Gilmour 855002-1001 Twist Hose Nozzle 0.75 in 200 Psi Zinc

Product Description

The GILMOUR 855002-1001 is a twist-style hose nozzle designed for controlling water flow from a standard garden hose. Built from die cast zinc, it delivers a durable, corrosion-resistant construction rated to 200 psi. The twist mechanism allows the user to adjust flow by rotating the nozzle body, making it a straightforward tool for irrigation, washdown, and general outdoor water management. At 0.559 pounds and compact in size, it handles everyday hose-end applications for landscaping crews, plumbers doing site cleanup, and general maintenance trades.

This nozzle fits 0.75 inch diameter hose connections and is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor water supply lines. Typical applications include garden irrigation, vehicle or equipment rinsing, and general site washdown. The 200 psi pressure rating makes it appropriate for use on standard municipal water supplies as well as booster-fed systems within that pressure range. It ships as a single unit and is ready to install out of the package with no additional hardware required.

Key Features

• Twist-style flow control for simple, one-hand operation
• Die cast zinc construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Rated to 200 psi for compatibility with standard and booster-fed water supplies
• Fits 0.75 inch hose diameter connections
• Compact form factor at 6.63 inches height and 0.559 pounds

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit nozzle for standard 0.75 inch garden and utility hose assemblies used in residential and light commercial applications.

Installation Notes

Shut off the water supply at the source before connecting or disconnecting the nozzle from the hose end. Thread the nozzle onto the hose fitting hand-tight, then snug with pliers if needed — avoid over-tightening die cast fittings, which can crack under excessive torque. Inspect the hose washer before use to ensure a leak-free seal at the connection point. Installation does not require licensed trade credentials but is commonly handled by irrigation technicians, plumbers, and maintenance personnel.