Fna Group 80145 3600 Psi Quick Connect Nozzle Set

Product Description

The FNA GROUP 80145 is a six-piece quick connect spray nozzle set rated for use at up to 3600 PSI on both hot and cold water pressure washers. The set includes four high-pressure stainless steel quick connect spray nozzles and one low-pressure spray nozzle, giving technicians a full range of spray patterns in a single kit. Spray patterns span from a pinpoint stream for heavy-duty targeted cleaning to a wide fan for low-pressure chemical application. The stainless steel construction supports durability under repeated field use and exposure to cleaning chemicals.

This nozzle set is suited for residential and light commercial gas pressure washer service. It is designed as a direct replacement for worn, damaged, or lost spray tips on machines equipped with standard quick connect spray wands. The wide fan nozzle supports downstream chemical injection and surface rinsing, while the pinpoint and intermediate nozzles handle concrete, grime, and stubborn deposits. The kit is packaged as a single unit of six nozzles, making it a practical stock item for pressure washer service calls.

Key Features

• Rated to 3600 PSI, compatible with hot and cold water pressure washers
• Includes four high-pressure stainless steel quick connect nozzles
• Includes one low-pressure nozzle for chemical cleaning and wide-fan rinsing
• Spray patterns range from pinpoint stream to wide fan
• Quick connect design for fast nozzle swaps without tools
• Designed to fit most gas pressure washers with quick connect spray wands

Compatibility

Designed to fit most gas pressure washers equipped with quick connect spray wands, for both hot and cold water units rated up to 3600 PSI.

Installation Notes

Nozzle replacement on a pressure washer should be performed with the unit powered off and trigger gun depressurized before handling tips. Quick connect nozzles seat with a push-and-click mechanism — confirm the nozzle is fully locked before operating the washer. Inspect the quick connect collar on the spray wand for wear or cracking before installing new nozzles, as a damaged collar can cause tips to eject under pressure.