One Touch Fan Nozzle
Water with ease with the one touch fan nozzle that allows complete and total water flow control with just one touch of your thumb. Simply move your thumb forward to water and move your thumb back to stop watering. Saving time and water when you move from plant to plant. A great item to have in water restricted areas. Available in six brilliant colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and berry.
Equipped with the one touch valve allowing complete and total water flow control with just one touch of your thumb. Ergonomic insulated grip, heavy-duty construction.
Great for watering containers, plants and shrubbery. A great item to have in water restricted areas.
Zinc, Brass, TPE Rubber
- Made in Taiwan
Coverage & Flow Rate
Single Spray Fan
Flow RateVariable
Water Pressure Rating
Min: 20 psi — Max: 90 psi
Low Pressure UseNo
Recommended Use
Weight & Dimensions
4.444 lbs
Dimensions1.111″ x 2.222″ x 3.333″
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