The Dynablast X2 Hydro-Excavating Nozzle delivers a focused 20° spray at 1,000–3,000 PSI. Built with stainless steel and carbide, its coated body reduces shock, static, and operator fatigue.
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The Dynablast X2 Hydro‑Excavating Nozzle is a rugged, balanced rotary nozzle built with a 303 stainless-steel body, tungsten-carbide tip and seat, and a ½″ NPT inlet, operating between 1,000–3,000 PSI to deliver a focused 20° spray for efficient, precise soil cutting and debris removal. Its high-density polyethylene coating offers shock and electrostatic protection while minimizing vibration for reduced operator fatigue and extended nozzle life
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The Dynablast X2 Hydro-Excavating Nozzle delivers a focused 20° spray at 1,000–3,000 PSI. Built with stainless steel and carbide, its coated body reduces shock, static, and operator fatigue.
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