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The telescoping wand can keep your feet flat on the ground and extend your reach one, two or even three stories high. (more…)
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Spray Lances
May 27th, 2010 
vdate Spray Lances
The nozzle is separated from the gun by a lance. This is essentially an extension pipe, generally a piece of pipe threaded at both ends. The terms "lance" and "wand" may be used interchangeably. In most cases, these extensions are built with some kind of insulated grip to increase operator control and protect the operator’s hand when hot water is being sprayed. (more…)
Trigger Gun Control & The Unloader
March 18th, 2010 vdate 
Controlling Flow from the Cleaning System
The trigger gun and unloader valve are the two main components of the most common control and safety system for high pressure cleaning equipment. (more…)
The Dump Gun
November 18th, 2009 vdate 
The Dump Gun
A dump gun avoids the pressure spike by simply re-routing the flow of water
at the gun.
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Trigger Spray Gun System
November 18th, 2009 vdate 
In most pressure cleaning equipment, the pump motor is turned on and off at the machine. The operator, however, may be cleaning as far as 100 feet away. When he wants to stop spraying water he needs a way to stop water flow without walking back to the machine. The trigger gun and unloader provide that kind of control literally at the operator’s fingertips. The valves in the trigger gun and unloader can be thought of as a pair of traffic cops, directing the "traffic flow" of water in the cleaning system. (more…)