Nozzles

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

1. Identify the body: nozzle for spray head, rotary nozzle (goes on a spray body), or rotor nozzle (goes inside a gear-drive rotor).
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. Balance precipitation: use the nozzle chart so part-circle and full-circle zones apply water at similar rates. Choose matched-precipitation options where possible.
5. Right pressure: sprays like ~30 PSI (use PRS bodies to cut mist); rotors perform best around ~45–55 PSI at the head.
6. Add screens: install the included filter screen with every spray/rotary nozzle and keep laterals flushed to prevent clogs.