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Rain Dance Nozzle (in Fountains or Dance Setups): A rain dance nozzle creates a fine, gentle shower of water droplets falling like natural rain — designed for people to dance, play, or enjoy under it. Uses: Rain Dance Events: Popular in parties, weddings, resorts, and clubs where people dance under artificial rain. Cooling Effect: Used in parks, outdoor malls, or resorts to create a cooling "misty rain" on hot days.

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Ball Joint (in Fountain Nozzles): A ball joint is a movable connector attached to the base of a fountain nozzle. It allows the nozzle to be tilted and rotated in different directions without moving the whole pipe or structure. Main Purpose: To adjust the angle of the water stream easily. To fine-tune patterns (especially when multiple nozzles need perfect alignment). To correct for uneven surfaces if the fountain pool or platform isn't perfectly level. Where It's Used: In nozzles like finger jets, crown jets, tulip jets, and others where precise angles create the design. In artistic fountains needing dynamic and creative water effects

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Hex Nipple (for Fountain Nozzles): A hex nipple is a small, short pipe fitting with threads on both ends and a hexagonal (six-sided) middle section for easy gripping with a wrench. Uses in Fountain Nozzles: Connection: It connects the fountain nozzle to the water supply pipe securely. Extension: Helps adjust the height or position of the nozzle slightly if needed. Easy Installation/Removal: The hex shape lets you tighten or loosen it easily with tools without damaging the nozzle or pipe. Leak Prevention: Ensures a tight, sealed connection to avoid water leaks around the nozzle. Compatibility: Allows different types of pipes and nozzles (with matching thread sizes) to fit together properly.

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Crown Jet Nozzle (in Fountains): A crown jet nozzle forms a ring or circle of graceful water arcs, resembling a crown shape. Water shoots out at an angle from multiple nozzles arranged in a circle.

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Tulip Nozzle (in Fountains): A tulip nozzle creates a beautiful, flower-like water pattern, shaped somewhat like a blooming tulip — with multiple small arches of water fanning outward in a rounded, elegant form.

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Geyser Jet Nozzle (in Fountains): A geyser jet nozzle shoots a strong, vertical column of water straight up into the air, just like a natural geyser. Uses in Fountains: Height and Drama: Creates tall, powerful water effects that grab attention — often used as a fountain centerpiece. Dynamic Shows: Perfect for musical or programmed fountain shows where changing water heights create excitement. Visibility: The straight, clean jet can be seen from far away, making it great for large open spaces (parks, plazas, hotel entrances). Wind Sensitivity: Best used in areas with low wind, because high jets can get blown off course.

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A foam jet nozzle produces a thick, bubbly column of white water that looks like soft foam. It mixes air with water to create a frothy, lively effect. Uses in Fountains: Visual Impact: The dense, white water stands out, making it very eye-catching — great for big displays or centerpieces. Dynamic Look: It gives a feeling of energy and movement, even if the water pressure is low.

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Umbrella Nozzle (in Fountains): An umbrella nozzle creates a beautiful, wide, dome-shaped sheet of water that looks like an umbrella. It's designed to project water gently outward in a thin, uniform sheet. Uses in Fountains: Decorative Displays: Makes fountains look elegant and smooth, especially in parks, plazas, or malls. Wind Resistance: Because the water sheet is heavier and close to the surface, it resists wind better than tall jet nozzles. Sound Effect: Produces a soft, soothing water sound (not too noisy), ideal for peaceful areas. Lighting Effects: At night, lighting can make the water dome glow beautifully.

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Finger Jet Nozzle (in Fountains): A finger jet nozzle produces thin, individual streams of water that shoot out in clean, straight lines — like the fingers of a hand reaching out. Uses in Fountains: Design Flexibility: Can be arranged in creative patterns — circles, spirals, grids — for amazing visual effects. Architectural Style: Gives a very neat, modern, and elegant look to plazas, hotels, shopping centers, and corporate spaces.