Brass and Stainless Steel Spray Gun

To get the most out of each of their spray guns, General Pump will use only high-grade materials like brass and stainless steel. The YRL51 is a combination of brass and stainless steel, with other notable materials like plastic, Buna-N seals, and Teflon also being used. The handle features an ergonomic construction that helps limit fatigue for the operator. Maximum PSI reaches 4050 while the flow rate reaches a 13 GPM maximum. Port sizes include a 3/8" NPT-F inlet along with a 1/4" NPT-F outlet. Maximum operating temperature checks in at 320 degrees Fahrenheit.

You'll notice the nozzle and sprayer of this rear entry compensating spray gun are particularly durable. That's due in large part to a shockproof plastic housing. Each part of the gun, from the handle and trigger to the hose connections and valves, we're adjusted and engineered to deliver both comfort and effectiveness. The result is a heavy-duty, high-pressure compensating spray gun.

Dimensions: 7.62" x 6.96" x 2"

Rear Entry Compensating Spray Gun Features:

• Max GPM: 13
• Max PSI; 4050
• Max Temperature: 320 F
• Materials: Stainless steel, brass
• Buna-N seal

What is a Rear Entry Compensating Spray Gun?

A rear entry compensating spray gun is a specialized type of spray gun designed to provide consistent water flow and pressure during operation, making it highly suitable for demanding tasks like those in gardening and agriculture. The term "rear entry" refers to the position of the hose connection, which is located at the back of the gun. This design feature helps improve balance and maneuverability, allowing users to operate the gun comfortably over extended periods. Additionally, the "compensating" aspect of the gun means that it can automatically adjust the flow rate to maintain steady pressure, even if there is a change in the water supply. This capability ensures efficient and reliable performance across various applications, including car washing and other tasks requiring high-pressure spraying. The combination of brass and stainless steel in the construction of these guns further contributes to their durability and ability to withstand high pressures and temperatures, making them an indispensable tool for homeowners and professionals alike.