Extended Range Flat Spray Tip and Cap Combo for Broadcast Spraying Applications

Description

When you’re spraying herbicide or other chemicals across acres of cropland, you need a nozzle that gives you consistent coverage and the flexibility to handle different conditions. The XR Extended Range design gives you that extra versatility—it works well across a wider range of pressures and spray volumes than standard flat spray tips, so you can dial in the perfect application rate without switching tips every time.

What You’re Getting

• Extended range design works effectively from 15 to 60 PSI for flexible application rates
• 80-degree flat spray pattern provides good overlap for even broadcast coverage
• Size 6 orifice delivers medium flow rates perfect for most field applications
• Poly body with stainless steel core combines chemical resistance with long-lasting durability
• Cap and tip combo arrives ready to install—no need to match separate components

Built for Real Farm Work

This nozzle is designed for broadcast spraying applications—think herbicides on row crops, pasture spraying, or applying liquid fertilizer. The 80-degree spray angle gives you good overlap between nozzles on your boom while maintaining the uniform distribution you need for effective chemical coverage. Works great on pull-type sprayers, three-point sprayers, or ATV spray rigs.

Made to Last

The poly body stands up to farm chemicals without corroding or swelling, while the stainless steel orifice maintains its precise dimensions season after season. This combination gives you the chemical resistance you need with the durability to handle daily use. The brown color coding makes it easy to identify the size 6 orifice when you’re checking or replacing tips in the field.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just thread the combo onto your nozzle body and you’re ready to go. If your spray pattern starts getting uneven, it’s usually time to clean debris out of the orifice rather than replace the whole tip. Keep a wire brush handy for field cleaning, and always use a strainer in your tank to keep debris from plugging your tips in the first place.