TX ConeJet Hollow Cone Spray Tip for Air Blast Sprayers – Stainless Steel Orifice

Description

When you’re spraying fruit trees, vineyards, or any crop with dense foliage, you need a tip that can create the fine droplets and complete coverage that air blast sprayers are built for. This TeeJet TX hollow cone tip is designed specifically for that job—working with your sprayer’s air assist system to break up the spray into tiny droplets that get carried deep into the crop canopy where they’re needed most.

What You’re Getting

• Stainless steel orifice that won’t wear out quickly from chemical erosion like brass tips
• Blue polymer body that resists cracking from temperature swings and chemical exposure
• Hollow cone pattern that works perfectly with air blast systems for maximum penetration
• Size #1 orifice for precise low-flow applications when you need accuracy over volume
• Direct fit for TeeJet cap series CP114444, CP25607, 114445, and 25608

Built for Real Farm Work

This tip is designed specifically for air blast sprayers—the workhorses you’ll find in orchards, vineyards, and specialty crop operations. The hollow cone pattern works perfectly with air assist systems to break up the spray into fine droplets that get carried into the crop canopy. It’s ideal for applying insecticides, fungicides, and other crop protection products where complete coverage matters.

Made to Last

The stainless steel orifice is where this tip really shines compared to brass alternatives. Unlike brass or plastic tips that wear out quickly from chemical erosion, ceramic stays sharp and maintains its spray pattern for years. The poly body 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.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—just thread it into your compatible TeeJet cap and you’re ready to go. Always check your spray pattern before heading to the field to make sure everything’s working properly. Keep a few extra tips on hand since switching between different chemicals or spray patterns is as simple as swapping tips.