Toro O-T-4X18-SSTP Pc Side Strip Precision Nozzle

Product Description

The TORO O-T-4X18-SSTP is a pressure-compensating (PC) side-strip precision nozzle designed for efficient, uniform water distribution in irrigation systems. This nozzle delivers a fixed side-strip pattern, making it well suited for narrow or irregularly shaped turf and landscape beds where standard rotary or full-pattern nozzles would overspray. Pressure-compensating technology ensures consistent output across varying inlet pressures, which helps maintain even coverage throughout a zone. Licensed irrigation contractors and landscape professionals are the primary installers of this nozzle type.

This nozzle is intended for use in residential and commercial landscape irrigation systems where side-strip coverage is required along borders, medians, or narrow turf strips. It installs into compatible pop-up spray heads and is typically deployed in zones designed around matched precipitation rate principles. The side-strip pattern concentrates water application along one edge of the spray arc, reducing overspray onto hardscapes or non-irrigated areas.

Key Features

• Pressure-compensating design maintains consistent flow output across a range of operating pressures
• Side-strip pattern targets narrow landscape strips and border areas with minimal overspray
• Precision nozzle construction supports matched precipitation rate zoning
• Threaded nozzle format for straightforward installation into compatible spray heads
• Order increment of 1, allowing single-unit purchasing for service and replacement needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade nozzle for compatible TORO pop-up spray head bodies accepting standard threaded precision nozzles. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the source information.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed irrigation contractor or qualified landscape irrigation technician. Shut off the irrigation system and relieve line pressure before removing or installing any nozzle. Hand-tighten the nozzle into the spray head body and avoid over-torquing the threaded connection. Verify correct pattern orientation and coverage distance after system startup to confirm proper zone performance.