Match your pressure washer's PSI and GPM in blue. The correct orifice size will be listed in the grey area.
Grade
Style
Inflow
Outflow
Increases Cleaning Speed by 50% •For blasting and removing stubborn and encrusted stains •High-pressure pencil jet rotating at 3000 RPMs
Quick-Connection Plug Included •Included one male 1/4" plug with Quick Connect (AL-PLUG 1/4mB) •Simply snap turbo nozzle into your 1/4" quick-connect lance
Pressure Rating •Maximum pressure of 5100 PSI (350 Bars) •Maximum temperature of 212 degrees F
Compatibility •Fits most professional-grade gas power washers •NOT designed for electric or consumer-grade pressure washers
Shock-Resistant •Internal stabilization springs protect ceramic nozzle from damage
Model
Model Number:
YR51K40-A
Manufacturer:
General Pump
Rated PSI
5100 PSI
Weight:
1 Lbs. (0.45 kilograms)
Dimensions:
4L x 2W x 2H (10.16 x 5.08 x 5.08 cm)
Mfr Consumer Warranty:
30 Days
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2 Questions
Q: Is a 4.0 orifice on a General Pump turbo nozzle correct for a Simpson PS4240H-SP pressure washer? Does the Simpson PS4240H-SP come with a 1/4" quick connect on the lance? by Rod from California on October 08, 2011
A: Yes, the 4.0 size orifice is the correct size for that pressure washer. In regards to the lance, yes it comes with a standard 1/4" quick connect connection on the end of the lance. by Bill, Product Expert
Q: How do I find out what GPM my machine is? What is GPM? by Jeffrey Helwig from New Hampshire on August 04, 2011
A: The gpm is the max gallons per minute that the pump is capable of putting out. This rating should be listed on the pump and/or frame of the pressure washer. by Bill, Product Expert
Overall Rating
5.0
(Based on 3 Reviews)
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Bill Mikenis, Product Expert Pressure Washers Direct
Bill's Recommendation
The big daddy of turbo nozzles. This beefy rotary nozzle can withstand pressures up to 5100 PSI and temperatures up to 212 degrees F.
The 4.0 orifice is fairly popular, since you want to maximize all the pressure in your washer. If you want additional water flow at lesser pressure washer, you can always use a 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0.
Just remember. The larger the orifice. The lesser the pressure.
May 19, 2011
Bob T. Dartmouth, MA
Perfect for my 3500 psi
Just stripped some concrete of gum and dirt. The results were phenomenal!
You took the homework out of selecting the proper rotary tip for my unit with your menu. I cannot thank you enough!
May 05, 2011
Vincent J. Camden, AR
Awesome
This thing is awesome. If you're serious about saving time then this is for you.