PMF 3.5 inch see-through plastic head upholstery tool, 500 psi, internal jets
PMF's see-through internal spray detailer (U1560PSB). The clear head shows recovery as you work, and the jet sits inside the head. Fitted with the PMF V1245B brass valve.
Specifications
| PMF model | U1560PSB see-thru plastic head, internal spray |
|---|---|
| Head width | 3.5 inch (89 mm) |
| Head | Impact-resistant clear plastic |
| Handle | Stainless steel tube, pressed on (not glued) |
| Jet arrangement | Internal |
| Valve | PMF V1245B forged brass, 500 psi, high temperature |
| Whip | 1 ft high-pressure (PMF specification) |
Plastic or stainless head?
A plastic head is lighter and gentler on a delicate face fabric, and it does not conduct heat into the operator's hand. A stainless head — the AW50A — survives being dropped, resists distortion from hot solution and holds the vacuum slot true for longer.
For high-volume commercial work, stainless. For delicate domestic upholstery and antique fabrics, plastic is often the better tool. Neither is a compromise; they are different jobs.
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
Can I add a stainless glide?
PMF offers stainless glides (AC33-3) for its detailers. Ask us when ordering.
Is internal spray better on delicate fabric?
It contains the spray within the head, which gives more control over how much solution reaches the fabric.
What pressure should I run?
No more than 500 psi, the valve rating. Many fabrics clean well below that — match pressure to the fabric.
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.
