TwinJet Dual Orifice Spray Tip 5 Brown for TeeJet Broadcast Applications

Description

When you need more coverage per pass but don’t want to sacrifice spray quality, a TwinJet tip is exactly what you’re looking for. This dual-orifice design puts twice as much material on target compared to single orifice tips of the same size, giving you better productivity without compromising your spray pattern. When you’re spraying herbicides, pesticides, or liquid fertilizer, getting the right coverage is everything.

What You’re Getting

• Dual orifice design delivers twice the flow of single orifice tips while maintaining even coverage
• 110 degree wide spray angle that gives you excellent overlap between boom passes
• Poly and stainless construction that handles farm chemicals without corroding or breaking down
• Brown color coding makes the #5 orifice easy to identify at a glance during field changes
• Broadcast spray pattern designed for wide-area applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast spraying where you need consistent coverage across wide swaths. Perfect for pre-emergence herbicide applications in spring, post-emergence treatments during growing season, or liquid fertilizer applications. The TwinJet design shines when you’re covering large acres and need to balance speed with thorough coverage.

Made to Last

The poly body won’t crack from chemical exposure or temperature swings, while the stainless orifice keeps its precision longer than softer materials. The machined orifice stays true to size even after thousands of acres, which means your application rates stay consistent. This is the same quality construction TeeJet has been perfecting for decades.

Good to Know

Installation is straightforward—threads right into standard TeeJet caps in about five seconds. The dual orifice design means slightly higher pressure requirements than single tips, so check your pump capacity if you’re switching over an entire boom. 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.