TwinJet Twin Flat Spray Tip for TeeJet Broadcast Sprayers – White 8 Orifice

Description

Getting even coverage across your spray boom can be tricky business, especially when the wind’s shifting or you’re dealing with different crop heights. That’s where TwinJet tips make a real difference—they create two overlapping flat fans that give you better uniformity and less streaking than single flat tips. When you need consistent coverage for herbicides or liquid fertilizer applications, this twin pattern helps fill in those gaps.

What You’re Getting

• Twin flat spray pattern creates overlapping coverage for more uniform application
• 110-degree spray angle provides good boom coverage while maintaining droplet quality
• Poly and stainless construction resists chemical corrosion and wear
• White color coding makes it easy to identify the #8 orifice size in the field
• Direct fit for standard TeeJet caps—no adapters or special fittings needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast applications where you need wide, even coverage across the field. Whether you’re applying pre-emergence herbicides, post-emergence treatments, or liquid fertilizer, the twin jet design helps ensure consistent application rates. It’s particularly useful for boom sprayers where maintaining uniform coverage between nozzles is critical for good results.

Made to Last

The combination of poly body and stainless steel components gives you the best of both worlds—chemical resistance from the plastic and durability from the metal. The stainless orifice won’t wear out quickly from abrasive materials in your spray mix, while the poly body handles farm chemicals without cracking or degrading.

Good to Know

Installation takes just seconds—thread it into your compatible TeeJet cap and you’re ready to go. Strainers protect spray tip orifices from clogging and damage, so consider running a tip strainer if you’re dealing with tank mixes that might have particles. If your spray pattern starts getting uneven, it’s usually time to clean debris out of the orifice rather than replace the whole tip.