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1/4" Meg Spray Tip 5020 — 50°, Stainless Steel
$8.50
A 1/4" Meg-thread spray tip, code 5020, producing a wide fan at 50°. Machined from stainless steel for corrosion resistance against detergents and cleaning chemicals.
The first two digits of the tip code identify the spray angle and the remaining digits identify the orifice size, which determines flow at a given pressure. This tip delivers broad, low-impact coverage.
Matching tip size to your machine's actual output is not optional. A tip with too small an orifice drives system pressure up and strains the pump; too large and you bleed off pressure and lose cleaning force. Every nozzle on a multi-tip bar should be matched — mismatched tips are one of the most common causes of streaking and uneven results.
Tips are wear items. Grit passing through at high pressure erodes the orifice gradually, widening the pattern and cutting impact well before the tip visibly fails. Replacing them as a set on a schedule is cheaper than redoing work. Grime Task Force stocks the full range of Meg tips so you can match exactly what your setup calls for.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the tip code mean? The first two digits are the spray angle (50°) and the remaining digits indicate orifice size, which sets flow at a given pressure.
How do I choose the right tip? Match orifice size to your machine's flow output at your working pressure. Undersized tips raise pressure and strain the pump; oversized tips lose cleaning force.
How often should tips be replaced? They wear gradually with grit passing through. Replace as a matched set when you notice reduced impact or a widening spray pattern.
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