High Pressure Trigger Gun + Nozzles
R 300.00
- Rated to 300 bar / 4350 PSI max pressure
- Five quick-connect nozzles, 0° through 60°
- Ergonomic grip for sustained, comfortable use
- Suits detailing, commercial and industrial washing
- Max 300 bar / 4350 PSI for serious cleaning power
- Five nozzles cover 0° to 60° spray patterns
- Rated to 60°C and built for professional daily use
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Pro-Grade Control
The right pressure, the right pattern, every time
Switching from a decon blast on encrusted wheel arches to a safe wide-fan rinse on paint takes seconds with this five-nozzle kit. The gun's 300 bar max rating means you have headroom for the toughest jobs, while the ergonomic trigger keeps fatigue in check on long wash days.
Why This Kit
One kit, every wash task covered
Power, precision and versatility in a single professional solution.
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300 Bar Max Pressure
Serious pressure headroom for the toughest decon, concrete and industrial cleaning tasks.
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Five Nozzle Patterns
0° to 60° spray angles snap on in seconds, covering everything from pinpoint jets to gentle pre-rinse fans.
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Ergonomic Grip Design
Smooth trigger action and a comfortable handle reduce hand fatigue across extended wash sessions.
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Professional-Grade Build
Rated to 60°C with durable internal components designed for commercial daily use, not just occasional weekends.
How It Stacks Up
This kit vs. a basic entry-level trigger gun
Entry-level trigger guns get the job done on straightforward rinse work, but they fall short when a job demands precision spray control, multiple surface types or sustained high-pressure output. Here is where this kit pulls ahead.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum pressure rating | Yes | No |
| Five interchangeable nozzle patterns | Yes | No |
| Quick-connect nozzle system | Yes | Yes |
| Rated for hot water up to 60°C | Yes | No |
| Suitable for basic vehicle rinsing | Yes | Yes |
| Comfortable for extended professional use | Yes | No |
Built to Last
Durable enough for commercial and daily professional use
With a working pressure of 150 bar, a max temperature ceiling of 60°C and robust internal components, this gun is built for the kind of throughput a busy detailing bay or commercial wash operation demands - not just occasional weekend use.
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Questions
Frequently asked
What pressure washer brands or connectors is this gun compatible with?
The gun uses a standard quick-connect fitting that suits most consumer and professional pressure washers. Check your machine's lance connector type before ordering - the majority of common brands use a compatible fitting, but it is worth confirming if your washer is a specialist or older model.
What is the maximum pressure and temperature this gun handles?
The gun is rated to a maximum pressure of 300 bar (4350 PSI) and a working pressure of 150 bar (2174 PSI). The maximum water temperature is 60°C. Do not exceed these figures or you risk damaging the gun and voiding any warranty.
How do I switch between nozzles?
Each nozzle uses a quick-connect system - pull back the collar, seat the nozzle, and release. No tools needed. Make sure the pressure washer is off or the trigger is locked before changing nozzles.
Which nozzle should I use for washing car paintwork?
The 25° nozzle is the go-to for general vehicle washing. For a safe pre-rinse on paint or for delicate panels, step up to the 40° or 60° nozzle. Keep the lance at a sensible distance from the surface and avoid the 0° and 15° nozzles on bare paintwork - they are for hard surfaces, not panels.
Can I use the 0° nozzle on a car?
The 0° jet is a concentrated, high-impact stream best suited for blasting caked mud, heavy fallout on arches or stubborn grime off concrete and steel. It can damage paint, rubber trims and window seals if used too close. Stick to the 25°, 40° or 60° nozzles for paintwork.
Is this gun suitable for hot-water pressure washers?
Yes, up to 60°C. If your machine runs hotter than that - as some industrial hot-wash units do - you will need a gun rated for higher temperatures. For typical detailing and commercial cold or warm-water setups, this gun is well within spec.
How do I maintain the trigger gun for a long service life?
After every session, release the pressure, flush clean water through the gun, and store it with the trigger safety locked if it has one. Check the nozzle O-rings periodically and replace them if they show cracking or deformation. Keep nozzles free of grit by rinsing the quick-connect collar before attaching.
Can this kit be used for foam cannon or chemical injection applications?
The trigger gun itself is a standard inline gun and does not have a built-in chemical injection port. If you want to run a foam cannon, connect it to the end of the gun's lance outlet in the usual way - the gun's pressure rating is more than adequate for typical foam cannon performance.