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Even Flat Spray Tip – Stainless Steel 40 Degree for TeeJet Nozzles

Original price was: $14.15.Current price is: $8.99.

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When you need precise spray coverage in a narrow band—whether you’re sidedressing fertilizer, applying herbicide along crop rows, or treating fence lines—having the right spray tip makes all the difference. This stainless steel even flat spray tip delivers consistent coverage with its 40-degree spray pattern, perfect for targeted applications where you don’t want to waste product or drift onto areas you’re trying to protect.

What You’re Getting

  • Stainless steel construction that resists corrosion and wear from chemicals and field conditions
  • 40-degree flat spray pattern gives you precise band coverage without overlap waste
  • Size 2 orifice provides consistent flow rate for predictable application rates
  • Even spray distribution across the full width of the pattern—no heavy spots or gaps
  • Direct fit for TeeJet cap series CP114440, CP25611, 114441, and 25612

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for banding applications where precision matters. Whether you’re running a three-point sprayer for row-crop work, a pull-type unit for pasture management, or mounting tips on your planter for in-furrow treatments, the narrower 40-degree pattern keeps your spray where you want it. Perfect for sidedressing corn, treating crop stubble, or applying pre-emergent herbicides in controlled bands.

Made to Last

Stainless steel tips hold up better than brass or plastic when you’re dealing with abrasive chemicals or high-pressure applications. The material won’t corrode like brass can with certain fertilizers, and it maintains its orifice size longer, which means more consistent spray patterns season after season.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—just thread into your TeeJet cap assembly. The even flat pattern means you get uniform coverage across the spray width without the tapered edges you’d see on standard flat tips. This helps when you’re doing banding work and need consistent coverage right to the edges of your spray pattern.