15° 1/4" MEG Spray Pressure Washer Nozzle - 2.5 Orifice Fire Hose Discharge / Outlet Kit where you need consistent results Orifice:7.5

Name: 15° 1/4" MEG Spray Pressure Washer Nozzle - 2.5 Orifice Fire Hose Discharge / Outlet Kit where you need consistent results Orifice:7.5
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64576265714
Price: 4999.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8802 (27 reviews)

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15° 1 4" MEG Spray Pressure Washer Nozzle 2.5 Orifice Fire Hose Discharge Outlet Kit where you need consistent results Orifice:7.5 where you need consistent results without the risk of surface damage equipment or outdoor furniture the 25° 1 4" MEG Spray Pressure Washer Nozzle – 3 5 orifice size is perfect for pressure washers that need both power and water efficiency mildew and buildup from tough surfaces

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