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Toro 89-1493 35° Pressure-Compensating Stream Nozzle (180°)

Toro 89-1493 35° Pressure-Compensating Stream Nozzle (180°)

Brand: Toro
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$4.44
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SKU 89-1493

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The Toro 89-1493 is a 35° stream spray nozzle engineered for non-turf and landscape applications where wind-resistant streams and matched precipitation are required. Its pressure-compensating screen reduces misting while delivering consistent distribution across a half-circle (180°) arc.

  • MPR Plus matched-precipitation design for even watering when used with other Toro MPR nozzles.
  • Pre-installed pressure-compensating screen minimizes misting and maintains consistent flow across pressures (recommended ~30 psi for sprays).
  • 35° stream trajectory produces wind-resistant streams; this model is a Half-Circle (180°) pattern.
  • Adjustable radius: typically 13-22 ft (4-6.7 m) depending on supply pressure; at 30 psi expect about 20 ft and ~1.2 GPM.
  • Fits Toro 570 series pop-up bodies and shrub adapters; installs on standard 1/2" male nozzle threads. Sold individually or in manufacturer packs.

Use a 100-mesh filter and periodic inspection to avoid clogging; do not use stream sprays for turf or seedbeds. For mixed-zone designs, avoid combining 10° and 35° stream spray nozzles on the same valve circuit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What radius can I expect from this nozzle at typical pressure?
Typical radius ranges 13–22 ft depending on supply pressure; at 30 psi expect about 20 ft and ~1.2 GPM.
Is this nozzle pressure-compensating and why does that matter?
Yes. A pre-installed pressure-compensating screen maintains consistent flow and reduces misting across varying supply pressures.
Can I mix 10° and 35° stream spray nozzles on one valve?
No. Do not mix 10° and 35° stream sprays on the same valve circuit—precipitation rates differ and coverage will be uneven.
What filtration and maintenance does this nozzle require?
Use a 100-mesh filter and inspect periodically; clean small outlets to prevent clogging and prolong consistent streams.