Push-to-Connect Nozzle Body with 2 PSI Check Valve for TeeJet QuickJet Systems

Description

When you’re setting up spray equipment or need to make quick nozzle changes in the field, this push-to-connect nozzle body makes the job simple. This handy piece lets you connect QuickJet nozzles to standard fittings, giving you the flexibility to use modern QuickJet spray tips on older equipment or custom spray setups. The built-in 2 PSI check valve prevents dripping and ensures your spray pattern starts clean every time.

What You’re Getting

• 3/8 inch push-to-connect fitting for quick, secure connections without tools
• Built-in 2 PSI check valve stops dripping between sections and prevents back-flow
• Internal diaphragm maintains consistent pressure and flow, so your spray patterns stay uniform even when pressure fluctuates during operation
• Direct compatibility with TeeJet QuickJet spray tips and caps

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting shines when you’re building spray rigs, retrofitting equipment, or need reliable connections that won’t leak under field conditions. Whether you’re setting up a three-point sprayer, building a spot spraying rig, or converting boom sections, this piece bridges the gap between standard plumbing and TeeJet’s QuickJet system. The check valve feature is especially useful on boom sprayers where you need sections to shut off cleanly without dripping on treated areas.

Made to Last

The nylon body handles the chemicals and UV exposure that come with spraying operations. The push-to-connect mechanism is built to cycle thousands of times without wearing out, and the internal valve components resist chemical corrosion. This is the same quality construction TeeJet uses throughout their agricultural spray systems.

Installation Notes

Simply push your tubing into the fitting until it clicks—no threading or tools required. The check valve opens automatically when pressure builds and closes when flow stops. Make sure your QuickJet caps and tips are properly seated before you start spraying. If you need to disconnect, just push the release collar and pull the tubing out.