Stainless Steel Compensating Spray Gun

A rear entry, stainless steel spray gun, the YG5200 is developed by General Pump. Because the compensating spray gun is made entirely from stainless steel and covered in a shockproof plastic housing, it shows impressive durability and favorable specifications. The maximum flow rate is 10.5 GPM while the maximum discharge pressure is 6400 PSI. The inlet port is a 3/8" NPT-F while the discharge port is a 1/4" NPT-F. The maximum fluid temperature can be as high as 320 degrees Fahrenheit. The sprayer uses a comfortable handle, designed to reduce fatigue on the operator. The trigger is easy to engage, too. Overall, each part of the spray gun from the nozzle tip to the hose connection was built with usability and ease in mind. Adding this spray gun to your cart will prepare you to tackle even heavy-duty pressure washing applications.

Spray Gun Features:

• Max PSI: 6400
• Max Fluid Temp: 320 F
• Max GPM: 10.5
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Shockproof plastic housing
• Seat and shutter in stainless steel

Do They Make Spray Guns out of Stainless Steel?

Yes, spray guns are indeed made out of stainless steel, and this choice of material offers several advantages for both professional pressure washers and DIY enthusiasts. Stainless steel is well-known for its corrosion resistance, which ensures the longevity of the spray gun, even when it's exposed to harsh chemicals or high humidity. This is particularly important for users who work in industries where the equipment might frequently come into contact with solvents or other corrosive substances. Furthermore, stainless steel provides the strength necessary to withstand high pressures, which is vital for achieving a smooth, consistent finish when spray painting. While other materials might be prone to wear and tear more quickly, stainless steel offers a sturdy and reliable option that stands up to repeated use. Moreover, because it is easy to clean and maintain, users can spend more time focusing on their projects and less time worrying about equipment upkeep. Therefore, choosing a stainless steel spray gun aligns with the needs of those seeking equipment that combines durability and optimal performance.