Rotary Sprinklers: These sprinklers have one or more arms that rotate, spraying water in a circular pattern. They are commonly used for large lawn areas and agricultural irrigation.

Stationary Sprinklers: Stationary sprinklers are fixed in one position and spray water in a particular pattern, such as a square or rectangle. They are often used for smaller lawns or garden areas.

Oscillating Sprinklers: Oscillating sprinklers move back and forth to distribute water in a rectangular pattern. They are useful for medium-sized lawns and gardens.

Drip Irrigation: Drip irrigation delivers water directly to the base of plants through a network of tubes, pipes, and emitters. It is highly efficient and conserves water, making it ideal for gardens and agricultural applications.

Pop-up Sprinklers: Pop-up sprinklers are installed underground and pop up when activated. They are commonly used in residential and commercial landscapes for their discreet appearance.

Impact or Impulse Sprinklers: These sprinklers have a rotating head that strikes a stationary deflector, creating a pulsating water spray. They are often used for larger areas and are known for their durability.

Soaker Hoses: Soaker hoses are porous hoses that allow water to seep out slowly along their length. They are typically laid on the ground or buried under mulch and are excellent for garden beds and borders.

Traveling Sprinklers: Traveling sprinklers are self-propelled devices that move across the lawn or field, spraying water as they go. They are useful for irrigating large, open spaces.

Fire Sprinkler Systems: These are specialized sprinkler systems designed for fire protection in buildings. They are activated automatically when a fire is detected and release water to suppress the flames.

Mist Sprinklers: Mist or fogging systems disperse very fine water droplets into the air, creating a cooling effect. They are often used in outdoor settings, such as patios or restaurants, to cool down the environment.

High-Pressure Sprinklers: These sprinklers are designed to handle high-pressure water sources and are often used in industrial settings or for dust control.

Low-Pressure Sprinklers: These sprinklers are designed for areas with lower water pressure and can still provide adequate coverage for smaller lawns and gardens.