Turbo FloodJet Wide Angle Spray Tip for Broadcast Spraying Applications

Description

When you need wide coverage with excellent drift control for herbicide or fertilizer applications, this Turbo FloodJet tip gives you the best of both worlds. The turbo design creates larger droplets that resist wind drift while still providing the wide spray pattern you need for effective broadcast coverage. If you’ve been fighting drift issues on windy days or need better penetration through crop canopies, this nozzle delivers.

What You’re Getting

• Excellent drift control technology that produces larger, more uniform droplets than standard tips
• Wide angle flat spray pattern that covers more ground with each pass
• Poly and stainless steel construction that handles corrosive chemicals without breaking down
• White color coding for easy identification of orifice size in the field
• Direct fit for standard TeeJet cap systems—no adapters needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast applications where you need consistent coverage across wide areas. Whether you’re spraying pre-emergence herbicides, post-emergence treatments, or liquid fertilizer, the Turbo FloodJet design gives you the coverage and droplet control that broadcast spraying demands. It’s the kind of nozzle that works whether you’re covering corn stubble or preparing ground for planting.

Made to Last

The poly and stainless steel construction stands up to the corrosive chemicals you’re spraying season after season. The stainless steel orifice won’t wear out like brass tips do, and the polymer body resists chemical damage that can crack or weaken other materials. You’ll get consistent spray patterns and flow rates for years of reliable service.

Good to Know

This tip fits the CP25599 and CP25600 cap series, which are common on most TeeJet boom setups. Installation is straightforward—just thread it into your existing cap. The white color makes it easy to spot the #4 orifice size when you’re checking nozzles across the boom, and the wide angle pattern means you can run wider spacing if your boom allows it.