Spüllanzen

Spüllanzen are specialized tools designed for rinsing and cleaning, particularly in industrial, commercial, and domestic settings. They typically consist of a long, often flexible tube or lance with a nozzle at one end and a connection point for a water source at the other. The primary function of a spüllanze is to deliver a directed stream of water, often under pressure, to reach difficult or inaccessible areas for effective cleaning or rinsing.

These devices are commonly used in car washes for rinsing vehicles, in kitchens and food processing plants for cleaning large equipment and surfaces, and in agricultural settings for cleaning machinery and animal enclosures. The design of the nozzle can vary significantly, influencing the spray pattern and pressure. Some spüllanzen may feature adjustable nozzles, allowing users to switch between a focused jet for stubborn dirt and a wider spray for general rinsing.

Materials used in the construction of spüllanzen include stainless steel, durable plastics, and reinforced rubber, chosen for their resistance to corrosion and wear. Their ergonomic design often includes handles or grips to ensure comfortable and secure handling during operation. The length of a spüllanze is a key feature, enabling users to avoid direct contact with cleaning solutions or potentially hazardous substances while maintaining effective reach. They are an integral part of many cleaning operations, contributing to efficiency and hygiene.