Trikon Trikon Spray Gun

Trikon Spray Gun	$86.64
PT-TRIKON

Meets ASTM E 1417 requirements producing a coarse spray, for low pressure rinsing of penetrate material from parts, specified for use on aircraft parts.
Proudly Designed, Engineered, Tested & Assembled in the United States of America in Cleveland, OH Since 1928. All Tri-Con Sprayer Water Nozzle Bodies are hand assembled, when your order is placed & individually hand tested before they leave our facilities.
For generations, the professional quality, all metal Tri-Con F-C-125-N multi-purpose spray nozzle has been the choice for industry and home.
The spray nozzle is engineered to withstand hard daily use & Tri-Con’s extensive line of spraying accessories mite it easy to custom design a system that will tackle any job.
The F-C-125-N offers a one piece valve assembly makes maintenance simple to keep the F-C-125-N working at its best.
This multi-purpose nozzle provides flow control & instant on/off with a squeeze of the trigger.
Product Description:
- Commercial grade spray nozzle with 100% zinc body.
- Made using premium quality metal parts: zinc, steel, brass & aluminum.
- Has a wall thickness of 1/8”
- Rated for 250 PSI Max.
- Ergo-Correct comfortable, full-hand pistol grip.
- The top D-Clip can be removed to allow quick access for rebuilding your nozzle.
- Can be completely rebuilt, using our rebuild kit V-S-1/2 HH-25-D-WRK giving you a lifetime of use.
- The Tri-Con water nozzle body can be sterilized.
- Bottom d-Clip can be used to lock the trigger handle into place for a continuous spray.
- Connects to any standard ¾” garden hose.
Specifications:
- H: 4.5” W: 1 ¼” L: 3’
- Thread Diameter: ¾”
- GPM with Trigger Handle Fully Engaged: 2.5 GPM @ 10 PSI
Package Includes:
- (1) F-C-125-N Water Spray Nozzle Body Complete
- (1) S-1/2HH-25-C: ½” HH25 Brass Cone and Adaptor
Additional Accessories
- F-C-125-N: Water Spray Nozzle Body Only No Tip(s) Included.
- V-S-1/2-25-D-WRK: Complete NDT Rebuild Kit.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 12 September, 2008.