JEGS Industrial Water Nozzle Handles up to 160 degrees
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The JEGS High Temperature and High Pressure Industrial Spray Nozzle is made of heavy-duty, die-cast metal that will stand up to tough outdoor conditions. It is hot-water rated to 160°F and is pressure rated to 100 PSI.
- Industrial Nozzle (Rear Trigger)
- Heavy-Duty, die-cast zinc body with insulation
- Reinforced brass stem, nut, and stem retainer
- Hot water rated to 160°F, water pressure rated to 100 PSI
- Crush-resistant, glass-filled nylon handle
Get a watertight connection with JEGS Hot Water Hose and its crush-proof, leak-proof brass couplings. This heavy duty, kink-resistant hose stands up to abrasion and will not degrade in sun or frost. Manufactured from commercial grade rubber with radial braid reinforcement the hose will withstand temperatures up to 160 degrees F and burst pressures up to 400 psi. JEGS Industrial Water Nozzle is crush resistant, insulated and has a reinforced brass stem that can handle up to 100 psi. Hot Water Hose: Industrial Water Nozzle:Make cleaning less of a chore with JEGS!
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