AR 3.0 Orifice Turbo Nozzle (Prosumer Gas)

I just bought and received a 3400psi Briggs & Stratton prosumer pressure washer from Pressure Washers Direct.com.

First, I tried using a turbo nozzle I already owned that I purchased from a local discount store. I was not happy with the performance.

Then I ordered an AR 3.0 Turbo Nozzle from Pressure Washers Direct.com. This nozzle works flawlessly.

The combination of my pressure washer and the turbo nozzle took my concrete driveway to a new level of clean, AND did it in record time.

If you want to get the best performance out of your pressure washer you need to match it with professional quality accessories like this one.

I highly recommend this turbo nozzle.

I just bought and received a 3400psi Briggs & Stratton prosumer pressure washer from Pressure Washers Direct.com.

First, I tried using a turbo nozzle I already owned that I purchased from a local discount store. I was not happy with the performance.

Then I ordered an AR 3.0 Turbo Nozzle from Pressure Washers Direct.com. This nozzle works flawlessly.

The combination of my pressure washer and the turbo nozzle took my concrete driveway to a new level of clean, AND did it in record time.

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You can literally carve your name in wood with your red zero degree spray.

Unfortunately, the pencil-thin spray is so narrow that it can’t cover much surface area. Even Superman couldn’t move a wand fast enough to clean a driveway with a red spray tip.

Now, imagine the strength of a red spray tip spinning at supersonic speed. That’s what a turbo nozzle does.

A rotary turbo nozzle automatically spins a zero degree spray in a 4-8 inch circle at 3000 rotations per minute.

The spinning water jet hits the surface area from multiple angles, quickly breaking down caked-on dirt and grime. As a result, rotary nozzles can cut cleaning time in half.

Picking the perfect turbo nozzle is similar to selecting spray tips.

First, you simply match the grade of turbo nozzle with your pressure washer. Finding a consumer vs. prosumer vs. professional turbo nozzle is the easy part.

The secret is selecting the orifice size. The chart on every turbo nozzle page will help you align the right turbo nozzle with the right water pressure.

For example, most consumer-grade pressure washers produce 2400 PSI of pressure. A small turbo nozzle with a 3.0 orifice will suffice.

On the other hand, a professional-grade machine can generate up to 5000 PSI of pressure. The same 3.0 orifice will work flawlessly, but you’ll need a much thicker turbo nozzle to withstand twice the pressure.

Try to keep your orifice size as small as possible. Why?

If you widen the orifice, you reduce the pressure. The whole purpose of a turbo nozzle is to fully utilize the highest pressure possible. Don’t dilute the pressure.

You can literally carve your name in wood with your red zero degree spray.

Unfortunately, the pencil-thin spray is so narrow that it can’t cover much surface area. Even Superman couldn’t move a wand fast enough to clean a driveway with a red spray tip.

Now, imagine the strength of a red spray tip spinning at supersonic speed. That’s what a turbo nozzle does.

A rotary turbo nozzle automatically spins a zero degree spray in a 4-8 inch circle at 3000 rotations per minute.

The spinning water jet hits the surface area from multiple angle... more