Marksman™ Nozzle #12, #15, #20

SUPERIOR DESIGN The Marksman™ Nozzle is a static, 0-degree, solid-stream nozzle that was engineered for superior long-distance cleaning. Constructed out of stainless-steel housing, the nozzle is lightweight and durable. ACCURACY & PRECISION With a controlled flow that provides optimal cleaning impingement over 20 ft., Marksman™ Nozzle is an ideal fit for cleaning corrosive environments like lift stations. The precise stream cleans accumulated solids and grease build-ups, while its accuracy reduces the operator's chances of damaging crucial parts like pumps and electrical components. OPERATOR SAFETY The Marksman™ Nozzle requires the use of a 6 ft. minimum lance equipped with a dead man switch, ensuring the operator more control while resulting in less impending harm. Operators will no longer need multiple lances to reach extended distances, or wear harnesses to lower themselves into confined spaces. This reduces time and effort on each job. Powerful spray up to 25 feet cleans from a safe distance Eliminates confined-space entry and exposure to deadly gasses REDUCED WATER CONSUMPTION The Marksman Nozzle offers an up to 20 GPM - low water flow design, reducing each job's water consumption and duration, while still providing superior results and performance. Bulls-eye Precision: Find Your Marksman Size Below Open Sizing Chart Want to Make an Informed Choice? We're at Your Service. Effortless Repairs on Demand! Assembly Information View Assembly Diagram Maintain Nozzle Performance Get Your Dome Inlet Screens Here! ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Maximum Inlet Pressure: 2500 PSI (172 bar) Maximum Water Temperature: 180°F (+82°C) Housing Material: Stainless Steel Nozzle Tip: Stainless Steel Inlet Connection Thread: 1/2" FNPT Further Information May Be Found Here! Find The Right Size! Ensure Peak Performance And Ward Off Unnecessary Wear By Opting For A Size That Closely Matches With Your Machine's Requirements. Want to Make an Informed Choice? We're at Your Service. Digging Down in the Diagram! The Nozzle Can Be Broken Down into Two Halves to Assist in Troubleshooting Any Clogs. To Service the Nozzle: Remove Existing Inlet Screen from the Hose End of the Nozzle. Verify Debris Is Removed. Insert New Inlet Screen and Position Into Place.