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Tip-Washjet with Vane 1503EG for Rifle Nozzle
Keep your wash arch running at peak performance with the UniJet® High Pressure Nozzle Assembly.
SKU: P-WAT-3652
This commercial-grade, multi-piece nozzle configuration is utilized heavily by Tommy Car Wash Systems for high-impact, precision cleaning. Crafted from premium hardened stainless steel, this assembly is built to withstand the punishing environment of high-pressure car wash loops, delivering a razor-sharp spray pattern shift after shift without premature wear.
Key features and benefits include:
- Maximum Wear Resistance: Hardened stainless steel construction ensures excellent orifice longevity, maintaining accurate flow rates and pressure over time.
- Tommy Car Wash Approved: Direct OEM replacement part designed to meet the exact pressure and volume specifications of Tommy arch configurations.
- Two-Piece Precision: Combines the B11430-1/4-SS-50 body/adapter with the TP1503EG spray tip for optimized fluid dynamics and easy maintenance.
- Consistent Spray Pattern: Engineered to deliver a uniform, high-impact flat spray alignment, crucial for thorough vehicle prepping and rinsing.
- Body Part Number: B11430-1/4-SS-50
- Tip Part Number: TP1503EG
- Inlet Connection: 1/4" NPT (Male)
- Material: Hardened Stainless Steel (SS)
- Spray Pattern: Flat Spray
- Application: High-Pressure Prep Arches, Blasters, and Rinse Manifolds
- Optimized for Reclaim Water Systems: The hardened stainless steel construction resists the accelerated erosion typically caused by recycled car wash water, which often carries microscopic abrasive particulates that quickly degrade standard brass or standard-grade stainless nozzles.
- Withstands Chemical Aggression: The hardened stainless steel metallurgy provides superior resistance against harsh car wash chemicals, including heavy alkaline presoaks, low-pH acids, and corrosive wheel cleaners used in high-pressure blasters.
- Stable Operating Pressures: Engineered to maintain strict flow tolerances under extreme cyclic pressure spikes (common when high-pressure pumps cycle on and off between vehicles), preventing premature failure of the internal seat and orifice.