is the fine spray pattern a cone or solid
441990
I don't understand what you mean. By definition, water coming through small holes under pressure is going to fan out, like a bathroom shower head. That's exactly what it does. The laws of physics apply. It has many spray patterns. It's the best nozzle I've come across so far. It has now lasted several months, which is more than I can say for the ones I purchased at a well known big box hardware store. They also have amazing customer service that contacts you to make sure you are satisfied with their product. That was a big surprise.
1579841
Sadly, the spray head is plastic. It seems that ALL of these on the market are plastic. It has a good quality plating job, however; and it is shiny and without pits or other issues after at least two years of daily use. And the rest of the faucet is really good - weighty brass castings and tubing. It has worked for us without any problems.Best~!George Beker
518073
You just turn the spray head to the left or right to get the desired spray pattern. I prefer to do this with the spray head removed from the mounting so that I don't break the mounting or pipe connection inside the wall.
732407
The nozzle is made of solid metal with baked enamel finish. The new model includes metal handle, stainless steel pin, stainless steel screw, brass flow control and strengthened inner o ring.
2006055
The base of the brush heads is square. Unfortunately, my rotadent died and I no longer use this product. It was the best system I ever used, however.
1573796
Yes, There is a selection of plastic nozzles of different GPM and spray patterns
501704
Rotate the outer ring that has the indent notches on it. That will allow you cycle through each spray pattern
2000177
cone. got rid of it. disappointed w/the design of it. love krupps & the way it makes coffee.
44240
These cones are solid plastic with no hole in the top. There are tiny holes on the corners of the base.
916941
The pressure is pumped with the cone type handle on the top of the sprayer.
1545843
The pattern width depends on a few things like, the tip size used and how far you have the gun from the surface being painted, etc. Normally the paint manufacturers' tech-sheet will indicate recommended tip. I used TCP/Global Restoration shop UBLV 3.5 VOC base coat paint and then two part ("2K") clear coat with the 1.4mm tip. If I recall, I sprayed it at about, oh, 8 inches from the surface generally for a pattern with of about 1" x 6-7" narrow oval more or less. The gun has a pattern adjust knob on the left side (narrow oval to circle pattern). I didn't spray primer, but I think that requires the bigger tip. That's my amateur experience. The pattern width depends on a few things like, the tip size used and how far you have the gun from the surface being painted, etc. Normally the paint manufacturers' tech-sheet will indicate recommended tip. I used TCP/Global Restoration shop UBLV 3.5 VOC base coat paint and then two part ("2K") clear coat with the 1.4mm tip. If I recall, I sprayed it at about, oh, 8 inches from the surface generally for a pattern with of about 1" x 6-7" narrow oval more or less. The gun has a pattern adjust knob on the left side (narrow oval to circle pattern). I didn't spray primer,... » Read More The pattern width depends on a few things like, the tip size used and how far you have the gun from the surface being painted, etc. Normally the paint manufacturers' tech-sheet will indicate recommended tip. I used TCP/Global Restoration shop UBLV 3.5 VOC base coat paint and then two part ("2K") clear coat with the 1.4mm tip. If I recall, I sprayed it at about, oh, 8 inches from the surface generally for a pattern with of about 1" x 6-7" narrow oval more or less. The gun has a pattern adjust knob on the left side (narrow oval to circle pattern). I didn't spray primer, but I think that requires the bigger tip. That's my amateur experience. « Show Less
1811088
It looks like a translucent brownish gray jelly like substance, kind of like machine grease. It is not running or liquid so, yes I would say it is solid.
416625
I would say that the porcelain coffee filter cone in the above description refers to the shape of the holder and the type of filter you use with it.
1322219
The body & hose are solid stainless steel, but the spray head is something else -- specs just say non-metal. I don't know what the material is, but mine matches visually, and it feels solid in the hand so it doesn't look or feel like plastic whatever may be under the surface.
1473706
No. !!! The caliber is different And air soft uses a round ball.This is as you see conical shaped.
879730
Both. Pattern (fan or round) and paint flow are controlled on gun. Air flow is a third adjustment and it's done on the hose, right before it enters gun.
20962
Hello I use One touch fine point lances. I look at the picture on the net and the lances look the same.