How about the arc length, Amazon--minimum/maximum arc distance in feet, and nozzle number???
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Hello,That's just too much information to provide in this text box, but all that is available here:http://www.hunterindustries.com/irrigation-product/rotors/pgp-ultraHope that helps.Thank you,SprinklerPartsWholesale
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A number 3.0 nozzle is pretty standard for the industry and it throws about 35-40 feet with average water pressure and volume (3 GPM per head at 45 PSI). You can just go up or down from there with nozzle selection. (30 to 45 feet)
1485135
Hello, That's just too much information to provide in this text box, but all that is available here: http://www.hunterindustries.com/irrigation-product/rotors/pgp-ultra Hope that helps. Thank you, SprinklerPartsWholesale
1485136
You can get about 50-60 feet depending on your pressure and can probably get the throw down to 10 feet with the screw diffuser all the way in. There are about 8 nozzles as I recall.
1485137
I used this product to replace a broken head. Simple to replace. As far as distance, it will depend on your water pressure (well or city water) which is dependent on the number of heads to each zone, and you adjust the arc. Hope this helps.
1485138
Yes, these number shows the GPM that the selected nozzle uses at 45psi. These numbers are used to identify the nozzle on the nozzle tree too.Let me know if you have any other question.Regards,SprinklerPartsWholesale
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3/4" connections used to unit. Check local codes. I used 3/4" piping throughout . Flex can only be used for connections under 36". Distance from source shouldn't matter, pressure should be the same. Use hard pipe.
1024937
vertical won't get you very far. but you can definitely get a great arc for decent distance. just won't travel as far once it hits the ground because it doesn't have as much oomph as when you shoot it flatter.
114990
4'' 100 series with plastic nozzle. Durable, noncorrosive plastic construction. 1/2'' FNPT connection
119350
check out youtube videos.dont want to waste. shot other models they have a six to ten foot spray more of a stream.
1096743
Found another site where it said 1/2"... You can always buy the heads, measure, and then buy the tubing just to make sure. I have an existing system that had a head out. I ordered 3 so I'd have spares. Was easy to replace, about 20-30 minutes to dig around, rotate the head off, rotate new head on, fill in and pack dirt back, then adjust. Use the adjustment tool and follow the directions to adjust the radius arc to get the arc you want. These heads run for years. The only time I replace is when one gets mowed off, like once every two years....
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The specifications on the Amazon site state it is 1/4" female NPT. I also checked the manufacturer's web site at miltonindustries.com and on page 57 of their PDF catalog it shows the S693 having a 1/4" female NPT fitting. Since you will likely use other tools, you should buy a 1/4" male NPT plug with the appropriate connector for the quick-release fitting at the end of your air hose. These plugs should only be $2 to $3 each. If you are going to connect this directly to a hose, without a quick-connect fitting, then you should be able to obtain a 3/8" to 1/4" adapter at a local hardware store. Don't forget to use Teflon tape on the threads. The specifications on the Amazon site state it is 1/4" female NPT. I also checked the manufacturer's web site at miltonindustries.com and on page 57 of their PDF catalog it shows the S693 having a 1/4" female NPT fitting. Since you will likely use other tools, you should buy a 1/4" male NPT plug with the appropriate connector for the quick-release fitting at the end of your air hose. These plugs should only be $2 to $3 each. If you are going to connect this directly to a hose, without a quick-connect fitting, then you should be able to obtain a 3/8" to 1/4" adapter... » Read More The specifications on the Amazon site state it is 1/4" female NPT. I also checked the manufacturer's web site at miltonindustries.com and on page 57 of their PDF catalog it shows the S693 having a 1/4" female NPT fitting. Since you will likely use other tools, you should buy a 1/4" male NPT plug with the appropriate connector for the quick-release fitting at the end of your air hose. These plugs should only be $2 to $3 each. If you are going to connect this directly to a hose, without a quick-connect fitting, then you should be able to obtain a 3/8" to 1/4" adapter at a local hardware store. Don't forget to use Teflon tape on the threads. « Show Less
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I suggest you contact the maker. I have found it is a simple matter to make my own using clear plastic tubing that fits over the nozzle tightly. I decide how long I want it. I then use some form of heat to melt the end together if I need to develop a smaller or angle opening. I use a scissor or pair of snips to do the shaping. I hope this is helpful. I have not found the plastic nozzles readily available as a separate item to be purchased. Hope this is helpful
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Sorry - I can't honestly say. The packaging (whats left of it) gives diameter but no length. I am on the second of three spools and can say that I consider it a good value. Sorry that I couldn't be more help.
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my typer is currently living in arizona (i'm in oregon) thus i cant measure the spool. it's about two inches but i doubt you are looking for an appriximation. sorry
39352
Hello, Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work. Drew Rockpowerpumptool
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There are two nozzles of two sizes, both fixed. If it hits where you need it you're lucky. They are not adjustable.
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Hello. Well, there is a wheel adjuster at the top of the unit which raises or lowers the nozzle angle, so the distance is controlled by the angle of the spray rather than the power (I think). The maximum range is about thirty feet, but in answer to your question: yes, you can set the range of distance, but its not something I require from my unit.This machine works extremely well at discouraging phantom cat crappers. I've had none (not A single one) since I installed mine.Regards.
39353
Hello,Your stated pressure and flow rate would call for a 3.0 orifice nozzle. Yes this will work.Drew Rockpowerpumptool
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It goes on for about three seconds. You can adjust the distance of the spray. It will st about fifteen feet and you can set the arc as wide as you like. I like the product, but I would pay more for one that is made out of more durable material.
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I get 25 feet plus with the single hole nozzle (red tip) that was included, but I had to unscrew the nozzle end and remove the internal aerator. The yellow four hole nozzle sprays about 15 feet right out of the box.
1563407
Yes it is pilot arc and the stock torch lead is about 14ft. If you plan on heavy use of the plasma I would upgrade the torch assembly to a more mainstream brand but mine is still going strong(BTW I would not recommend this unit for a cnc rig the Latincy time is to long for this to be practical in a production cnc)