PowerToolCliff

Wear point

The nozzle and filter

This part on the catalog strip

Across the whole catalog a tooth is sharp when any listing names that part. The lit tooth is this page.

6 of 6 teeth sharp

  • Battery: named
  • Bit tip: named
  • Blade edge: named, replacement stated
  • Chuck and drive: named
  • Nozzle and filter: named
  • Claw and tine: named

Listings naming it 4

Listings silent on it 38

What goes first

On a sprinkler, water leaves through nozzles, and some listings name a filter behind them. Only the parts a listing names are counted on this page.

What the listings say

Four listings name a nozzle or a filter, and one names a filter. The count of sprinkler listings printing a water pressure is none.

EPA WaterSense notes that pressure above what a spray nozzle is designed for can cause excessive flow, misting and uneven coverage. Its specification for spray sprinkler bodies applies to bodies with built-in pressure regulation.

ISO 15886-3 sets test conditions and methods for how sprinklers distribute water, including uniformity and wetted radius.

The rotor head in this catalog is a head for an installed irrigation system. This site does not describe how it, or any other sprinkler, is connected or installed.

Silence is silenceNo sprinkler listing in this catalog prints the water pressure behind its coverage figure. That is a gap in the listings, not a property of the sprinklers.

Tool types that name this part

Wear Points · Wear Point Check