Asymmetrical twin flat spray air-injector nozzles - IDTA

SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED

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Asymmetrical twin flat spray air-injector nozzles - IDTA Extremely low-drift, air-aspirating air injector twin flat spray nozzle and reduced spray shadow at higher driving speeds. Advantages High drift reduction over entire pressure range Nozzle in cap with MULTIJET bayonet system (incl. gasket) Twin Flat spray jet 30 ° /50 ° with asymmetrical spray angles and flow rates - 90 ° /120 ° gives on the target area the same spray width - Finer droplet spectrum to the front in driving direction for optimum wetting - Coarser, more drift-resistant droplet spectrum to the rear Optimum user protection th

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Registered at Companies House as SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED, number 02995039. Checked 2026-08-29.
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