13 Best Industrial Hose Washdown Nozzles
List Updated January 2021
Bestselling Industrial Hose Washdown Nozzles in 2021
SuperKlean 150A-LB Pistol Grip Spray Nozzle, Aluminum, 1/2 NPT, Light Blue
Dixon BWSG Brass Hot Water Washdown Spray Nozzle, 1/2" NPT Female Inlet, Black
Dixon DWG050 Industrial Grade Front Lever Spray Nozzle, Brass 1/2" NPT Female Inlet
- Maximum operating pressure is 350 psi
- Suitable for hot water up to 122 degree F
- The adjusting screw on the back of the gun allows you to fix the desired form of jet
- The fixing clamp for the operating lever allows permanent service
- 6.6 GPM flow capacity
SuperKlean 150B-DB Pistol Grip Spray Nozzle, Brass, 1/2 NPT, Dark Blue
SuperKlean 150S-G Pistol Grip Spray Nozzle, Stainless Steel, 1/2 NPT, Gray
Dixon SN75 Brass Insulated Water Nozzle, GHT Inlet
- Clip locks any spray pattern; chrome plated all zinc body
- Industrial strength nylon handle; rubber handle guard
- GHT thread on head
- Heavy duty brass valve and adjusting nut
- Hot water up to 180 degree F
Dixon AL414 Adj Hi-Low Nozzle Holder with Nozzle Protector, 1/4" Female Inlet and Outlet, 1 GPM Maximum Flow Rate
- Adjustable hi/low nozzle holder with nozzle protector
- 1/4" female inlet and outlet
- 7.8 GPM Flow
Dixon AAPN75GHT Brass Adjust A Power Nozzle, 3/4" GHT, 100 psi Pressure
- 3/4" GHT inlet for attaching to a hose
- Brass for corrosion resistance, ductility at high temperatures, and low magnetic permeability
- Stainless steel bearings for strength and resistance to corrosion
- Adjustable for 50% more power than twist nozzles
- Maximum pressure rating of 100 psi
UltraSource Hose Spray Nozzle with Swivel GHT, Bronze/Black
- Industrial-grade slip resistant body, trigger and head are rubberized for comfortable use
- GHT attachment used to connect to hoses or pipes with the same diameter
- Heavy duty bronze and stainless steel hold up to tough working environments
- Rubber construction is designed to withstand exposure to various chemicals and oils, as well as harsh climates
- Ideal for industrial kitchens, food processors, and businesses for quickly spraying down work areas
SuperKlean D150S-DB DuraFlow Spray Nozzle, Stainless Steel, 1/2 NPT, Dark Blue
- Spray nozzle for high flow washdown applications
- 1/2" NPT threads
- Dark blue-colored stainless steel 300 for resistance to corrosion and high temperatures
- Designed to prevent accidental spray
- Suitable for use in food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical, chemical, and petroleum applications
Dixon BTN75 Brass Twist Nozzle, 3/4" GHT, 4" Length
- Twist nozzle
- Made of brass
- For use up to 150 psi (water only)
- 3/4" GHT
- 4" Length
Dixon NZ2504 Brass High Pressure Spray Nozzle, 1/4" NPT Male Inlet, 25 Degree Angle
- High pressure spray nozzle
- Brass fitting
- 1/4" NPT male inlet
- 25 Degree spray angle
- Size 4
SuperKlean 11 Hose Rack for Air and Water Hoses, Stainless Steel Bolts and Brass End Fittings
- Hose rack for air and water hoses
- Stainless steel 300 bolts and brass end-fittings for resistance to corrosion and high temperatures
- Suitable for holding air and water hoses in food and beverage processing, pharmaceutical, chemical, and petroleum applications
Acting Techniques for Industrial Films from a Professional Actor
Like all forms of acting, industrial films require a specific technique that is not the most advanced, but must be taken seriously in order to excel at the job.
Industrial films provide an excellent opportunity for actors to stretch their legs and gain real-set experience. If you are not familiar, industrial films are used in organizations and corporate companies as an internal training and informational tool. These videos are never seen outside of a particular company, and while they are not the most glamorous, they offer good paychecks and an opportunity to add a credit to your resume.
Like all forms of acting, industrial films require a specific technique that is not the most advanced, but must be taken seriously in order to excel at the job.
Within this article, I have outlined the best acting tips for industrial films with the goal of answering questions and guiding young actors within this acting venue.
The Style
Industrial films are notorious for being a little on the boring side. Typically, as an actor in an industrial film you will be explaining company procedures, giving examples of customer/client interactions and updating the company employees on new policies. Sounds thrilling, right? Well, yes, if you know how to play it off.
The last thing you want to do in an industrial film production is to talk in a boring, monotone manner. Be excited, be professional and have true conviction in the words you're saying. While you may be playing an upset customer or simply reading off the new company policies when it comes to toilet paper use, speak clearly, use your emotions and treat this job as any other acting performance.
Don't be Hokey
Alright, now this is a major point. I have personally seen far too may industrial films where the actors were just plain awful. Their lines held no conviction, articulation was not on their word-of-the-day calendar and the entire performance was hokey.
It is easy to feel that industrial films do not require your best work; however, treat this acting job as any other. Perform character study, engage your entire mind and body within the script and give every line weight and conviction - even if you're talking about something that is utterly boring.
