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Commercial Extractor Parts

Commercial Extractor Parts Brass Jet-Vee Spray Tip, 1/8 in.

Commercial Extractor Parts Brass Jet-Vee Spray Tip, 1/8 in.

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14-1759-05

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This is a brass Jet-Vee spray tip sized 1/8 in., threading into a commercial carpet extractor detail tool, stocked as part 14-1759-05.

Brass holds its spray pattern through repeated commercial use, where lesser metals wear and start to spit or stream instead of delivering an even spray. A worn tip shows up quickly on upholstery and detail work, where uneven wetting leaves streaks or missed spots.

  • Part: 14-1759-05
  • Size: 1/8 in.
  • Material: brass
  • Type: Jet-Vee spray tip

Confirm the thread size on your detail tool before ordering, since spray tips across brands and tool models are not interchangeable. A Jet-Vee tip forms its fan pattern with a shaped internal channel rather than a simple straight hole, so debris or dried cleaning solution lodged inside can distort the spray well before the tip itself is actually worn out. Soaking a sluggish tip in warm water clears light buildup, but a tip that still streams or spits afterward has worn past cleaning and needs replacing.