Valley Industries Adjustable Flash Spray Gun — Interchangeable Nozzles, 400 PSI, 5.5 GPM

Powerful, ergonomic precision

The Valley Industries Universal 2200 Series Adjustable Flash Spray Gun blends dependable performance with an ergonomic grip designed for one-handed use. Capable of handling up to 400 PSI and delivering up to 5.5 GPM, this tool lets you tailor the spray with a simple thumb lever, shifting from a steady stream to a fine atomized mist as you work. The compact design supports comfortable operation through extended spraying sessions, helping you stay steady even when spraying across larger canopies.

A thoughtfully placed trigger lock helps reduce repetitive strain, while a no-drip shut-off at the end of the barrel keeps the work area clean between passes. The spray gun is field-repairable, so minor repairs can be performed on site, minimizing downtime and keeping projects moving forward. These small design choices add up to a tool that supports controlled spraying without heavy lifting or complex setup.

Interchangeable nozzles for versatile spraying

• Three nozzle options align with pump output: 1.5 orifice for 1.0–2.2 GPM, 2.0 for 2.4–4.0 GPM, 2.5 for 4.5–5.5 GPM.
• Quick swaps let you adapt patterns and flow to changing applications.

Durable connections and broad coverage

Includes both 3/8" and 1/2" hose barb connections for easy, secure assembly with compatible hoses. Note: not for use with pressure washers. Coverage depends on the diaphragm pump size, with practical reach up to about 35 feet vertically and 45 feet horizontally under favorable conditions.

Ideal applications and usage scenarios

Designed for high-volume spot spraying in orchards, vineyards, nurseries, tall trees, and livestock settings. The combination of adjustable flow, pattern options, and ample reach supports efficient coverage while helping manage liquid use and drift in varied environments.

• One-handed control with a thumb lever supports flexible spray patterns
• No-drip shut-off minimizes waste between passes

Practical tips: choose the nozzle that matches your pump output, test patterns in a small area, and adjust distance to balance coverage with drift control for your specific site.