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Pressure Washing Trigger Guns and Spray Guns
Browse our large selection of trigger guns and spray guns to meet your pressure washing needs!
Pressure washer guns let you control the delivery of your high-pressure spray to the surfaces you are targeting! Squeezing the trigger allows liquid to flow through the gun, while releasing the trigger shuts off the flow. It's a delivery system that allows the user to move around with ease, while offering ergonomics that make the pressure washing tasks less tedious on the pressure washer. At the same time, the gun mounts the individual spray tips that help you to get the right angle and intensity - read more about that at the Kleen-Rite Blog!
Getting the right pressure washer gun is key to getting the best pressure washing result. These guns provide better efficiency, allowing you to tackle larger jobs, faster. Use them with portable or vehicle-mounted units, and with gas or electric pressure washers.
Pressure washer guns help to remove grease, dirt buildup, and grime from buildings and vehicles. Use them to clean cement, walls, siding, car tires, and more. Spray guns are also used as prep units for car washes, as well as washing down equipment and tunnels. These pressure washer guns are easy for car wash operators to use.
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Other Considerations When Choosing a Pressure Washer Spray Gun
Aside from the main points like PSI rating, GPM rating, and port sizes, there may be additional items to think about before you purchase a pressure wash gun for certain applications. If you are power washing with hot water, it's important to check the maximum temperature rating of a spray gun to make sure it can handle the heat level of the water coming from your pressure washer. If the rating is not high enough, you may damage the gun and even be at risk of dangerous leakage with hot water that could cause injury.
Another thing you might not think about is the comfortability factor. If you or an employee will be using the spray gun for extensive periods of time, you should consider finding a gun with an ergonomic comfort grip and an easy-pull trigger. The initial cost will be higher than a standard gun, but reducing fatigue allows jobs to get done faster and more safely. Keep this tip in mind if you frequently encounter situations like having to clean unusually large walls or surfaces with stubborn, baked on dirt and grime that require long bouts of spraying.
