozzle. Its wide spray
pattern disperses the water pressure over a large area and is recommended for
rinsing and moderate washing. Uses: Washing down aluminum siding, cleaning
windows, washing vehicles, spraying sidewalks, driveways and patios.
The Soap Injector Nozzle This is the low pressure soaping
nozzle. When used with the Suttner Soap Injector, this nozzle will allow a soft
spray soaking of the surface with a liquid soap or detergent. Uses: Equipment
cleaning, removing mildew and oxidations stains from houses, cleaning
effervescent brick and degreasing.
The Turbo Nozzle Turbo nozzles spray water out a zero degree orifice.
The spray exits the nozzle at an angle while rotating. The rotation allows the
spray to simulate a fan pattern; therefore, it allows the operator to cover a
larger area. With the increased tearing action of the rotating spray, the turbo
nozzle handles caked on mud, peeling paint, concrete cleaning and other
applications where a flat fan nozzle would not cut it.
The information on this page is courtesy of Suttner America
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