Polaris B25 OEM Orifice Tip with Guard for 180 280
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Sweep-Hose Tip Replacement + 180 / 280 Fitment
- Genuine Polaris B25 orifice tip with orifice-tip guard.
- Identified in the sweep-hose parts group for Polaris 180 and 280 cleaners.
- Replaces the specified tip and guard when inspection confirms damage or a missing component.
- Keeps the sweep-hose tip distinct from wall-fitting restrictors and inlet filter screens.
Quick Product Summary
The Polaris B25 OEM Orifice Tip with Guard is a replacement component at the sweep-hose end on applicable Polaris 180 and 280 pressure-side cleaners. Select it when the parts diagram and inspection identify the tip or guard as the component needing attention. It is a sweep-hose service reference rather than the cleaner’s wall-fitting screen or main inlet-pressure adjustment.
Best For
Owners and service technicians inspecting a damaged or incomplete sweep-hose end on a Polaris 180 or 280. It is useful when the exact B25 reference appears in the cleaner’s diagram and the rest of the sweep-hose assembly is being evaluated for reuse. Match the part by its location as well as its number.
Why This Matters
- The manufacturer lists B25 separately from the B5 complete sweep hose, helping distinguish a tip repair from replacement of the entire hose.
- Sweep-hose tip hardware and the cleaner’s upstream flow-control parts occupy different locations and should not be confused during troubleshooting.
- Checking the hose end and surrounding components gives a clearer picture of the repair needed before selecting parts.
Common Signs You Need This / Use This When
- The tip or guard shown as B25 is missing from the matching sweep-hose assembly.
- Inspection finds a visibly damaged tip or guard.
- The cleaner diagram calls for B25 during a diagnosed sweep-hose-end repair.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Polaris |
| Part number / SKU | B25 |
| Part type | Orifice tip with orifice-tip guard |
| Component location | Sweep-hose end |
| Confirmed cleaner models | Polaris 180 and 280 |
| Cleaner category | Pressure-side pool cleaner |
| Replacement status | Genuine OEM part |
Compatibility / Fitment Notes
Polaris manufacturer diagrams list B25 in the 180 and 280 sweep-hose parts group. Match the exact cleaner and B25 reference before purchase. For another cleaner or a different sweep-hose assembly, use its current parts information instead of assuming that similar-looking tip hardware is interchangeable.
Installation / Use Notes
Turn off the booster and filtration pumps before removing the cleaner for sweep-hose service. Identify the tip and guard in the proper diagram, and inspect the hose end and related hardware before fitting a replacement. Follow the cleaner manufacturer’s instructions for reassembly and the specified sweep-hose operating check. Have a service professional assess persistent spray or movement problems rather than assuming the tip alone is the cause.
Buy with Confidence
Benchmark Pool Supply identifies Polaris sweep-hose parts by the manufacturer number and assembly location. Matching B25 to the actual hose-end component helps you choose a focused repair while keeping the complete hose and upstream flow-control parts separate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Polaris B25 orifice tip used?
The Polaris 180 and 280 diagrams identify B25 as the orifice tip with guard in the sweep-hose parts group. Match that location and part number before ordering.
Does B25 replace the complete sweep hose?
No. Polaris lists B25 separately from the B5 complete sweep hose. Inspect the existing hose to decide which components need replacement.
Is the B25 guard an inlet filter screen?
No. The manufacturer identifies it as an orifice-tip guard at the sweep-hose end. It should not be selected as the cleaner’s inlet screen or wall-fitting filter.
Will B25 fix every pressure or spray problem?
No. The cleaner’s operating conditions, hose condition and adjustment may also need attention. Replace B25 when inspection identifies its tip or guard as the required service part.
What should I check before purchase?
Confirm the exact cleaner model, the B25 callout and the condition of the existing sweep-hose end. Use the manufacturer diagram for another model or hose assembly.
