Extended Range Flat Spray Tip for TeeJet Broadcast Sprayers – Gray 110 Degree

Description

Whether you’re treating weeds in corn, applying foliar nutrients to soybeans, or doing post-emerge herbicide work, having the right spray tip makes all the difference in your coverage and chemical efficiency. This TeeJet XR Extended Range tip gives you that wide, flat spray pattern that handles a range of pressures and flow rates without breaking up or creating streaks across your boom width.

What You’re Getting

• Extended range design works well from 15 to 60 PSI—more forgiving than standard flat tips when pressure fluctuates
• Wide 110-degree spray angle gives you excellent overlap between nozzles on your boom
• Poly body with ceramic orifice resists wear from abrasive chemicals and maintains spray pattern consistency
• Color-coded gray for easy identification when you’re swapping tips in the field
• Good drift control performance keeps more chemical on target instead of floating away

Built for Broadcast Applications

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying—think row crop work, pasture treatments, and any application where you need even coverage across a wide swath. The extended range capability means it’ll maintain a quality spray pattern even when your boom pressure varies a bit, which is handy when you’re dealing with uneven terrain or varying engine RPMs. It’s the kind of versatility that keeps you moving instead of constantly adjusting pressure settings.

Made to Last

The poly body won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature swings, while the ceramic orifice stays sharp and true much longer than brass alternatives. Unlike brass or plastic tips that wear out quickly from chemical erosion, ceramic stays sharp and maintains its spray pattern for years. You’ll get consistent droplet size and pattern integrity throughout the season.

Installation Notes

Direct replacement for standard TeeJet cap series—just unthread the old tip and screw this one in. The ceramic orifice is tough, but keep it clean between uses to maintain that precise spray pattern. A soft brush and clean water usually does the trick for routine maintenance.