Wilger DR SERIES Chemical Applicator Attachment

DR SERIES — COMBO-JET SPRAY TIPSCOMBO-JET® spray tips use a patented ‘all-in-one’ design, so the cap, tip, O-ring and strainer all snap into one piece.COMBO-JET spray tips for broadcast spraying are available in 80° and 110° angles. If you are looking for the narrow-angle COMBO-JET for banding and spot spraying (available in 20°, 40°, and 60° angles), click HERE.The design makes it safer and easier to handle, and Combo-Jet® strainers also are 40% longer than other brands, so they plug less.Every series of spray tips is compatible with all PWM systems, and the drift reduction for each series does not rely on air induction or air education to work perfectly.FEATURES• The DR series Wilger’s 3rd stage drift reduction series, producing good coverage, with exceptional drift reduction.• The DR series tip-caps reduce ~90% of driftable fines, compared with the same application with an ER series tip/cap.• Ideal for applications which value drift reduction over coverage. Typically coverage is maintained by using higher application volumes. (i.e. Ground-Applied & Systemic Herbicides)COMBO-JET ADVANTAGES• 40% Longer Strainers that snap into place• Easier Handling with snap-in design • Fits all nozzle bodies• Easy to read cap label• Droplet Size Selective Tip Options• Not air induction, so spray tips work with PWM• Cap Color matches ISO flow rates• Permanent Stainless Steel Tip• The Best Tips for Pulse Width Modulation Systems* (e.g. Capstan Sharpshooter®/Pinpoint® II, Case AIMCommand®, Raven Hawkeye®, and more)Combo-Jet tips use a modern pre-orifice and closed chamber design that produces significantly less drift, while creating solid mass droplets, for maximum spray velocity and more meaningful droplets. Without needing consistent air induction for controlling drift, Combo-Jet spray tips have become the preferred tip for Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) spraying systems.Similar models may be shown in addition to the featured model. Equipment may be shown with options. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.