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Rotary Nozzles & MP Rotators

Rotary nozzles for even, low-runoff coverage: the Hunter MP Rotator family and matched-precipitation nozzles that thread onto spray bodies.

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Hunter MP Rotator nozzles compared

Every MP Rotator shares the same matched precipitation rate, so you can mix radii on one zone without dry spots. Pick the model by throw distance. They thread onto any standard spray body and run best around 40 PSI.

Nozzle Radius Arc options Precip rate Best for
MP10008 to 15 ft90-210, 210-270, 3600.4 in/hrSmall lawns and beds
MP200013 to 21 ft90-210, 210-270, 3600.4 in/hrMid-size lawns
MP300022 to 30 ft90-210, 210-270, 3600.4 in/hrLarge lawns and long throws
MP Strip5 by 30 ftSide, left, right, corner strip0.4 in/hrNarrow strips and parkways

Because the precipitation rate matches across the line, an MP2000 and an MP3000 can run on the same zone and still apply water evenly. Set the arc and radius in the field with the MP Rotator tool.

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Rotary Nozzles & the Hunter MP Rotator Family

Rotary nozzles replace fixed-pattern spray nozzles with multi-stream, rotating water delivery. This is the design behind the matched-precipitation revolution in residential and commercial irrigation. Hunter’s MP Rotator family covers the residential range in five sub-families: MP800SR (6′–12′), MP1000 (10′–15′), MP2000 (13′–21′), MP3000 (22′–30′), and MP Corner (8′–15′ at 45°–105°), each available with adjustable arc 90°–210° or a fixed 360° pattern. The category also carries comparable rotary nozzles from K-Rain.

MP Rotators are engineered around a 40 PSI design point and pair with PRS40 pressure-regulated spray bodies (gray cap). The PRS30 (brown cap) regulates to 30 PSI, the low end of the MP Rotator operating range. Reserve it for the MP800SR at its 6′ minimum radius.

Tuning MP Rotators in the field? Our Hunter MP Rotator adjustment guide walks through setting arc, radius, and rotation in the right order, plus the common mistakes that produce dry strips. For body selection, see the PRS30 vs PRS40 comparison.

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