Fna Group 80179 Pressure Washer Wand 48 in 5000 Psi

Product Description

The FNA GROUP 80179 is a 48-inch universal extension wand designed for use with pressure washers rated up to 5000 psi. Built for both residential and commercial pressure washing tasks, it features a vented grip that provides insulation and protection when working with hot water. The wand connects upstream via a threaded MNPT spray gun fitting and downstream via an industry-standard quick-connect (QC) nozzle socket, making hookup to nozzles, surface cleaners, and spray guns straightforward. Weighing 2.4 pounds, it is a practical addition to any service technician's or contractor's pressure washing kit.

This extension wand suits a wide range of pressure washing applications, from exterior building wash-downs and equipment cleaning to deck and surface restoration work. The 48-inch length adds reach for overhead or extended-distance cleaning tasks, reducing operator fatigue. The QC nozzle connection accepts standard interchangeable nozzle tips, so the wand integrates directly into existing pressure washing setups without adapters. It is suitable for use on both electric and gas-powered pressure washers that fall within the 5000 psi pressure rating.

Key Features

• 48-inch length provides extended reach for overhead and stand-off cleaning tasks
• Vented grip design insulates the operator's hand during hot-water pressure washing
• Industry-standard QC nozzle connection accepts common interchangeable nozzle tips and surface cleaner attachments
• Threaded MNPT spray gun connection for secure, leak-resistant hookup to standard spray guns
• Rated for pressure washers up to 5000 psi

Compatibility

Compatible with most pressure washers rated up to 5000 psi. The MNPT spray gun connection and standard QC nozzle socket provide a universal fit across a broad range of gas and electric pressure washer brands and models.

Installation Notes

Depressurize the system and shut off the pressure washer before connecting or disconnecting the wand. Thread the MNPT end securely into the spray gun inlet by hand, then snug with a wrench — avoid overtightening, which can damage the threaded fitting. Confirm the QC nozzle tip is fully seated and locked before operating. Inspect all connections for leaks at low pressure before proceeding to full operating pressure.