Rotary Heads

Rotary heads are irrigation devices that distribute water through rotating streams rather than fixed spray patterns, providing efficient and uniform coverage for turf, landscape, and agricultural irrigation applications. Commonly used in residential, commercial, municipal, and institutional irrigation systems, rotary heads reduce water usage while improving distribution uniformity over larger areas. These devices are typically installed on underground irrigation lines using risers and are designed to operate at higher efficiency and lower precipitation rates compared to traditional spray heads. Available in gear-driven and multi-stream rotary configurations, rotary heads are commonly used in automated irrigation systems controlled by zone controllers and valves.