Brass Misting Nozzle, 10 Pack High Pressure Spray 10/24 UNC Outdoor Anti-drip Fogging Spray Head Misting System Tips for Landscaping Outdoor Cooling System (0.012 Orifice)

I use these for my digimister whole house humidifier, the oem misters that come with the digimister clog for me quite quickly. I have well water, so I have minerals and rust to deal with. the water goes through a sdediment string filter then therough a charcoal filter and the oem nozzels clog up and stop misting, they end up squirting a stream. These misters haven't cloged yet and are misting at a much better rate than the oems do.

These misting heads work beautifully on my boat, which has a fresh-water storage tank and a 30-40 PSI pump. The heads work great with it! Not sure how long it'll be before they clog, but they're cheap enough to just throw away after a season. These are better than the normal heads that don't have the extension if the misting head is near something like a header. The extension on each head keeps the head a bit away from the water tube and whatever it's attached to.

These seem to be good quality, but they definitely drip when I shut my system off unlike my stainless-steel ones.

I have a austic 12" fan 20L tank. I was soaking them in vinegar no luck. I bought these installed them turned it on. They water came out so good and a very good amount. I had to turn it down because to much water was coming out. A good thing

We purchased some mister fans on Amazon and it was releasing too much mist - bought these and it does the trick. Now we can use the mister function!!

THEY DO DRIP. If you don’t care that they drip, they are great. If you don’t want them to drip, you’re screwed.

Get clogged extremely quickly even with calcium filter connected to the mister line.

There are easy 10/10!! They are more of a mist than the standard flat mist heads. Had them on for 5 hours and nothing was wet like the other mist heads I used. You get a cooling super fine mist. I just ordered 10 more.

used for greenhouse humidification

I'd been getting fairly sick of blocked low pressure sprays for some time, so thought I'd give these a go. One advantage is that they have a removable plunger inside that you can take out and get clear access to the sprayer hole to unblock it, which is great. As they're designed for balancing high pressure systems, they have a spring with a rubber "washer" under the plunger acting as a pressure regulator. I found you could easily remove the rubber washer so water moves through at lower pressures and produces the desired result. More expensive than low pressure units, but less hassle. Amazon delivery speed was spectacular too.

Seems to be more a professional nozzle than home use, to be used with high power systems. For this I think it would be excellent. However, you can remove the spring and will then take normal tap pressure. This puts out a very fine must but at a low flow rate. I am adding in multiple nozzles to get result I need for small green house. This will then give me great result instead of the flood that other nozzles were giving me.