NON pressure washer sprayers

[Evo]

Dramm Revolver. Cheap and durable. I abused one for 4 years before it died when I dropped it.

http://www.amazon.com/Dramm-12704-9-Pattern-Revolver-Nozzle/dp/B0010EMDKA

i feel like i'd go through 3 of these in one month.

You won't. They are cast metal with plastic only where it doesn't matter. The rotating selection of spray patterns is actually useful. I had one in my shop that I still use in my garden, and the one at the last shop I worked at died only cause I dropped it on concrete multiple times.

[Screened Gear]

UPDATE: After maybe 5 hours of use it is trash. The thing is leaking like crazy. Most likely a o-ring but I don't even what to mess with it.

I tossed my old one so now I am stuck with this one until I buy another one I like. Live and learn.

[Binkspot]

Mc master Carr 7641T34 is a twist type plastic nozzle that is almost bullet proof. Similar to a fire hose nozzle.  3880T21 you can drive over but will only do a full stream no spray pattern.

[ZooCity]

The 3880T21 looks perfect for the clean booth- degreasing and resolving.

[Binkspot]

Another option would be a nozzle with a pattern you like (could even be a power washer nozzle) and use a foot valve to turn it on and off. Put the nozzle on the end of a short pipe nipple to make a small wand.

[Evo]

I'll say it one last time: Dramm.

 

[mooseman]

when I had a real job I spent a lot of time in paper mills and chemical plants.
They use all kinds of nozzles , clean up guns, wash down stations etc. no whimpy stuff.....
The water spray equipment came from sources like this one.

http://www.spray.com/spray_nozzles/spray_guns.aspx

http://www.spray.com/cat70/cat70pdf/ssco_cat70_h.pdf

mooseman

[Evo]

when I had a real job....