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Spray Nozzle Assortment for Solo Backpack and Handheld Sprayers

Original price was: $14.37.Current price is: $10.49.

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Whether you’re spot-treating weeds around the barn, spraying the garden for pests, or tackling fence line maintenance, having the right nozzle for the job makes all the difference. This assortment gives you four different spray patterns so you can match your coverage to the task at hand without heading back to the shop every time you need a different pattern.

What You’re Getting

  • Flat spray nozzle for wide, even coverage when you’re treating larger areas like garden beds or fence lines
  • Hollow cone nozzle that creates a fine mist pattern perfect for delicate plants or penetrating dense foliage
  • No-drift nozzle designed to reduce spray drift in windy conditions, keeping your chemicals where you want them
  • Plastic adjustable nozzle that lets you dial in everything from a fine stream to a wide pattern without swapping tips

Built for Real Farm Work

These nozzles fit all Solo backpack sprayers and handheld models including the LCS series, 430 series, and models 454, 456, and 457. Whether you’re doing around-the-farm tasks where you need more than a spray bottle but don’t want to haul around a full backpack unit, this assortment covers the spray patterns you’ll use most often.

Made to Last

Solo builds their equipment to handle the chemicals and conditions that come with farm work, and these nozzles are no exception. They’re designed to resist chemical erosion and maintain consistent spray patterns even after seasons of use with herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers.

Good to Know

These nozzles thread right onto your existing Solo wand—no modifications needed. Start with the adjustable nozzle if you’re not sure which pattern you need, then switch to the specialized nozzles once you know what works best for your specific application. Always check your spray pattern before heading to the field to make sure everything’s working properly.