Air Induction Even Pattern Spray Tip – Green 1.5 for 95 Degree Banding Applications

Description

When you’re applying chemicals in bands or along precise strips, you need even coverage without the worry of drift hitting neighboring fields or sensitive crops. This air induction tip creates larger, heavier droplets that stay where you put them while delivering that consistent, even pattern that makes all the difference in your spray application. It’s exactly what you need when precision matters and drift isn’t an option.

What You’re Getting

• Air induction technology that mixes air with spray liquid to create larger droplets with excellent drift control
• 95-degree even spray pattern that delivers uniform coverage across the full width
• Green color coding for quick identification of the #1.5 orifice size
• Poly body with stainless steel core that handles chemical exposure and daily wear
• Perfect for banding applications where you need precise placement

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip excels at banding operations—whether you’re laying down pre-emerge herbicides in corn and soybeans, applying starter fertilizer, or doing side-dress nitrogen applications. The drift control is rated as excellent, making it ideal for working near sensitive crops, waterways, or when you’re dealing with temperature inversions and light wind conditions.

Made to Last

The poly/stainless construction gives you the best of both worlds—chemical resistance where it counts and durability that keeps performing season after season. The materials 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 from the CP114442, CP25597, 114443, or 25598 series. Keep your spray pressure in the recommended range to maintain that even pattern, and always check your coverage before heading to the field. If your spray pattern starts getting uneven, it’s usually time to clean debris out of the orifice rather than replace the whole tip.