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1/4" Quick Connect 40° White Spray Nozzles — 2 to 12 GPM
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White 40-degree quick connect spray nozzles across the full flow range, from 2 GPM up to 12 GPM. Select your machine's rating from the dropdown.
White is the industry standard color code for a 40-degree spray angle. That wide fan puts the available water across a broad path with gentler contact than tighter angles, which makes it the right choice for rinsing, for surfaces that can't take aggressive impact, and for covering large areas quickly where you're not fighting heavy staining.
A 40-degree tip is often the safest starting point on an unfamiliar surface. If it isn't cutting the contamination you can step down to 25 degrees and increase impact, but starting wide and working tighter avoids the damage that comes from leading with a narrow angle on something delicate.
Orifice size has to match your machine's actual flow output. A tip rated below your GPM drives system pressure up and strains the pump; one rated above it bleeds off pressure and costs you cleaning force. This is the single most common sizing mistake in pressure washing.
Spray tips are wear items, and they fail quietly. Grit passing through at high pressure gradually erodes the orifice, which widens the pattern and drops impact force long before the tip looks worn. A machine that seems to have lost pressure very often just needs fresh tips — check those before you start diagnosing the pump.
Grime Task Force stocks the full flow range in every color so you can build a complete matched set for whatever machine you're running.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the white color code mean? White is the industry standard for a 40-degree spray angle.
When should I use a 40-degree tip? Rinsing, softer surfaces, and covering large areas quickly. It's also the safest starting angle on an unfamiliar surface.
Which GPM rating do I need? Match your machine's actual flow output. A rating below your GPM raises pressure and strains the pump.
What if 40 degrees isn't cleaning well enough? Step down to 25 degrees for more impact. Working from wide to narrow avoids damaging delicate surfaces.
How do I know when to replace it? Reduced impact or a visibly wider pattern. Replace tips as a matched set.
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