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  1. Weathermatic B Series Brass Spray Nozzle (20 ft.) | B20-Q
    Weathermatic B Series Brass Spray Nozzle (20 ft.) | B20-Q
    On-Sale $4.61 List Price $9.95
    HLSG SKU: WMCB20Q
    SKU: B20-Q
  2. Weathermatic B-Series End Strip Brass Nozzle 4 ft x 13 ft | B15-EST
    Weathermatic B Series Brass Spray Nozzle (4 x 13 ft.) | B15-EST
    On-Sale $7.86 List Price $14.95
    HLSG SKU: WMCB15EST
    SKU: B15-EST
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Brass Spray Nozzle Durability and Longevity

Brass is highly resistant to corrosion, especially in outdoor environments where exposure to water, dirt, and weather conditions can cause other materials (like plastic) to degrade. That’s why brass sprinkler heads last much longer than their plastic counterparts, particularly in areas with hard water or chemicals like fertilizers and pesticides. Brass is a strong material, which gives brass sprinkler heads the ability to withstand the pressure from irrigation systems without cracking or breaking. This makes them ideal for high-pressure systems.

Brass Spray Nozzle FAQs

What are the benefits of using a brass spray nozzle?

Due to their corrosion resistance, brass sprinkler heads can last for many years without the need for replacement. In areas with high foot traffic, they will also be more resistant to breaking from someone accidentally kicking or walking over them. Their durability and reliability can be crucial, especially in areas with heavy use or harsh environmental conditions.

Can brass sprinkler nozzles be used in all sprinkler systems?

Brass nozzles are compatible with most sprinkler heads and systems, especially those designed for high pressure. However, always check the specifications for your particular sprinkler system to ensure compatibility.

How long do brass sprinkler nozzles last?

Brass sprinkler nozzles can last for many years, often longer than plastic nozzles, due to their durability and resistance to corrosion and wear. The lifespan can vary depending on the water quality and maintenance, but they can usually last 2-15 years.