Nozzles

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Sprinkler nozzles for both rotor and spray heads. Dial in coverage with fixed and adjustable spray patterns, rotary/high-efficiency nozzles for spray bodies, and rotor nozzle trees for long throws. Match arc, radius, and flow to water evenly with less misting and runoff. Shop by need Spray nozzles (close range): fixed MPR, adjustable (VAN-style), strips and corners, bubblers Rotary nozzles (for spray bodies): multi-stream, wind-friendly options to extend radius and cut water use Rotor nozzle trees: standard and low-angle sets for medium/long radius heads; specialty short-range options Accessories: nozzle keys, set screws, filter screens, risers, and adjustment tools Quick choosing guide Identify the body: nozzle for spray head , rotary nozzle (goes on a spray body), or rotor nozzle (goes inside a gear-drive rotor). Match threads & brand: spray bodies use male or female threads by brand—pick the nozzle that fits your body. Rotors use the maker’s nozzle tree. Set arc & pattern: fixed MPR for balanced watering; adjustable for odd shapes; strip/corner along walks and narrow beds. Rotors set arc on the head; choose the nozzle size for the radius you need. Balance precipitation: use the nozzle chart so part-circle and full-circle zones apply water at similar rates. Choose matched-precipitation options where possible. Right pressure: sprays like ~30 PSI (use PRS bodies to cut mist); rotors perform best around ~45–55 PSI at the head. Add screens: install the included filter screen with every spray/rotary nozzle and keep laterals flushed to prevent clogs.