Air induction tips pull air into the spray stream and build a bigger, heavier droplet than a standard flat fan produces. Heavier droplets land where you aim them instead of drifting onto the neighbors, and the larger orifice these tips need is far less prone to clogging. The 110 degree fan gives a wide, even overlap across a broadcast boom.

• 3.0 orifice, Blue - 0.30 GPM at 40 PSI
• Flow by pressure: 0.26 at 30 PSI, 0.30 at 40, 0.34 at 50, 0.37 at 60, 0.40 at 70, 0.42 at 80
• 110 degree wide-angle spray pattern
• Air induction design greatly reduces drift versus a standard flat fan tip
• Medium drop size with a low drift hazard rating
• Larger orifice resists clogging and holds its pattern
• Ideal spraying height 20 in. from the top of the grass
• Ideal pressure range 25 to 90 PSI
• Four nozzles per pack; fits all branded broadcast sprayers and boom kits

Tip: Tip colors are an industry size code, not decoration. Keep every position on a boom the same color - one odd tip lays down a heavy or light stripe you will see in the turf a week later.

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