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Blended Pulse Dual Fan Spray Nozzle for PWM Systems – Size 10

Original price was: $23.58.Current price is: $18.54.

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When you’re trying to get the most out of your sprayer while keeping drift to a minimum, you need nozzles that can handle the job. This blended pulse dual fan nozzle is designed specifically for PWM (pulse width modulation) systems, giving you precise control over your spray application when conditions aren’t perfect. It’s the kind of setup that lets you keep spraying when other folks are sitting in the shed waiting for the wind to die down.

What You’re Getting

  • Excellent drift control technology that keeps your chemical where you want it, not on your neighbor’s crop
  • 110-degree spray angle gives you good coverage without overlap issues
  • Works great at 20-80 PSI, so you’ve got flexibility based on what you’re spraying and field conditions
  • Durable poly construction handles the chemicals and weather without breaking down
  • Direct fit for PWM systems – no modifications or adapters needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This is a broadcast nozzle that shines when you’re doing field spraying with herbicides, fungicides, or other crop protection products. The blended pulse design works especially well with modern variable-rate systems and GPS-guided sprayers. Whether you’re running a pull-type sprayer or a high-clearance machine, this nozzle helps you maintain consistent coverage even when you’re dealing with less-than-ideal weather.

Made to Last

The brown poly material isn’t just for looks – it holds up to the harsh chemicals and UV exposure that come with spray season. The dual fan design stays consistent over time, so your coverage patterns don’t drift as the nozzle ages. You’ll get reliable performance from the first tank to the last.

Installation Notes

This is a tip and cap combo that threads right into your nozzle body. The size 10 orifice gives you a good flow rate for most field applications. If you’re switching from standard flat fan nozzles, you might notice the different spray pattern at first, but you’ll appreciate the drift control once you see it in action.