5 PSI Check Valve Body for 5/16 Inch Hose Agricultural Sprayer Systems

Description

When you’re running a sprayer, nothing’s more frustrating than nozzles that keep dripping after you shut off the boom or sections that won’t hold pressure when you need them to. A check valve body like this one stops chemical flow instantly when pressure drops, giving you clean starts and stops every time. Whether you’re spot-spraying fence lines or covering acres of crops, this little fitting makes sure your expensive chemicals go where they’re supposed to—not on the ground.

What You’re Getting

• 5 PSI opening pressure that works perfectly with most agricultural sprayer systems
• 5/16 inch outside diameter hose connection for reliable, leak-free hookup
• Precision-engineered valve that seats quickly and holds tight when pressure drops
• Compatible with common farm chemicals including herbicides, insecticides, and liquid fertilizers
• TeeJet quality construction that handles thousands of pressure cycles

Built for Real Farm Work

This check valve fits into sprayer boom systems on everything from 3-point mounted units to self-propelled machines. Perfect for boom sections where you need individual nozzle control or anywhere in your sprayer system where backflow could cause problems. Works great on ATV sprayers, pull-type units, and truck-mounted systems where clean application matters.

Made to Last

Farm chemicals are tough on sprayer components, but this valve body is built to handle whatever you’re applying. The materials resist corrosion from liquid fertilizers and won’t break down from exposure to glyphosate, 2,4-D, or other common herbicides. The internal components stay responsive season after season, even when working with thick solutions or in dusty field conditions.

Good to Know

This is a direct replacement for standard check valve bodies in TeeJet and similar sprayer systems. It stops the flow instantly when pressure drops, so you get clean starts and stops without wasting expensive inputs or creating streaks in your field. Installation is straightforward—just thread it in where your old valve was. Keep a spare or two in your shop since these are critical components that can save you from costly application mistakes.