Sprayflex adjustable

[Tony Shelton]

Has anyone ever used this product? I have a specific need for something like this at 1200-1500 psi, but I don't want to get it if it's going to fall apart quickly.

http://www.dultmeier.com/catalog/0.811.831.2020

 

[offdutyfireman]

Has anyone ever used this product? I have a specific need for something like this at 1200-1500 psi, but I don't want to get it if it's going to fall apart quickly.

http://www.dultmeier.com/catalog/0.811.831.2020

Tony, I tried them when I did fleetwashing. They work as advertised. Only thing is you can't adjust the pattern while spraying, to much pressure to turn against. My experience was from the late 90's so they may have changed somewhat.

 

[Paul Kassander]

It is just like a Hi-Lo nozzle or adjustable spray nozzle they work well but you won't get as even of a pattern as a nozzle. Still accurate enough for most every job. I have always been able to adjust the spray pattern while the water is running through them unlike big bad William.

 

[Russ Johnson]

IMO those type nozzles rob you of cleaning efficiency. No scientific proof, but it seems to me that the thin jet of water past the orifice HAS to use part of it's total energy forcing those metal vanes apart to make the pattern. But they do have their purpose, and, Tony, you may just have one. They're pretty durable unless you slam them around.