Extended Range Flat Spray Tip for Broadcast Applications – Red 4 80 Degree

Description

When you need a spray tip that performs across a wider range of pressures without sacrificing pattern quality, this Extended Range tip is exactly what you’re looking for. Whether you’re applying herbicides, fungicides, or other crop protection products, this tip delivers consistent coverage even when operating conditions aren’t perfect. The 80-degree angle gives you good overlap for broadcast applications without going so wide that you waste product.

What You’re Getting

• Extended range design works effectively across 15-60 PSI, giving you flexibility in the field
• Ceramic orifice resists wear from abrasive chemicals and maintains spray pattern longer than brass
• Poly body construction won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature swings
• Good drift control helps keep your spray where you want it, not floating away
• Direct fit for common TeeJet cap series without adapters or modifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying operations where consistent coverage matters. The #4 orifice size works well for medium flow applications on field sprayers, whether you’re running a pull-type boom sprayer or a self-propelled unit. It’s ideal for applying post-emergence herbicides, fungicides, and liquid fertilizers where uniform distribution across the spray width is critical.

Made to Last

The ceramic orifice is what sets this tip apart from standard brass or stainless options. Ceramic stays sharp and maintains its spray characteristics even after thousands of acres, while the poly body handles chemical exposure without deteriorating. This combination gives you seasons of reliable performance without the pattern drift you get from worn tips.

Installation Notes

Threading into your TeeJet cap takes just seconds, and the color coding makes it easy to identify the right tip size at a glance. The extended range design means you won’t need to swap tips as often when conditions change, saving time during busy spray seasons. Always check your spray pattern before heading out to make sure everything’s working properly.