PMF 3.5 inch stainless upholstery tool, 500 psi, internal jets
PMF's No-Drip internal spray detailer (U1560SB), with the jet mounted inside the head and the PMF V1245B brass valve, rated to 500 psi.
Specifications
| PMF model | U1560SB internal spray detailer |
|---|---|
| Head width | 3.5 inch (89 mm) |
| Head material | Stainless steel, including nuts and bolts |
| Jet arrangement | Internal, one-piece stainless jet and solution line |
| Valve | PMF V1245B forged brass, 500 psi, high temperature |
| Vacuum release | Adjustable |
| Whip | 1 ft high-pressure (PMF specification) |
Why internal jets
With the jets inside the head, solution is applied and recovered within the same footprint. On upholstery that matters — you are working on a fabric that cannot take excess water, over a filling that will wick anything you leave behind. Containing the spray is the difference between a cleaned arm and a ring mark that appears two days later.
The trade-off is serviceability: a blocked internal jet is not visible and not cleared in seconds. Fit check strainers and keep the solution filtered. PMF states the jet assembly can be exchanged for different sizes.
The PMF upholstery tools we stock
- AW45 — 3.5 inch, stainless head, external jets
- AW45-U1560PA — 3.5 inch, see-through plastic head, external jets
- AW50A — 3.5 inch, stainless head, internal jets
- AW50-U1560PSB — 3.5 inch, see-through plastic head, internal jets
- AW51A — 4.5 inch, stainless head, internal jets
- AW50D and AW51D — HyDry Deluxe with Hide-A-Hose, 3.5 and 4.5 inch
Service parts
- Valve: PMF V1245B forged brass valve, 500 psi
- Valve repair kit: PMF R1245 repair kit
- Solution hose: 12 inch upholstery tool hose
Frequently asked questions
What does the adjustable vacuum release do?
It bleeds off vacuum so the head does not grab the fabric when you run a powerful truckmount.
Stainless or plastic head?
Stainless holds its shape and survives knocks. The AW50-U1560PSB has a clear plastic head so you can see recovery.
Spray has gone weak or one-sided. What should I check?
Check the strainer, then the internal jet. Both can block without being visible from outside.
What We See in the Field
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Tell us the machine and the pressure you run and we will confirm the right tool before you order.
