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Air Induction Spray Tip for TeeJet Banding Applications – Gray #6 95 Degree Even Pattern

Original price was: $17.66.Current price is: $12.04.

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When you’re spot spraying along fence lines, treating crop rows, or doing precision chemical applications, drift control makes all the difference. This TeeJet air induction tip creates larger, more stable droplets that resist wind drift while still giving you the precise 95-degree even spray pattern you need. No more worrying about your chemicals ending up where they shouldn’t be.

What You’re Getting

  • Air induction technology that reduces drift by creating larger, more uniform droplets
  • Even flat fan pattern at 95 degrees for consistent coverage in banding applications
  • Poly and stainless steel construction that handles tough farm chemicals without wearing out
  • Gray color coding makes it easy to identify the 6 orifice size at a glance
  • Direct fit for TeeJet cap series CP114442, CP25597, 114443, and 25598

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed specifically for banding applications where you need precise placement of chemicals. Whether you’re treating individual crop rows, applying pre-emergent herbicides in strips, or doing targeted pest control, the 95-degree pattern gives you the width you need without wasting product. It’s ideal for sprayers running medium to higher pressures where drift control really matters.

Made to Last

The poly and stainless steel construction handles the corrosive nature of agricultural chemicals while maintaining its spray pattern season after season. The air induction design also means less wear on the orifice since the droplets form more gently, extending tip life compared to standard flat fan nozzles.

Installation Notes

This tip threads directly into compatible TeeJet caps without any modifications needed. The gray color coding follows TeeJet’s standard system, so you’ll always know you’re grabbing the right size. If you’re switching from a standard flat fan tip, you might notice slightly different flow rates due to the air induction design, so check your calibration.