Pressure Washer Wand Accessories

Ever finish a long house wash and feel it in your wrist for two days? A five dollar side handle fixes more fatigue than any expensive gun upgrade. Sun Brite Supply stocks pressure washer wand accessories that fit standard 1/4 inch lances. Not sure what fits your setup? Call 301-519-9274 before you order.

Choosing a Side Handle for Your Lance

Both handles here mount to 1/4 inch lance tubing, and the difference comes down to how they attach. The General Pump c-clamp style side handle at $4.70 clamps anywhere along the tube, so you can set the grip exactly where the wand balances for you. This one is a call-ahead item, so check availability first. The standard side handle for 1/4 inch lances at $5.86 is on the shelf now and installs the same way on any straight lance.

Why Run a Second Grip at All

Two hands on the wand means the trigger hand steers and the lead hand carries the weight. That keeps the nozzle a steady distance off the surface, which is what gives you even cleaning without wand stripes. It also matters for recoil. A 4 GPM machine at 4000 PSI puts real push-back into a lance, and fighting that with one wrist all day is how guys end up icing their forearm at night. Set the handle a few inches ahead of the balance point, snug the clamp screw, and let your lead arm do the holding instead of your grip strength.

Build Out the Rest of the Wand

• Lances in straight and bent configurations
• Dual lances for on-the-fly soap switching
• Spray guns to pair with your lance
• Gun and lance combos ready to connect
• Nozzle holders and quick connects
• Spray nozzles in every orifice size
• Hot water rated lances
• Visit our Gaithersburg, MD store

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a side handle fit my wand?

If your lance is standard 1/4 inch tubing, yes. Both handles we sell clamp around that tube size. Telescoping wands and fat insulated lances have larger outside diameters, so measure the tube or call us with the wand model before ordering.

Is a side handle actually worth adding?

For anyone spraying more than an hour at a time, yes. It spreads recoil across both arms, keeps the nozzle at a consistent standoff distance, and cuts wrist fatigue. At under six dollars it is the cheapest comfort upgrade on the truck.

How do I install a c-clamp style handle?

Open the clamp screw, slip the halves around the lance tube, position the grip where the wand balances, and tighten. No tools beyond a screwdriver or hex key, and you can reposition it any time.