Midland Industries DX140030MG Meg Nozzle 0 Degree 3 Gpm

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES DX140030MG is a 0-degree meg nozzle designed for high-pressure washing applications. It delivers a focused, pencil-point spray pattern at a flow rate of 3 gallons per minute (GPM) and is rated for pressures up to 7250 psi. The nozzle connects via a 1/4 inch male iron pipe (MIP) thread and is constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance in demanding wash environments. Temperature tolerance reaches 300 degrees F, making it suitable for hot-water pressure washer systems. Pressure washer technicians and service professionals install this nozzle as part of routine equipment setup or nozzle replacement.

This nozzle is used with pressure washer wands and guns that accept a 1/4 inch MIP connection. The 0-degree spray angle concentrates the full water stream into a single point, making it effective for stripping paint, clearing debris from tight crevices, and cutting through heavy buildup on hard surfaces. It is a standard accessory in both residential and light commercial pressure washing setups. The compact dimensions and stainless steel construction make it a durable choice for contractors and equipment maintenance crews who service pressure washers regularly.

Key Features

• 0-degree spray angle delivers a concentrated, high-impact point stream
• Rated up to 7250 psi for use with high-pressure commercial and residential equipment
• 3 GPM flow rate for consistent water delivery
• 1/4 inch MIP connection compatible with standard pressure washer wands and guns
• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and wear
• Rated to 300 degrees F for use with hot-water pressure washer systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade nozzle for pressure washers equipped with a 1/4 inch MIP wand or gun connection accepting a 0-degree meg-style nozzle.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by pressure washer technicians or equipment service professionals. Always relieve system pressure and shut off the water supply before removing or installing nozzles. Hand-tighten the MIP connection first, then use an appropriate wrench to seat the fitting without overtightening. Verify that the nozzle flow rate and pressure rating are compatible with the equipment specifications before returning the unit to service.