BE-85.240.020
The BE Power Equipment 40° MEG Nozzle is designed for delicate surfaces and wide-area rinsing. Machined from Hardened 400-Series Stainless Steel, it resists wear significantly better than standard brass tips.
The 40° spray angle produces a wide, lower-impact fan. This wide pattern is ideal for cleaning and rinsing windows, siding, and vehicles because it spreads the pressure out, drastically reducing the risk of damage to paint and softer surfaces.
Softwash mixes (SH) corrode standard brass tips rapidly, ruining their spray pattern and causing "striping" on siding. Hardened Stainless Steel is engineered to withstand the dual threat of high-pressure erosion and chemical corrosion. This ensures your wide fan pattern remains smooth and consistent for years.
Selecting the wrong orifice size is the #1 cause of decreased performance.
Use the Smart Calculator below to find your exact match.
Enter your machine's specs to generate the recommended orifice size.
Disclaimer: This calculator is a guide only. Always verify your equipment's specific requirements before installing high-pressure components.
| Thread Type | 1/4" NPT Male |
| Material | Hardened Stainless Steel (400 Series) |
| Max Pressure | 5,000 PSI |
| Installation | Use PTFE Tape / Thread Sealant |
Note: MEG nozzles are unpainted stainless steel. The list below references the matching Quick Connect industry standard colors.
Professional 40° Use Cases:
This product line is compatible with the SOAP or RINSE slots of standard Softwash J-Rods.
| Your Machine | Standard Rinse Tip (High Pressure) |
Standard Soap Tip (Low Pressure) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 - 3 GPM | Size # 10.0 | Size # 30.0 |
| 3.5 - 4.5 GPM | Size # 10.0 | Size # 40.0 |
| 5 - 6.5 GPM | Size # 15.0 | Size # 40.0 |
| 7 - 8.5 GPM | Size # 20.0 | Size # 60.0 |
Note: 40° tips are versatile. Large orifices (#30-60) are used for applying soap (Chemical Draw), while standard orifices (#04-10) are used for rinsing.