Description

When you’re running a sprayer, drift isn’t just annoying—it’s expensive and can cause real problems with neighbors or sensitive crops downwind. This air induction tip tackles that head-on by mixing air into the spray stream, creating larger droplets that resist wind drift while still giving you the coverage you need. It’s one of those upgrades that pays for itself pretty quick.

What You’re Getting

Excellent drift control through air-induced droplet formation that resists wind carry
110-degree spray angle gives you wide, even coverage for efficient field operations
Purple color coding makes field identification easy—you’ll know what size you’re running at a glance
Poly and stainless steel construction handles chemical exposure and field conditions
Works with standard TeeJet cap series so installation is straightforward

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast applications where you need consistent coverage across wide swaths. Whether you’re applying herbicides, fungicides, or post-emergence treatments, the 2.5 orifice size and 110-degree pattern work well for most field spraying operations. The air induction technology is especially valuable when you’re working around property lines or sensitive areas.

Made to Last

The polymer body with stainless steel core gives you the best of both worlds—chemical resistance where you need it and durability where it counts. TeeJet’s been making spray tips for decades, and this one’s built to handle season after season of chemical exposure and pressure cycling.

Good to Know

This tip fits standard TeeJet cap series, so swapping it in is as simple as unscrewing the old tip and threading in the new one. The air induction design works best at moderate pressures—too high and you’ll lose the drift control benefits. If you’re switching from standard tips, you might notice slightly lower flow rates, which is normal with air induction technology.