Mini-Jet, Black (10 Pack)

Build your customized micro-sprayer layout quickly and easily.

Step 1: Choose Your Mounting Method
Determine where your sprayer needs to be. You can insert it directly into the end of 1/4-inch micro tubing, thread it into an Angle or EZ Stake, or mount it on a Rigid Riser.

Step 2: Thread the Sprayer
Take the Black Mini-Jet and twist its 10-32 threaded base firmly into your chosen mount until it is securely hand-tight.

Step 3: Position for Coverage
Orient the sprayer head so the desired spray pattern (Quarter, Half, Full, or Strip) is pointed directly toward your plants, avoiding paths or garden walls.

Step 4: Regulate Your Pressure
Turn on your system. For the intended flat spray pattern, ensure your system uses a pressure regulator keeping pressure between 15 and 30 PSI. If it creates a fine mist, your pressure is too high.

Are the Black Mini-Jet Sprayers safe for delicate spring flowers?
Yes, the Black Mini-Jet is incredibly gentle. Featuring our lowest flow rate (starting at 4.8 GPH), it delivers a precise, flat spray that thoroughly hydrates the soil without damaging fragile spring petals or young seedlings.

By keeping the foliage dry, this targeted watering approach is also highly effective at preventing mildew and fungal diseases in dense flower beds.

How do I install the Black Mini-Jet Sprayers in my garden?
These micro-sprayers feature a universal 10-32 UNF threaded base. Simply twist them securely into the end of 1/4-inch micro tubing, rigid risers, or compatible mounting stakes for a fast, tool-free connection.

What happens if my water pressure exceeds 30 PSI with the Black Mini-Jet?
If your system pressure rises above 30 PSI, the Black Mini-Jet's flat spray pattern will turn into a fine mist. We highly recommend using a pressure regulator to maintain the proper droplet size and maximize water conservation.

What spray patterns do the Black Mini-Jet Sprayers come in?
The Black Mini-Jet is available in four distinct spray patterns: a 90-degree quarter circle, a 180-degree half circle, a 300-degree full circle, and a narrow rectangular strip pattern for specialized garden layouts.