Rotating Nozzles

A rotating nozzle, often called a turbo nozzle, spins a zero-degree jet in a cone pattern. You get the stripping power of a pinpoint jet with the coverage of a wider spray, which makes fast work of tough buildup.

How to Choose

Size the rotating nozzle to your machine's GPM and PSI, just like a standard tip. Confirm the connection type, usually a quick connect plug. Using a nozzle matched to your flow protects the surface and gets the rated performance.

Common Applications

• Stripping concrete, sidewalks, and driveways
• Removing heavy mildew and buildup
• Cleaning equipment and machinery
• Any job that needs extra cutting power

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a turbo nozzle different from a standard tip?
A standard 0-degree tip is a fixed pinpoint jet. A rotating nozzle spins that jet in a cone, so you keep the cutting power but cover more area.

Is a rotating nozzle safe on all surfaces?
It is aggressive. Use it on concrete and hard surfaces, and keep it off wood, siding, and other soft surfaces that can be damaged.

How do I size one?
Match the nozzle to your machine's GPM and PSI. Call us with those numbers and we will confirm the right one.

Why Buy from Sun Brite Supply

For more than 30 years, Sun Brite Supply has helped Maryland pros clean faster from our Gaithersburg, MD store. Call (301) 519-9274 and we will match the right rotating nozzle.