Adjustable Cone Spray Tip 4 for TeeJet Gun Systems

Description

When you need to switch between different spray jobs around the farm, this adjustable tip is a real time-saver. This tip is made for the handheld spray guns you use around the farm and ranch. Whether you’re cleaning equipment, washing down livestock areas, or doing spot treatments on weeds and brush, the adjustable cone pattern adapts to what you need. Instead of carrying multiple tips, you just twist this one to get everything from a wide cone for washing to a tight stream for precision work.

What You’re Getting

• Works great for both cleaning jobs where you want wide coverage and precision work where you need a tighter pattern
• Brass holds up to farm chemicals and daily use better than plastic alternatives. The threads stay sharp, the orifice keeps its shape, and you won’t find yourself constantly replacing worn-out tips.
• Knurled body gives you a good grip for quick adjustments even with wet or dirty hands
• Max PSI Rating: 150 PSI so it handles standard farm sprayer pressure without problems
• Threads right onto any standard TeeJet spray gun—takes about five seconds to swap out

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is made for the handheld spray guns you use around the farm and ranch. Whether you’re cleaning equipment, washing down livestock areas, or doing spot treatments on weeds and brush, the adjustable cone pattern adapts to what you need. Start with a wider cone pattern and adjust tighter as needed for your specific job. Perfect for those days when you’re mixing cleaning chores with spot spraying and don’t want to keep swapping tips.

Made to Last

Brass holds up to farm chemicals and daily use better than plastic alternatives. This is the same quality material TeeJet has been using for decades in agricultural spray systems. The orifice stays true to size even after hundreds of hours of use, so your spray patterns stay consistent season after season.

Installation Notes

Threads right onto any standard TeeJet spray gun—takes about five seconds to swap out. Start with a wider cone pattern and adjust tighter as needed for your specific job. A quick tip: if your spray pattern starts getting uneven, it’s usually time to clean debris out of the orifice rather than replace the whole tip.