Are the nozzles brass or plastic?
784032
Hi Karen, if you mean the nozzle where you insert the hose, it is totally plastic. We actually just used it for the first time this weekend with the misting, it was quite nice. Can't say how long it will last, being plastic.
784033
Brass and they send you a couple of spares. Had had ours for a couple of months and we like it.
784034
The nozzles are brass, but they screw onto plastic receivers. It's easy to cross thread them and ruin the entire fan.
784035
Brass. Our first set did not work, but they sent replacements, which work fine
2053167
You would need to contact the manufacturer to find out that info. It appears to be brass and it works really well. But I have no idea about the metal composition of this nozzle. Sorry!
1776860
The head and baseplate are metal. The handle is plastic. I've worked with a few fluid heads and I find this excellent value for price.
1159317
The nozzle is plastic. It functioned pretty well with adults serving themselves. But once younger kids started using it, it got tweaked and dripped nonstop. It's permanently damaged because the kids couldn't figure out you have to push the lever side to side (rather than up and down, which would be more typical).
1717305
Unfortunately, we were unable to find a USA based maker for our hose nozzles made with lead-free brass, so they are made in China. We do still carry the USA made nozzles. The USA made nozzles do have a small amount of lead in them, but it is lower than the threshold that the government says is safe for drinking water applications.
1573796
Yes, There is a selection of plastic nozzles of different GPM and spray patterns
205574
I have one of these and it appears to have a tiny ceramic nozzle inside a brass nozzle. I've used it for several months and it works great.
1828427
The handle and pattern adjustable head are plastic, but it seems a heavy duty plastic and has a good feel. I believe a true metal sprayer would be much heavier. The nozzles are soft rubber so if you have hard water, all you need to do to clean any hard water deposits is to move them a bit with a finger tip. No problems with the sprayer at all. BTW... we bought the Bronze one and the finish seems high quality.
2066468
The faucet head is both metal and plastic. The outer casing is metal. The two buttons that control the on/off function of the spray are plastic. It is a great faucet for the price. I've had mine since January 2013 and still have had no negative issues. It is solidly built.
406302
Brass plated aluminum and they leak. But then the solid brass ones I've had from Taiwan and China leaked too. Only the rather expensive Gardina plastic ones worked well but they tended to be damaged by our Colorado winters.
836401
Yes, plastic. What I like most about it is the small hole in the spout. Something I have found hard to find.
543497
It is brass. I believe the overall unit to be well built. The only problem I had is they either missed or did not do the quality controls inspection because there is a piece that prevents my sprayer from sealing.
425744
The aerator in the pull-down faucet is plastic. The hose seems to be woven stainless. It is flexible, so I suspect there is a rubber-like lining in it. The toggle lever which controls the sprayer is more like rubber than plastic. Our plumber recommended Moen, and we have had had no problems with it and like both its appearance and functionality.
778911
Unfortunately it's plastic. I don't think you can buy real brass these days unless you pay an arm and a leg for it.
470008
I found them to be medium weight plastic. I use them in large flower beds and they work quite well. They are plastic, but not too light. At first the hose was a bit stiff but after being in the sun for a while, they softened.
1392034
The tiny spray nozzles appear to be plastic or perhaps ceramic. Everything else is metal. They don't look cheap at all. The fact that the nozzles are not metal is a good thing because lime deposits don't build up on them like the would otherwise..
839150
The faucet is all metal and appears vdry roboust and high quality. The sprayer is plastic but very well made to match the rest of the faucet. You can't really tell it is plastic. I suspect the reason the sprayer is plastic is to insulate the operator's hand from the water temperature which would otherwise be too hot or too cold.