Description
When you’re running an air blast sprayer on your orchard or vineyard, the disc orifice is the heart of your spray system. This little component controls exactly how much chemical flows through each nozzle, and when it starts wearing out from chemical exposure or debris damage, your spray coverage goes to pieces. A fresh stainless steel disc gets you back to consistent flow rates and proper application patterns.
What You’re Getting
- Stainless steel construction that resists chemical corrosion and wear far better than brass alternatives
- Precision #15 orifice size for controlled flow rates in air blast applications
- Direct replacement disc that fits standard TeeJet air blast nozzle assemblies
- Clean, accurate orifice opening that maintains proper spray droplet formation
- Long-lasting performance that saves you from frequent replacements
Built for Real Farm Work
This disc is designed specifically for air blast sprayers—the workhorses you’ll find in orchards, vineyards, and specialty crop operations. The orifice works perfectly with air assist systems to break up the spray into fine droplets that get carried into the crop canopy. It’s ideal for fungicide, insecticide, and herbicide applications where precise flow control matters.
Made to Last
Stainless steel is the way to go for disc orifices that see heavy chemical use. Unlike brass that corrodes over time or plastic that cracks under pressure, stainless steel keeps its precision and doesn’t degrade from the acids and solvents in modern farm chemicals. The orifice keeps its shape, and you won’t find yourself constantly replacing worn-out components.
Installation Notes
Installing a new disc orifice is straightforward—just remove the old disc from your nozzle assembly and press in the new one. Make sure the orifice opening is clean and free of any debris before installation. 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 component.
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