Pro Wash Pressure Washers

My wife accidentally tossed my original Pro Pen 2 into the wash and while it was usable after drying out, much of the pressure sensitivity was gone. I had been getting by with the original Pro Pen since Wacom has been sold out of the Pro Pen 2 since introducing it, but you quickly miss 8k levels of pressure sensitivity, so being able to pick this up was a life saver.

We use this product on industrial 110V pressure washers. All the new units have the 20 amp plug on them and we rarely have access to those outlets. We used to go to an electrical supply and buy components and make our own pigtail converter. This set up is MUCH easier and cheaper.

They are screws, have plastic washers, not much else to say.

Nice rack screws and washers.

They are rack screws and washers, they fit the rack.

Very useful, and takes pressure off my right hand. My only wish is that I'd bought the larger pro version, with more programmable buttons. I am struggling slightly to program the exisitng buttons, but that might just be me... I am also unsure if it works with OS Mavericks? I am still on Mountain Lion and wondering if upgrading will affect it?

I got this as a replacement for my current Pro Pen 2 which had pressure and skipping issues. Works flawlessly! It also comes in this case which my friends called overkill but I think for people who does drawing on the go, it's the perfect way to keep the pen (especially the tip) safe from movement in your bags.

As a professional Graphic Designer, you need speed and reliability under pressure. The new iMac Pro checks all the boxes, allowing me to work more efficiently than ever before. If you can afford the investment, you will not be disappointed!

Very well made may want to use lock washers on handle to ensure more stable use.

I have the slim and pro and think they're great! I actually didn't know the slim was waterproof until I left my wallet in the wash and was pleasantly surprised it wasn't dead! These products are definitely worth it if you keep losing your stuff.