60 Pack RED xGarden 180 Degree Micro Sprayer Fan Jet - For Hydroponic and Aeroponic Misters and Cloners

I purchased these along with the 360 ° sprayers for a DIY hydroponic system. When I first turned on the system, about half were not functional. I had read one star reviews about this problem but I had no choice of sources. These are simple little plastic sprayers. I started to replace the nonfunctional pieces when I discovered the problem. They were clogged with shavings of PVC. This is not the fault of the manufacturer. It was my son’s fault for not cleaning the debris before adding the sprayers. Overall, I found the sprayers quite functional as designed. Clean your PVC prior to installing and you should have no problems.

These are a much cheaper alternative to the ones sold at the big orange depot. I was tired of buying the 10 packs and went online and ordered these and waited, I live in Hawaii, for them to arrive. I just swapped out some older broken micro sprayers with these and they fit just right and sprayed out 180 degrees. Easy to install, they shouldn't be too easy to pop in or else they will pop out too easily.

For being all plastic the sprayhead seem to work well. It’s not a very even mist throughout the radius unless the pressure is pretty high. Most hydroponic pumps like the pressure to really do a terrific job, but all pumps will do a good jobThey are very easy to install and CPVC Pipe. But do you need a towel to cut threads in the pipe. They seem to be sticking enough to where it’s very easy to direct the spray which is a real asset.All in all, I have a package of the 90° and a package of 180° and I’m pleased.

Used these for DIY sprayer to water yard plants, works like a boss. I have em spread out over 125+ft. of flexable pvc pipe (comes wound up in a circle) & each sprays as well as the next. The best part is now I don't have to hand water all the plants around the yard. Save youself time & backache get these sprayers & make your own DIY sprayer system.

I needed to replace several nozzles in my rooting table which were originally raindrip. These nozzles were a GREAT deal and work 200% better than the OVERPRICED raindrips. OH how mad I am at wasting money and time trying to use raindrips. All that is behind me now, these nozzles are Great and I will buy them again, Thanks!

I am building a low-pressure aeroponic system.These appear to instead be designed to be self-tapping, so that all you have to do is drill the right hole size through material with the right hardness/softness and you can just drive them in after that. I drilled 11/64" holes (4.4 mm) as recommended in some schedule 40 PVC pipe and was mostly able to just thread these things in by careful but firm brute force. They're pretty firmly wedged in there now. My initial testing is positive so I'm OK with all of this. I can confirm for certain that the thread is NOT M5x0.8 or #10-24. It is coarser than either of those, which is non-standard. You cannot thread these nozzles into an M5x0.8 or #10-24 tapped hole.The spray pattern is pretty sloppy. It's not just a 180 degree disc, but more of a fanned-out pattern that spreads above and below the fitting in an included angle of about 45-60 degrees. That'll actually be a plus for the way I've got my system layout planned.Overall, they're about what I'd expect for a bag of 60 nozzles at a price of about $0.10/nozzle. Could be better, but they'll do the job. I give 3 stars instead of 4 because the thread spec is advertised falsely. Either tell me that it's a special coarse self-tapping thread design (which it apparently is) or conform to an actual standard so that I can buy the right tap and provide the right mounting holes for it. Don't claim it's the latter when it's actually the former.

These fell apart the second year due to sun light deteriorating them. Not built to last.

These spray heads really put out a lot of water. Trying to figure out now how many I can run off a single pump. I'll update later but so far they are doing what I need them to do in an aeroponics setup.