Nozzles
Hydroseeder nozzles for TurfMaker machines, color coded by NozzleCam so the crew can grab the right one without guessing. Each nozzle changes the spray angle and stream size, which is what decides how far you can shoot and how heavy the pattern lands. Green is the multi-purpose 50 degree, gold is the short-range wide 65 degree, blue is the long-range thick 25 degree, and silver is the long-range thin 15 degree. Buy a single nozzle or the full four-nozzle set. Request a shipping quote and we will send you a payment link with the freight priced for your address.
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TurfMaker Hydroseeder Nozzle Set – All 4 NozzleCam Nozzles (Part #27400-4)
$550.00 View Details -
Long-Range Thick Stream Hydroseeder Nozzle 25 Degree – NozzleCam Code Blue (Part #27369-NC)
$205.00 View Details -
Multi-Purpose Hydroseeder Nozzle 50 Degree – NozzleCam Code Green (Part #27365-NC)
$145.00 View Details -
Short-Range Wide Stream Hydroseeder Nozzle 65 Degree – NozzleCam Code Gold (Part #27358-NC)
$100.00 View Details -
Long-Range Thin Stream Hydroseeder Nozzle 15 Degree – NozzleCam Code Silver (Part #27355-NC)
$100.00 View Details
Common Questions
Which hydroseeder nozzle should I use?
Match the nozzle to the shot, not the material. The green 50 degree is the general purpose nozzle and the one most crews leave on the gun. The gold 65 degree covers close ground fast but will not reach. The blue 25 degree puts distance and material together. The silver 15 degree throws the thinnest stream the furthest. Most crews carry more than one and change as the job changes.
What do the NozzleCam colors mean?
NozzleCam is a color code so a crew can grab the right nozzle by sight instead of reading a stamped number. Green is the 50 degree multi-purpose, Part #27365-NC. Gold is the 65 degree wide spray, Part #27358-NC. Blue is the 25 degree thick stream, Part #27369-NC. Silver is the 15 degree thin stream, Part #27355-NC.
Is the four nozzle set cheaper than buying them separately?
Yes. The set is Part #27400-1 at 550 dollars. The same four nozzles bought one at a time come to 615 dollars, so the set saves 65 dollars.
How much does a TurfMaker hydroseeder nozzle cost?
Single nozzles run from 125 to 215 dollars depending on which one, and the full set of four is 550 dollars. Freight is quoted separately per order rather than charged at a flat rate.
How do I order nozzles and what does shipping cost?
Request a shipping quote from any nozzle page. TurfMaker prices the freight to your address and sends back a secure payment link, usually the same business day. You can put several parts on one request so the freight is only quoted once.