To adjust a sprayer nozzle, you typically use a flat head screwdriver to manipulate the screw located in the middle of the nozzle. This method allows you to precisely control the spray's radius.
Adjusting the Spray Radius
Adjusting the radius of your sprayer's output is a straightforward process once you understand the simple mechanism. The direction you turn the central screw will determine whether the spray becomes narrower or wider.
Specific Adjustment Steps:
- Locate the Adjustment Screw: Identify the screw in the middle of the nozzle. This is the key point of adjustment for the spray radius.
- Reduce the Spray Radius: To make the spray pattern narrower or to decrease its overall radius, you will need to turn the central screw clockwise using your flat head screwdriver.
- Increase the Spray Radius: If you wish to widen the spray pattern or expand its radius, turn the screw counterclockwise with your flat head screwdriver.
By following these simple steps, you can effectively adjust your sprayer nozzle to achieve the desired spray radius for various applications.
