ProFix Drip Emitters, Pack of 50
Parts in polypropylene, G1/2 / G3/4 threads, worked at a 2.5 bar working pressure — water goes to the root zone, not to the air.
ProFix
★ 4.5 (n_reviews)
Body in ABS plastic with G1/2 / G3/4 threads — the jet stays where you set it instead of drifting as you walk.
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| Shipping method | Sea freight DDP — the lower 48 states, door to door |
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| Duty status | DDP — import duty, clearance and door delivery included |
| Delivery time | 45–60 days door to door |
| Use | Fits a standard spray gun; for beds, pots and seed trays |
| Thread | G1/2 / G3/4 |
| Body | ABS plastic |
| Overall length | 14 cm |
| Weight | 0.16 kg |
| Packed size | 18 × 12 × 6 cm |
A spray gun is bought for control: a trigger that can be locked on for a long run, a head that changes from a hard jet for a patio to a soft shower for a border, and a body that does not leak at the trigger pivot after one season. The cheap versions fail on all three, and the failure usually shows up as a wet forearm rather than a broken part.
This listing is the Fan Spray Nozzle Head, in ABS plastic, with G1/2 / G3/4 threads to match standard the lower 48 states hose fittings. Brass is worth the difference where the gun lives outside — a plastic thread cross-threads once and never seals properly again.
Fan Spray Nozzle Head. ABS plastic body with G1/2 / G3/4 threads. The jet adjustment is a positive click rather than a friction collar, so it holds its setting between passes.
Check the size and quantity against your own job first: most returns in this category come from ordering the wrong diameter, finish or pack size rather than from a fault. If you are unsure, send us a photo or a measurement and we will confirm which variant you need.
Parts in polypropylene, G1/2 / G3/4 threads, worked at a 2.5 bar working pressure — water goes to the root zone, not to the air.
Parts in polypropylene, G1/2 / G3/4 threads, worked at a 3.0 bar working pressure — water goes to the root zone, not to the air.
Parts in polypropylene, G1/2 / G3/4 threads, worked at a 1.0 bar working pressure — water goes to the root zone, not to the air.