At Hessenauer Sprinkler Repair and Irrigation, we use the top notch brands available for the best quality jobs done right the first time. Trust irrigation experts with trusted names of sprinkler and irrigation products in stock such as Rain Bird, Irritrol, Hunter and Berkeley quality brands. Today we’ll be focusing solely on Rain Bird rotary sprinkler nozzles.
Concerning water distribution, the Rain Bird rotary nozzle is both flexible and efficient. With such an innovative design, these nozzles simplify even the most complicated and costly irrigation systems. The Rain Bird rotary nozzle is the ultimate retrofit solution due to its highly uniform distribution, low precipitation rate and increased coverage area.
These rotary sprinkler nozzles emit a spray in one direction fanning out in multiple tiny streams and rotate clockwise to cover a large territory with proper water spray uniformity. Unlike conventional pop up sprinkler nozzles which mist or send out a single oscillating stream, Rain Bird sprinkler heads cover your lawn more evenly.
Many of them have preset precipitation rates allowing you to mix different radius and pattern nozzles within the same valve zone without changing any coverage uniformity. This means you can individually customize spray attributes for each of your irrigation zones.
A screw on the top of the nozzle allows the user to control the spray radius. Rain Bird nozzles are constructed of high quality plastic and the even coverage allows for healthier and long lasting lawn.
With an innovative design, the Rain Bird Rotary Nozzle simplifies even the most complex and costly systems in the irrigation industry. The Rain Bird Rotary Nozzles are flexible and have very efficient water distribution. Overall, the Rain Bird Rotary Nozzle is the ultimate retrofit solution!
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