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Turbo Nozzle
$116.65
A turbo nozzle, designed to spin a 0-degree jet in a rapid cone pattern.
A turbo nozzle gets you the cutting power of a 0-degree jet across the coverage area of a wider fan. The rotating stream strikes the surface at a constantly changing angle, which lifts contamination far more aggressively than a fixed tip at the same flow and pressure. On heavily soiled concrete, weathered wood, and stubborn staining, a turbo nozzle can cut cleaning time substantially.
Use with care. The same aggression that makes turbo nozzles effective also makes them capable of etching concrete, gouging wood, and destroying softer surfaces. Keep the nozzle moving, maintain consistent standoff distance, and test in an inconspicuous area before committing to a full surface.
Turbo nozzles contain a spinning ceramic or metal rotor and a bearing, which means they are wear items with more moving parts than a fixed tip. Performance loss usually shows up as slower rotation or an irregular pattern. Grime Task Force stocks turbo nozzles across the flow range so you can match one properly to your machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a turbo nozzle do? It spins a 0-degree jet in a cone pattern, giving the cutting power of a zero tip across a wider effective area.
What surfaces should I avoid? Soft wood, painted surfaces, and anything that can be etched. Turbo nozzles are aggressive by design — test first.
Why did my turbo nozzle stop spinning properly? The internal rotor and bearing wear over time. Slower rotation or an irregular pattern means it's near end of life.
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