When you’re spraying herbicides or liquid fertilizer and the wind picks up, that’s when you appreciate having an Airmix nozzle on your boom. This nozzle design pulls air into the spray stream to create larger, heavier droplets that resist drift while still giving you solid coverage. Whether you’re treating acres of corn or spot-spraying problem weeds, consistent application without losing product to the wind is what makes the difference.
What You’re Getting
- Air induction design mixes air with spray liquid for bigger droplets that cut through wind
- Excellent drift control keeps your chemicals where you want them, not on neighboring crops
- 110-degree spray angle covers a wide swath with even distribution
- Works great at lower pressures from 20-60 PSI, saving wear on your pump
- Durable poly construction handles field chemicals without breaking down
Built for Real Farm Work
This broadcast nozzle is made for the kind of spraying you do across your fields—from pre-emerge applications in corn and beans to post-harvest burndown work. The 1.5 orifice size gives you solid flow rates for medium-sized operations, and the green color coding makes it easy to spot when you’re checking nozzles or planning spray jobs.
Made to Last
Farm spraying means exposure to everything from 2,4-D to liquid nitrogen, and this poly construction stands up to the chemical abuse. The air induction ports stay clear with normal use, and the nozzle holds its spray pattern season after season of field work.
Good to Know
This nozzle fits standard TeeJet cap series, so it’ll thread right into your existing boom setup. The lower pressure range means less stress on your system and better droplet formation—you’ll get better coverage with less drift than you would pushing higher pressures through a conventional tip.
