Waterblasters suit outdoor cleaning tasks where a directed jet can loosen dirt from hard surfaces. The waterblasters products listed here include attachments such as the 15° Nozzle 110-145 bar. Its pressure range is a specification to check against the waterblaster, alongside the connection type and the manufacturer’s instructions.

Waterblasters

The right attachment for waterblasters depends on the surface and the work planned. A Large Brush offers a contact-cleaning option where the surface allows it, while the Masport AVA Series Sand Blasting Kit is another listed accessory. Check each product’s instructions before use, and avoid directing a jet at loose pointing, damaged coatings or timber that could be marked.

Before cleaning outdoors in Australia, check any local water restrictions that apply. Follow the surface manufacturer’s cleaning advice, then test the method in an inconspicuous spot and stop if the finish changes.

What does a nozzle’s pressure range mean?

It identifies the pressure range the nozzle is specified for; it does not set the waterblaster’s pressure. Check the machine manual before fitting a nozzle.

When is a brush suitable for cleaning?

Use a brush for contact cleaning only where its instructions and the surface manufacturer’s guidance allow it. Test a discreet area first, especially on painted or coated finishes.

What should I check before cleaning outdoors?

Check local water restrictions in Australia and follow the cleaning guidance for the surface. Keep the jet clear of people, electrical equipment and openings into the building.