NozzlePro Series

Car Wash Nozzles

Our car wash nozzles support industrial process spraying with selection based on flow rate, pressure, connection, and material compatibility.

• Shop nozzles for Car Wash Nozzles—filter by spray pattern, flow rate, and operating pressure.
• Common choices include flat fan, full cone, hollow cone, misting/fog (by series and system needs).
• Confirm material compatibility with chemicals, temperature, and wear conditions.
• Use the guidance section to narrow selection by coverage, impact, droplet size, and connection style.

Spray Pattern Industrial

Available SKUs 4010 Products

Quality Industrial Grade

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NPHU

NP3U

NPHV

NPHVL

NPMEG

NPSAMEG

NPK

NPIMEG

NPBD

NPHSJ

NPP

NPWEG

NPGG

NPU

NPFGA

NPMGA

NPMFP

NP3K

NPQCMEG

Guide

Car Wash Nozzles: Overview & Selection Tips

Our car wash nozzles support industrial process spraying with selection based on flow rate, pressure, connection, and material compatibility.

Typical use cases

Automated car wash
Pre-soak application
Rinse arches
Chemical application
Undercarriage wash

Recommended spray patterns & nozzle types

Flat Fan Spray Nozzles | Full Cone Spray Nozzles | Hollow Cone Spray Nozzles | Fog & Mist Spray Nozzles

Selection checklist

Required flow (GPM/LPM) and available pressure at the nozzle
Distance-to-target and desired spray width/coverage
Droplet size or impact requirements (fine mist vs high-impact cleaning)
Fluid properties (viscosity, solids, temperature) and water quality/filtration
Material compatibility with chemicals and the operating environment
Connection standards, mounting constraints, and maintenance access

Related application collections

Pressure Washing Spray Nozzles | Cleaning & Washing | Foam Control & Suppression | Coating & Surface Treatment

- Coverage options for tunnels, bays, and automated car wash systems
- Balance impact vs coverage for pre-soak, rinse, and chemical application
- Materials compatible with car wash chemicals and temperature
- Multiple patterns available for arch, side, and undercarriage zones

Select products from this collection when your system requires car wash nozzles performance (common searches include car wash spray nozzles, automated car wash nozzles).
Flat fan for coverage, full cone for volumetric spray, hollow cone/mist for fine droplets, and high pressure jets for impact.
Final selection should be based on required flow, available pressure at the nozzle, coverage geometry, and material compatibility with your fluid and environment.
If you share operating pressure, target area, distance-to-target, and fluid details, we can recommend a starting series and sizing.

What spray nozzles work best for Car Wash Nozzles?

Selection depends on spray pattern needed (flat, full cone, hollow cone), flow rate, pressure, materials, and connections. NozzlePro offers complete ranges with appropriate materials and certifications.

What materials are recommended for Car Wash Nozzles?

316L stainless steel for corrosion resistance and food safety, polypropylene for chemical resistance, brass for general duty. Select based on chemical exposure, temperature, and sanitary requirements.

How do I select the right spray pattern?

Flat fan for uniform coating and rinsing, full cone for complete coverage and cooling, hollow cone for fine atomization, solid stream for high-impact cleaning. Consider overlap requirements for spray bars.

What certifications matter for Car Wash Nozzles?

Depending on application: FDA compliance, 3-A Sanitary Standards, NSF listing, ATEX rating for hazardous areas, and material certifications. Requirements vary by industry and regulatory environment.

What flow rates and pressures are typical?

Cleaning typically uses 40–100 PSI with flows matched to coverage needs. Cooling may use lower pressures for finer droplets. High-pressure cleaning runs 500–4000 PSI. Size nozzles for your specific needs.

How do I get help selecting nozzles?

NozzlePro's technical team can help with selection. Share your spray pattern, flow rate, pressure, chemical compatibility, temperature, and regulatory requirements for recommendations.