Description

When you’re spraying orchards, vineyards, or specialty crops with an air blast sprayer, you need a tip that delivers consistent coverage without wearing out halfway through the season. This tip is designed specifically for air blast sprayers—the workhorses you’ll find in orchards, vineyards, and specialty crop operations. The hollow cone pattern works perfectly with air assist systems to break up the spray into fine droplets that get carried into the crop canopy. The 0.5 orifice size gives you precise application rates perfect for fungicides, insecticides, and other crop protection products.

What You’re Getting

Ceramic orifice that maintains its spray pattern for years, not seasons
Poly body that won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature swings
Hollow cone spray pattern that works perfectly with air assist systems
Purple color coding for easy identification of the 0.5 orifice size

Built for Real Farm Work

It’s ideal for applying insecticides, fungicides, and other crop protection products where complete coverage matters. The hollow cone pattern creates fine droplets that air blast systems can carry deep into crop canopies, reaching spots that flat spray patterns might miss. This is especially important in tree fruit, grapes, and other specialty crops where thorough coverage makes the difference between a clean crop and pest problems.

Made to Last

The ceramic orifice is where this tip really shines. Unlike brass or plastic tips that wear out quickly from chemical erosion, ceramic stays sharp and maintains its spray pattern for years. The poly body won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature changes, so you can count on consistent performance whether you’re spraying in spring or late fall.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—just thread it into your compatible TeeJet cap and you’re ready to go. Make sure you’re using the right cap series for proper fit and performance. If your spray pattern starts looking uneven, check for debris in the orifice before assuming you need a replacement—ceramic tips last so long that clogs are usually the culprit.