Heavy-Duty 600 Bar Pratissoli Spray Gun for Professional Hydro Excavation and Industrial Cleaning
When the job calls for serious pressure, the Pratissoli P560 Spray Gun (600 Bar) delivers uncompromising performance and operator control. Purpose-built for Australian worksites, this professional-grade gun provides the power, safety, and reliability that industrial cleaning, NDD operators, and maintenance crews depend on every day.
Constructed with precision Italian engineering, the P560 handles up to 8,700 PSI with a maximum flow of 60 L/min, making it ideal for hydro excavation, surface cleaning, and drain maintenance. The built-in safety lock device ensures total operator protection during continuous use, while the ergonomic handle design enhances comfort and reduces fatigue.
With corrosion-resistant stainless-steel internals and rugged construction, this spray gun is built to withstand tough Australian conditions and high-demand environments. Compatible with most industrial pumps and NDD systems, it’s the perfect choice for professionals who require consistent performance and long service life.
Key Features
8,700 PSI / 600 Bar Rated Pressure – delivers extreme cleaning and excavation power
Max Flow 60 L/min – supports high-volume operation for efficient productivity
Built-In Safety Lock Device – prevents accidental discharge and enhances on-site safety
Stainless-Steel Internal Components – ensures durability and corrosion resistance
Ergonomic Grip – designed for comfortable handling under sustained pressure
Standard BSP Connections – inlet ½" FBSP and outlet ⅜" FBSP for easy compatibility
Lance & Shoulder Support Not Included – allows flexible configuration for specific setups
Applications
Hydro excavation and non-destructive digging (NDD)
Industrial and commercial pressure cleaning
Construction and civil works equipment cleaning
Equip your team with the Pratissoli P560 Spray Gun (600 Bar) from EPS– built for high-pressure performance, engineered for Australian conditions, and trusted by professionals nationwide.
