TwinJet Banding Spray Tip – 80 Degree 6 Orifice for TeeJet Spray Systems

Description

When you need precise placement for banding herbicides, fertilizers, or other chemicals right where your crops need it most, this TwinJet banding tip delivers. Instead of broadcasting over the whole field, this tip puts your product exactly where you want it—saving you money and giving your crops the targeted treatment they deserve. The twin-stream design creates dual bands that work great for row crop applications where precise placement matters.

What You’re Getting

• 80-degree spray angle that delivers two precise bands for targeted applications
• Poly/stainless construction that won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature changes
• Gray color coding for easy identification in your spray tip collection
• #6 orifice size handles a good range of flow rates for most banding jobs
• Direct replacement that threads right onto your TeeJet caps—takes about five seconds to swap out

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed specifically for banding applications where you want to put chemicals in a narrow strip rather than broadcast across the entire width. It’s perfect for pre-emergence herbicides along corn or soybean rows, starter fertilizer placement, or any application where you need two parallel bands of coverage. The 80-degree angle gives you good coverage without wasting product between the rows.

Made to Last

The stainless orifice is where this tip really shines—it stays sharp and maintains its spray pattern much longer than standard materials that wear out quickly from chemical erosion. The poly body won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature changes, so you can count on consistent performance whether you’re spraying in spring or late fall.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just thread it into your compatible TeeJet cap and you’re ready to go. A quick tip: if your spray pattern starts getting uneven, it’s usually time to clean debris out of the orifice rather than replace the whole tip. Always use a strainer to protect the orifice from debris that can throw off your banding pattern.