We lost the nozzle to our big sprayer, and we were looking at a replacement cost of over $40. I clean-cut the end of the old wand, bought this inexpensive nozzle and glued it to the wand. I used super-glue to get the initial tack (welder's lingo), then I used gorilla-glue to fuse the old want to the new nozzle. It works very well. If you try this, make certain to disassemble the new nozzle before gluing and exercise restraint in applying the glue. Don't drip glue into the new nozzle, freezing it or clogging it. The entire repair took 1/2 day, most of the time was spent sitting undisturbed and drying. Price new sprayers and you will see why I resorted to the repair technique.