Electric Control Manifold for TeeJet Boom Sprayer Systems

Description

When you’re running a boom sprayer and need reliable control over your spray sections, the TeeJet 430ec-2 manifold is the heart of your operation. This electric control manifold manages the flow to multiple boom sections, giving you the precise control every serious sprayer operator needs. Whether you’re applying herbicides in the spring or making fungicide passes during the growing season, this manifold ensures your chemical goes exactly where you want it.

Key Features

• Dual-section electric control lets you manage two boom sections independently
• Precise flow regulation maintains consistent application rates across all your spray jobs
• Durable TeeJet construction handles the pressure and chemical exposure of daily farm use
• Quick response time when switching sections on and off during field operations
• Compatible with standard TeeJet control systems for easy integration

Built for Real Farm Work

This manifold is designed for agricultural boom sprayers where section control makes the difference between efficient application and wasted chemical. Whether you’re working around waterways, turning on headlands, or spraying irregular field shapes, having individual section control lets you spray only where you need to. It’s perfect for row crop operations, pasture management, and specialty crop applications where precision matters.

Made to Last

Farm chemicals and constant pressure cycles are tough on equipment, but TeeJet builds this manifold to handle it all. The internal components resist corrosion from herbicides, fungicides, and fertilizers, while the housing stands up to vibration and weather exposure. You’ll get seasons of reliable service from this workhorse component.

Good to Know

This manifold integrates directly into existing TeeJet control systems—no special adapters or modifications needed. Make sure your electrical connections stay clean and dry for best performance, and always flush the system with clean water after using corrosive chemicals. Regular maintenance keeps everything working smoothly when you need it most.