Air Induction Dual Pattern Spray Tip for Broadcast Applications

Description

When you’re spraying chemicals and the wind picks up, you know what’s coming next—drift issues that put your product where it shouldn’t go. This air induction dual pattern tip tackles that problem head-on by mixing air into the spray stream to create bigger, heavier droplets that stick to the target instead of floating away. It’s one of those simple technologies that makes a real difference when conditions aren’t perfect.

What You’re Getting

• Excellent drift control that keeps your chemicals where they belong, not on the neighbor’s field
• Dual pattern capability gives you flexibility to adjust spray coverage based on your application needs
• Poly construction that stands up to farm chemicals without cracking or wearing out quickly
• Compatible with standard TeeJet cap systems for easy installation on your existing setup
• Purple color coding helps you identify the right tip at a glance when you’re swapping them out

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying operations where you need consistent coverage across wide areas. Whether you’re applying herbicides, fungicides, or insecticides on row crops, pastures, or other field applications, the air induction technology helps ensure your product gets to the plants instead of drifting off target. The dual pattern feature gives you options for different spray angles depending on your specific job.

Made to Last

The poly material handles the harsh chemicals you’re putting through it while staying flexible in temperature changes. TeeJet has been the go-to name in agricultural spray equipment for decades, and this tip carries that same reputation for reliability. The orifice stays true to size longer than cheaper alternatives, which means consistent flow rates season after season.

Good to Know

Installation takes about five seconds to swap out on any standard TeeJet nozzle body. The air induction design works best at moderate pressures—too much pressure can actually reduce the drift control benefits. If your spray pattern starts getting uneven, clean any debris from the air induction ports before assuming the tip needs replacement.