Description

When you’re out there spraying herbicides or liquid fertilizer across big fields, you need a tip that gives you consistent coverage without breaking the bank. This TeeJet XR extended range tip is built to handle the pressure changes that come with varying ground speeds and boom movements—something every field sprayer operator knows all too well. You’ll get uniform application whether you’re crawling through muddy spots or picking up speed on firm ground.

What You’re Getting

110-degree flat fan pattern that covers ground efficiently without leaving gaps or streaks
Extended range design that maintains good pattern quality across a wider pressure range than standard tips
Good drift control to keep your chemicals where they belong instead of blowing onto neighboring fields
Poly construction that won’t corrode from today’s aggressive herbicide chemistries
White color coding for easy identification in the field—size 8 orifice for medium flow rates

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed for broadcast applications on field sprayers, whether you’re running a pull-type unit behind a tractor or operating a self-propelled machine. It’s the go-to choice for applying post-emergence herbicides, liquid fertilizers, and crop protection products where you need even coverage across the boom width. The 110-degree pattern gives you good overlap between nozzles without wasting product.

Made to Last

The poly body stands up to chemical exposure better than brass in today’s spray programs, and it won’t wear out your boom threads like some harder materials can. TeeJet has been the standard in agricultural spraying for decades, so you know you’re getting proven performance that holds up to daily use during busy spray seasons.

Good to Know

This tip threads directly into TeeJet cap series CP114440, CP25611, 114441, and 25612—the same caps used across most spray boom setups. Installation takes just a few seconds per nozzle. If you notice your spray pattern getting streaky or uneven, check for debris in the orifice before replacing the tip. A quick cleaning often brings it right back to like-new performance.