Irrigation Spray Nozzles

Unleash unparalleled performance and superior quality with our premium range of fixed spray nozzles for sprinkler systems that are used to irrigation smaller areas because of their 5 to 18 feet coverage. Engineered with precision and crafted to deliver excellence, our diverse selection of irrigation spray nozzles ensures your lawns and gardens receive optimal hydration. Trust in our expertise and top-level sprinkler spray nozzles to provide your home with the most effective and reliable watering solutions.

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Spray Nozzle Installation

Spray nozzles will determine the spray pattern, distance, and flow rate of your sprinkler, so ensure that you’re selecting the right nozzle. When you’re ready to install your irrigation spray nozzles, start by turning off the water and removing the old nozzles. Next, screw the new nozzle clockwise onto the sprinkler head until snug. If using an adjustable spray nozzle, rotate the dial on top of the head to set the spray arc and adjust the flow control screw to adjust distance. Finally, turn on the sprinkler system to check for proper coverage and ensure there are no leaks.

Spray Nozzle FAQs

What is the difference between a spray nozzle and a rotary nozzle?

Spray nozzles emit a continuous fan-shaped spray across an area and are best for small to medium areas. On the other hand, rotary nozzles use multiple rotating streams of water and are more resistant to wind over a large area.

What do the colors of spray nozzles mean?

Nozzle colors typically indicate flow rate or spray angle, but the color coding varies by manufacturer. Before ordering lawn or garden spray nozzles, consider what kind of range you’ll need to cover with your sprinkler system. Depending on the watering area, it may be necessary to order a white spray nozzle rather than a red one.

How often should I replace my sprinkler spray nozzles?

Try to inspect your irrigation spray nozzles at least annually and replace them as needed. While there is no fixed lifespan, most nozzles last 5 to 10 years or more. If you start to notice uneven water distribution or generally low water pressure, it may be time for a new spray nozzle.

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