
The trigger gun is the part your operator holds all day, and the part that fails first. This listing covers the full working range - light duty wash guns from 1,750 psi through to 14,500 psi ultra high pressure guns, in flows from 30 to 200 litres per minute, with BSP, NPT, M22 and quick connect ends. Every one is current stock. Pick the model that matches your machine below and it is on its way.
Ways to buy this gun:
High pressure trigger gun - RL86 Stainless.
| Model | RL86 Stainless |
|---|---|
| Part number | 145 30.2830.60 |
| Max pressure | 1,850 psi |
| Rated flow | 40 L/min |
| Inlet threads | 3/8" BSP, 3/8" NPT, 1/2" BSP, 3/4" BSP, M22 or quick connect |
| Outlet threads | 1/4" BSP, 1/4" NPT, 3/8" BSP, 1/2" BSP, M22 or kW ball coupling |
| Trigger types | Standard trigger, easy trigger, deadman and twist lock deadman |
The single biggest killer of trigger guns is not pressure, it is dead-heading. Every time the operator releases the trigger with the pump still running, the unloader dumps and the gun takes a pressure spike. Guns that spend their life on a machine with a worn or badly set unloader will chew seats and balls in weeks rather than years. If you are replacing guns more than once a year, the gun is not the problem - check the unloader setting and the bypass first. Second thing: put a swivel between the hose and the gun. Without one the operator twists the hose all day and the hose fitting fails at the crimp long before the hose itself is worn out. Third, if you run hot water, buy the temperature rated gun. Cold water guns on a hot machine will feel fine for a fortnight and then weep constantly, and by then the seat is scored and the repair kit will not fix it.
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