Value Collection J06-99412 Pressure Washer Repair Kit

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION J06-99412 is a rotating nozzle repair kit designed to restore pressure washer nozzle performance. It addresses common wear points in rotating-style nozzles used in high-pressure cleaning applications, supporting a maximum operating pressure of 5800 psi. The kit includes the components needed to rebuild a faulty or leaking rotating nozzle assembly, making it a practical solution for field repairs. It is appropriate for use by pressure washer service technicians and experienced contractors who perform routine equipment maintenance on commercial or professional-grade pressure washing units.

This repair kit is suited for rotating nozzle assemblies operating at up to 5800 psi. Rotating nozzles — sometimes called turbo nozzles — are commonly found on professional and contractor-grade pressure washers used in surface cleaning, fleet washing, and building exterior maintenance. The kit is designed for shop or field repair scenarios where replacing a complete nozzle assembly is not practical or cost-effective.

Key Features

• Supports rotating nozzle assemblies rated up to 5800 psi maximum operating pressure
• Hole size of 0.08 inches for precise orifice compatibility
• Compact and lightweight at 0.25 pounds, suitable for tool bag or service kit storage
• Single-unit packaging allows individual repair without bulk purchasing requirement
• Addresses common failure points in rotating nozzle assemblies to restore function

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement repair kit for rotating nozzle assemblies rated up to 5800 psi on professional-grade pressure washing equipment.

Installation Notes

Pressure washer nozzle repairs should be performed by a qualified service technician familiar with high-pressure fluid systems. Always depressurize the system completely and disconnect the water supply before disassembling any nozzle components. Inspect the nozzle body for cracks or damage before reinstalling repaired components, and verify the assembly holds pressure at operating levels before returning the unit to service.