Spray jets and lances for water spraying and cleaning

Spray jets and lances are used for water spraying and cleaning tasks where the connection type, material and pressure rating must match the equipment already in use. Product types include spray lances, jet nozzles and spray guns, with options shown in brass, aluminium, stainless steel, nylon and chrome-plated brass.

Selection usually starts with the working component required at the end of the hose or pipework. A spray lance gives extra reach, a jet nozzle provides a direct outlet, and a spray gun is selected when a handled spraying component is needed. Check the stated connection and pressure rating before ordering, especially when replacing an existing spray jet accessory.

Product types and common selection points

Spray lances

Spray lances are available in aluminium and in brass with stainless steel or nylon, depending on the specific product. Lance lengths include 20 cm, 40 cm and 60 cm where stated. Connection formats include male thread, male thread x female thread and quick coupler options, so the fitting detail should be checked against the existing hose, coupler or spray gun.

Pressure-rated spray lances are shown with values such as 30 bar, 40 bar and 50 bar on selected products. These figures should be matched to the operating conditions of the installation and not treated as interchangeable across every spray lance.

Jet nozzles

Jet nozzles include brass quick coupler options and chrome-plated brass hose tail types with valve. Choose a jet nozzle by matching the outlet connection, hose size and pressure rating to the system.

Jet nozzles are small but important spray jet accessories. Incorrect connection sizing can prevent a secure fit, so thread size, hose tail dimensions and coupler type should be confirmed before selection.

Spray guns

Spray guns include brass models with a 1/2 inch female thread and a 24 bar rating. A spray gun is normally selected alongside a suitable lance, nozzle or hose connection, so the thread size and pressure rating should be compared with connected components.

Materials, connections and pressure ratings

Product titles identify several material combinations: brass, aluminium, stainless steel, nylon and chrome-plated brass. Some spray lances combine brass with stainless steel, while another listed spray lance combines brass with nylon. Aluminium spray lances are also available in standard, professional and heavy type descriptions.

Connection choices include 1/2 inch male thread, 1/2 inch female thread, 3/4 inch quick coupler, 3/4 inch male thread x female thread, 1 inch quick coupler and 1/2 x 13 mm hose tail with valve. When comparing spray lance nozzles and water spray jets, connection compatibility is just as important as the product type.

Pressure ratings shown across selected products include 16 bar, 24 bar, 30 bar, 40 bar and 50 bar. These ratings are product-specific. Always check the individual product title and details before combining a lance, jet nozzle or spray gun with existing equipment.

Choosing the right spray jet accessory

Start by identifying whether the installation needs a spray lance, jet nozzle or spray gun. Then compare the connection format, material, length and pressure rating. For replacement work, matching the existing thread or coupler type can reduce the risk of ordering an incompatible part.

For longer reach, select a spray lance length shown for the product, such as 20 cm, 40 cm or 60 cm. For direct hose connection, a hose tail nozzle with valve may be relevant where the stated hose tail size matches the hose. For coupler-based systems, check whether the product uses a quick coupler and whether the size matches the existing coupling.

High pressure spray lances and industrial spray jets should be selected only after confirming the stated pressure rating and connection. Adjustable spray lances should also be checked by product specification where adjustment is required, as adjustment details are not stated for every spray lance.