TeeJet Nozzles, Valves, Flow Control, and More | Quality TeeJet Sprayer Parts USA

TeeJet nozzle numbers indicate the flow rate, spray angle, and nozzle tip size, helping you choose the correct spray tip for your application. Typically, the number represents the flow rate in gallons per minute (GPM) at a standard pressure (usually 40 PSI).

For example, a TeeJet nozzle labeled "11002" means:

• 110 = spray angle (110 degrees)
• 02 = flow rate (0.2 GPM at 40 PSI)

Understanding TeeJet nozzle numbers ensures you select the right TeeJet spray nozzle or spray tip for accurate application, proper coverage, and reduced chemical waste. If you need any guidance, contact our team.

TeeJet nozzles are used in agricultural spraying systems to apply liquids such as fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides. They are designed to control droplet size, spray pattern, and coverage for efficient and accurate application.

TeeJet spray tips are the interchangeable parts fitted onto nozzle bodies, while TeeJet nozzles often refer to the complete assembly. Both play a key role in determining spray pattern, flow rate, and droplet size.

Choosing the right TeeJet spray nozzles depends on your application, including flow rate, pressure, and desired spray pattern. Using a TeeJet tip chart can help you select the correct nozzle size and spray tip for your specific spraying system.

Yes, TeeJet sprayer parts are widely compatible with most agricultural sprayers. Components such as nozzles, valves, and fittings are designed to integrate easily into standard spraying systems used across the USA.

A wide range of TeeJet parts is available, including spray tips, nozzle bodies, caps, valves, strainers, seals, and other replacement components to maintain and optimise your sprayer system.

TeeJet valves are used to control the flow and pressure of liquids within spraying systems. They help ensure consistent application rates and can be used for section control, shut-off, and system regulation.

TeeJet nozzles should be inspected regularly and replaced when wear affects spray pattern or flow rate. Worn nozzles can lead to uneven application and reduced efficiency in spraying systems.

Yes, many TeeJet spray tips are designed with drift-reduction technology, such as air induction nozzles, which produce larger droplets that are less likely to drift away from the target area.

TeeJet spraying systems are complete agricultural application systems made up of TeeJet nozzles, spray tips, valves, strainers, and control components. These systems are designed to deliver precise and efficient liquid application for crop spraying, helping farmers achieve accurate coverage, reduce waste, and improve overall performance in the field. Mid-South Ag supplies a wide range of components that fit these systems, ensuring reliable compatibility, consistent performance, and easy integration across your sprayer setup.