$19.90
Title:
Sprinkler - 3/4" Brass, Full Circle 
B303 3/4" Full Circle Sprinkler
Description:
The B303 Impact Drive Sprinkler is constructed with a heavy brass cast body, brass drive arm and brass lower turning union. It features a quick change nozzle setup all supported by a 3/4" male standard pipe thread connection (3/4" female adapter also included). The B303 model is for FULL circle use only with up to 100 feet diameter coverage. This sprinkler is great for general irrigation use and includes a set of nozzles included to accommodate 3 to 10 gallons per minute. The B303 is the featured sprinkler head on our tripod with 3/4" full circle sprinkler. These sprinklers may also be mounted stationary on riser pipes in a variety of settings for agriculture irrigation, nursery applications, dust control, and much moreYou won't be able to compare the quality, performance and price of this full circle brass sprinkler with any similar 3/4" base size full circle brass sprinklers on the market!!
See specifications tab for full performance chart.
Specifications:
- Flow Range: 3-10 gal/min.
- Construction: Complete Brass Body, Drive Arm, & Lower Turning Union
- Inlet Size: 3/4” Male Pipe Thread w/ 3/4” Female Adapter
- Trajectory: 270
- Nozzle Sizes Included: 4 mm, 5 mm
These calculations are theoretical test numbers under perfect conditions and do not take into consideration wind, terrain, or other natural acts of nature.
Features and Benefits:
- Quick Change Nozzles
- Full Circle Operation
- Brass construction
- 27 Degree Trajectory
Primary Applications:
- General Irrigation Use
- Residential Irrigation
- Vegetable & Flower Garden Irrigation
- Orchard Irrigation
- Orchard Frost Protection
Frequently Asked Questions
There are three factors which affect the pressure in your irrigation or sprinkler system. These factors are the performance capability (or total flow rate), the diameter and total length of hose, and any elevation change between your water source and the sprinkler.
Performance Capability or Total Flow Rate
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