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Spray Tip Extensions — Primary Tool
№28260
Hyde Tools 28260 3" AnglePRO® Spray Pole
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MODEL 28260 · SKU H-28260
· UPC 079423282607
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Documented for Run Airless Reach Work Safely — The Complete Guide.
Official feature
Pressure rated to 4000PSI
Hyde specifies
Official feature
Change the spray angle up to 145° without stopping to manually adjust
Hyde specifies
THE COUNTER · PRODUCT FIT
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✕DO NOT FORCE THE FIT
- Not a standing-position tool.
- If the problem is where you stand — a stairwell wall four feet past your reach, a 14-foot ceiling — no head angle fixes it; that is the QuickReach pole family's brief.
- Not a fine-finish wand: cabinet-grade doors and trim inspected from eighteen inches are handheld work at handheld distances.
- Not a pressure-washing or fluid-transfer accessory — its world is airless coating application within its 4000 PSI family rating.
- And not a crutch for pattern discipline: the head squares the fan, but standoff, speed, and overlap remain yours.
Jobs this tool does
EXACT JOB METHODS FOR HYDE №28260
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Run Airless Reach Work SafelyOPEN JOB GUIDE →
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Spray Decks, Fences, and Floor Coatings Without StoopingOPEN JOB GUIDE →
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How to Spray Porch Ceilings and Deck Undersides from the GroundOPEN JOB GUIDE →
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How to Spray Soffits and Eaves with the Fan Square to the BoardOPEN JOB GUIDE →
How the pros run it
01
Perpendicularity comes from the head, not the wrist
The discipline this tool teaches is to stop steering the fan with your gun hand — set the head square to the surface, then hold the gun however your body is comfortable. Painters fight this for the first hour and then never go back.
02
The trigger is still the gun's own
Unlike the pole side of this line, where a remote linkage fires the gun, the extension leaves the gun's trigger under your finger — full feathering feel at the pass ends, no linkage slack. Start and end passes off the work, trigger moving before and after the surface, exactly as you would bare-gunned.
03
Distance discipline scales with the lever
Three feet of wand converts small wrist drift into inches of standoff change at the tip. The fix is the airless fundamental: move your feet, keep the wand a fixed part of your frame, and let your legs carry the pass.
04
Angle changes are part of the stroke
The head adjusts without stopping — Hyde's claim, and the working habit worth building: roll the head between passes or through a transition rather than breaking rhythm. A stopped gun near wet work is how laps dry into edges.
05
Care
flush the wand's fluid path at washout like any part of the gun's plumbing, and store it with the joint clean — a threaded joint that seats on dried paint carries pressure badly ⚑ (maintenance guidance is trade-class; the claims state no service procedure — consult the product documentation).
Asked at the counter
BUYER QUESTIONS ANSWERED BEFORE THE CART, NOT AFTER THE RETURN
Is this 3 feet or 3 inches?
Three feet. Hyde's 2024 catalog prints the size with inch marks , but the hydetools.com variant identity (28260 — 3') and this store's title agree on feet, and feet is the only physically sensible reading.
Will it fit my gun?
The claims state no thread specification . Check your gun's thread designation against the fitment before buying — gun brands vary, and this page will not guess.
What pressure is it rated for?
4000 PSI, per Hyde's family claim — above common airless working pressures.
Do I have to stop spraying to change the angle?
No — the head's spray angle changes up to 145° without stopping to manually adjust, per Hyde. Rolling the head mid-job is the intended rhythm.
Can I spray a deck or fence with it?
As technique, yes — head rolled down, fan square to the boards, standing upright (3c). Flagged honestly: deck and fence work is trade application, not a Hyde-stated application for this product .
Can I mount it on a gun that's riding a QuickReach pole?
Trade practice exists, but Hyde makes no claim for the combination — verify fitment first.
Why not just angle the gun upward?
Because a tilted fan lays a wedge of paint — wet at the near edge, dry at the far. The head exists so the fan stays square while your body stays comfortable; that is the whole tool.
Is it just a scratch if the spray hits my hand?
No. Treat any skin contact with the pressurized stream as a surgical emergency — see section 2 and get to an ER with the words "high-pressure injection injury."
Crew & facility ordering
Model & SKUModel 28260 · SKU H-28260 · UPC 079423282607
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Specs & documentation
Full spec sheet
- catalog product name
- 3" AnglePRO® Spray Pole — OFFICIAL EXACT MODEL
- official family claim
- Change the spray angle up to 145° without stopping to manually adjust. Pressure rated to 4000PSI. — OFFICIAL FAMILY CLAIM APPLICABLE TO EXACT LISTED MODEL
- official family claim
- Change the spray angle up to 145° without stopping to manually adjust — OFFICIAL FAMILY CLAIM APPLICABLE TO EXACT LISTED MODEL
- official family claim
- Pressure rated to 4000PSI — OFFICIAL FAMILY CLAIM APPLICABLE TO EXACT LISTED MODEL
- official product name
- AnglePRO® Spray Pole — OFFICIAL EXACT VARIANT
- official variant identity
- 28260 — 3' — OFFICIAL EXACT VARIANT
$186.62SKU H-28260