what size nozzles come with this unit &amp; how many cfm required
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The Nozzle at end is around half or 9/16th inch diameter. I used 5.4 scfm with 15 gallon tank, max 180#. Worked well. Had to pause sometimes for compressor to catch up. I also cut the rubber intake hoze to half it's length and that mase a big difference. If u use common sand you had better sift it first. But if you do get a clog... it's very easy to clear the clog.
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The nozzle has a female attachment to receive a standard male hose attachment. (Hoses all "look" about 1 inch in diameter on the outside, but may have different inside diameters, such as 5/8" or 3/4," but the attachments are a standard size.)
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According to the chart, you need either a 4.0 or a 4.5 nozzle, NOT this one. Here is a link to a chart: http://www.pressurewashersdirect.com/Shark-9.302-243.0/p4389.html#reviews Here is another chart, less commercial: http://www.the-power-washer-advisor.com/pressure_washer_nozzles.html#NozzleChart
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Have no idea, I sent mine back because I could not find a fitting to connect the nozzle into. I sent the thing back! It has a male end, the threads are some sort of weird size. I tried many places to find a female end to screw onto it. No luck.
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Here is the answer from factory:The minimum pressure for the system to mist is 35 psi (the average in the US is about 60 psi with the highest being around 100 psi). The higher the pressure the better the quality of the mist, though anything above 45 psi does a good job. Each nozzle uses between 0.4 gallons per hour and 0.58 gallons per hour depending on the pressure.
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SpecificationsModel No. Rated Voltage CFM Open Flow CFM In System* Current DrawAmps Fuse SizeTurbo 3000 12V nominal 120 90 2.6 4-amp
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It works with standard nozzles, etc. I think it came with a washer, but it has been a while, so I am not sure. If it does need one, it the standard hose washer.
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I have a Generac OneWash that maxes at 3100 PSI and have had no issues with this nozzle. It locks on well, and clicks into place on each stop. Seems well made and like it will definitely last. Hope that helps.Jay
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You can use hook and loop or psa depending on what backing pad you buy. I think it comes with a hook and loop one but can't quite remember. My compressor is 85 cfm but I am sure it could run with as little as 10 cfm or so, THis is a bit of a guess. I have bought loads of these in my time and won't by anything else
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Hello, Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work. Drew Rockpowerpumptool
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No- nozzle is built in . They do not come with xtra or different size nozzles.
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I've only used one nozzle but it covered an area 1-1.5 feet in diameter. You can adjust the nozzle to change the diameter. One of the other nozzles might have wider coverage.
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Hello,Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work.Drew Rockpowerpumptool
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It has more or less half inch diameter nozzle, and heats a square inch to 2 inches apart. I'm happy with it and has already paid the price by 100 times. I highly recommend it to repair laptops, tablets and cell phones
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http://www.ultimatewasher.com/nozzles-size-pressure-washer.htmFind the pressure rating of the machine, and the gallons per minute and this chart should tell you what you need
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there are a few different nozzles. I cannor for the life of me remove the first one I used so the rest are useless to me.
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You can get this directly from the Supentown website: http://www.sunpentown.com/paacforhu.html SU-4010 nozzle, part 20019