Mornajina 5Packs Brass Misting Nozzles Tee with 4inch Built in Hose for Outdoor Cooling System, Adjustable 360° Rotation, Water Mister Nozzles Thread Sprayer 0.043" (1.1 mm)

Works perfectly in conjunction with 8 in misters and Rachio WiFi timer valve. Easy setup and easier app programming. Using it to water orchids.

These work perfectly, no leaking just a nice mist.

Great product, work very well!!

Great idea, bad design. 1/4 inch outside diameter parts will not work with this. They designed this with ~~~>.31 outside diameter. Which is bigger than 1/4" = .25" ..... So I can return it or hunt down some tubing that has .31" outside diameter and have a different system than all the other 1/4 inch

These turned out to be a 50/50. Some of the sprayers worked some didn’t.

I have a tropical greenhouse and have had a misting system installed for the last couple years. I have been struggling with the nozzles that came with the first two misting systems I ordered. These really improve the amount of space covered with the mist, you can easily adjust them from a finer spray to a wider mist. I highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. A very well made product that is robust in its build and does what it is advertised to do. While the misting nozzles are proprietary, and not replaceable, they are made in such a way that not only are they adjustable (from a fine mist to a stream of water) but are able to be taken apart to clear any possible blockages or buildup of calcium, unlike the small mist nozzles sold.The connectors are similar to the "push to connect" plumbing connectors that utilize internal teeth to hold tubing tightly while allowing one to change the configuration easily, to add or change the length of tubing, or mist heads in the future, as your needs might change.The only problem I found is that it will only work flawlessly with the harder type tubing. If you try to use a softer, rubbery type tubing, the internal teeth are not able to properly grab/hold the tubing tightly and, with higher pressure (like from a water faucet) it will slip out and come apart. However, if used with a pressure regulating drip valve it should hold sufficiently. HOWEVER, to be safe, and preclude any possible disconnect and possible loss of water, only use the harder, shiny type tubing similar to the exterior of these nozzles. Once inserted, check that the teeth hold and then, if you do that, these will hold tightly and work fabulously.

These are not compatible with 1/4” drip tubing. Yea, I should have read the specifications more closely but since 1/4” tubing is the most popular, why would the manufacturer make these incompatible?