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Air Induction Spray Tip for Broadcast Spraying Applications

Original price was: $17.25.Current price is: $9.87.

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When drift is costing you money and efficiency, this air induction spray tip makes a real difference. The AI design delivers excellent drift control by mixing air into each droplet, creating larger, heavier droplets that stay where you put them instead of blowing into your neighbor’s field or sensitive areas. It’s one of those upgrades that pays for itself the first time you spray on a breezy day.

What You’re Getting

  • Excellent drift control keeps your spray on target even when there’s a breeze
  • Brown color coding (5 orifice) makes identification easy during field changes
  • Poly/stainless construction handles chemicals and weather without corroding
  • 80-degree spray angle provides good coverage for broadcast applications
  • Direct replacement for TeeJet cap series – no adapters or modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying, which means it’s perfect for herbicide applications, fungicides, and liquid fertilizers across row crops. The 80-degree pattern gives you solid coverage whether you’re spraying corn, beans, wheat, or pasture. It works with standard TeeJet caps and nozzle bodies that are already on most farm sprayers.

Made to Last

Farm chemicals can be tough on spray tips, but this one’s built to handle whatever you’re putting through it. The combination of polymer and stainless steel gives you the chemical resistance you need with the durability to last season after season. The air induction design also tends to reduce tip wear since the droplets form differently than standard tips.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward – just thread it into your existing TeeJet cap. The air induction feature works best at normal spray pressures, so you don’t need to change your setup. Keep in mind that larger droplets from air induction tips may require slightly higher volumes for the same coverage, but the reduced drift more than makes up for it.