Even Flat Spray Tip for TeeJet Banding Applications – Size 6

Description

When you’re doing precision banding work—whether it’s applying starter fertilizer next to corn rows or putting down herbicide strips in soybeans—you need a spray tip that delivers exactly what you expect, every single time. Getting the right coverage is everything, and this TeeJet brass flat spray tip gives you that consistent 80-degree fan pattern that covers your crops evenly without waste or missed spots. If you’ve been dealing with streaky coverage or wondering if your spray pattern is doing its job, a fresh tip makes all the difference.

What You’re Getting

• Precise 80-degree flat fan pattern that puts chemical exactly where you want it
• Brass construction that outlasts plastic and holds its precision longer than softer materials, with the machined orifice staying true to size even after thousands of acres
• Size 6 orifice that delivers consistent flow rates for accurate application
• Threads stay sharp and the orifice keeps its shape so you won’t find yourself constantly replacing worn-out tips

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying where you need consistent coverage across wide swaths, whether you’re spraying pre-emergence herbicides in the spring, post-emergence treatments during growing season, or applying liquid fertilizer. The even flat pattern works great for banding applications where you need uniform coverage in a specific width without overdoing it on chemical usage.

Made to Last

Brass holds up to farm chemicals and daily use better than plastic alternatives—the threads stay sharp, the orifice keeps its shape, and this is the same quality material TeeJet has been using for decades in agricultural spray systems. The brass construction handles farm chemicals without breaking down and is built to resist wear from abrasive materials while keeping its spray pattern consistent season after season.

Installation Notes

Threads right onto any standard TeeJet spray system—takes about five seconds to swap out. 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. Check that you’ve got the right cap to match this tip’s thread pattern for a secure fit.