Nozzle - AI3070 Air Induction Dual Pattern Flat Spray Tips

SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED

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Features: Provides excellent penetration and seed head coverage for fungicide spraying on cereal crops. AI3070 produces two wide angle, flat spray patterns for uniform coverage in broadcast applications. 30° forward tilted spray penetrates dense crop canopies, while the backward tilted 70° spray maximizes coverage of the crop seed head. Drift resistant drops are produced through the use of a venturi air aspirator. All acetal construction for excellent chemical and wear resistance. Removable pre-orifice for fast and easy cleaning. Suggested spray pressure range of 20–90 PSI (1.5–6 bar).

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