Abstract: A sprinkler includes a housing having a water inlet and a water outlet. A plug is slidably secured in the housing and may be moved toward and away from the water outlet for adjusting outlet water quantity. A block is rotatably supported in the housing and has a helical groove for engaging with the plug and for moving the plug forward and rearward relative to the water outlet. The water outlet quantity may thus be adjusted for allowing much water to sprinkle the farther area and for allowing less water to sprinkle the closer area to the sprinkler.

Abstract: A sprinkler includes a tube rotatably secured in a base for receiving water. A pipe has an extension rotatably secured to the tube and has a number of annular recesses and ports. A number of sleeves are rotatably engaged in the annular recesses of the pipe and each has one or more outlets adjustable to different angular position relative to the pipe for allowing the pipe to be rotated by water flowing out through the outlets. A bar may secure the pipe to the tube for allowing the tube and the pipe to be rotated in concert with each other.

Abstract: A spray nozzle includes a rod extended from a casing which has two inlets. A follower is rotatably engaging with the rod and has a barrel aligned with one inlet and has one or more cylindrical members aligned with the other inlet. A board and a cap are secured to the rod. A control ferrule may rotate the follower and the disc to align either of the inlets with the barrel and the cylindrical members. The water is allowed to flow out through a peripheral gap formed between the control ferrule and the cap. The spray nozzle includes a greatly simplified configuration.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a panel secured on top by one or more connecting members. The panel includes an opening for hanging to a protruding nail and includes a displaying area for displaying information. The panel includes a link and includes a sleeve secured to the free end portion of the link for engaging on the front portion of the spray gun so as to protect the outer thread formed in the front portion of the spray gun.

Abstract: A sprayer device includes a base rotatably supported on a housing and having an inner chamber for receiving water. A rotary member is rotatably secured on the base and may receive water from the base. The rotary member includes one or more rows of radially aligned holes each having a slope for allowing the water to flow out of the rotary member in a slope and for allowing the water to apply a force against the rotary member so as to rotate the rotary member relative to the base. A handle is pivotally coupled to the housing and includes a stick for securing to the ground.

Abstract: A spray nozzle includes a casing having a chamber for receiving water and having a side passage and a middle passage formed in an extension. A valve is rotatably supported in the casing and has an upper notch for aligning with the side passage and has a lower notch for aligning with the middle passage. A housing and a head are rotatably secured to the casing. The head has one or more annual walls for aligning with the middle passage. The valve may be rotated to align either the upper or the lower notch with the respective passages so as to select a different outlet pattern.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a panel having a number of openings for engaging with a number of elements which are coupled to the panel by a number of studs. The elements may be disengaged from the panel by braking the studs for allowing the elements to be assembled into the spray gun. The elements are secured to the panel for allowing the elements and the panel to be easily displayed. The elements may be easily seen by the user and may be easily assembled together by the users themselves.

Abstract: A spray nozzle includes a casing having a middle and a side passages formed in the curved front. A valve is rotatably supported in the casing and has an upper and a lower notches for aligning with the passages. A housing is rotatably secured to the casing and has two or more channels for selectively aligning with the middle passage and has one passageway for communicating with the side passage. The valve may be rotated so as to selectively align the upper and the lower notches with the side and the middle passages.