Installing Micro Spray Caps with a Nut Driver
Use a 5/16" nut driver
Our micro spray caps come in three patterns: Full Circle, 1/2 Circle, and 1/4 Circle.
The caps snap onto micro spray bases. The bases vary by opening size (water output):
Since the caps are small and snap into place, they can be a little tough on your fingers if you have a lot to install. We recommend a 5/16" nut driver to make the job easier.
Follow These Steps:
Screw the base into a micro spray stake or rigid riser extentson with your fingers.
Once the base is in place, insert the top of the micro spray cap into the head of the nut driver.
Hold the cap in place with the nut driver.
Push down and snap the cap into place on the micro spray base.
Remove the nut driver.
Install Micro Spray Fittings With a 5/16" Nut Driver
Save wear & tear on your fingers
Micro spray caps are small and snap on to micro spray bases. Pick up a 5/16" nut driver at your local hardware store. Place the cap in the nut driver and press it onto the spray base. It's much easier on your fingers. Read our Nut Driver Installantion Tutorial.
Browse our micro spray basess & caps.
Here's a list of all the parts discussed in this tutorial.
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$0.12 - $0.20
Volume discounts 1 - 99 $0.20 100 - 999 $0.15 1000 + $0.12 Order in multiples of 10 - Full-circle micro spray cap. Use in flower and vegetable gardens and landscapes when you need to water a large area. These caps snap onto micro spray bases.
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$0.12 - $0.20
Volume discounts 1 - 99 $0.20 100 - 999 $0.15 1000 + $0.12 Order in multiples of 10 - Half-circle micro spray cap. Use in flower and vegetable gardens and landscapes when you need to water a large area. These caps snap onto micro spray bases.
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$0.12 - $0.20
Volume discounts 1 - 99 $0.20 100 - 999 $0.15 1000 + $0.12 Order in multiples of 10 - Quarter-circle micro spray cap. Use in flower and vegetable gardens and landscapes when you need to water a large area. These caps snap onto micro spray bases.
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Last modified: September 21, 2011
