- Produces Extremely Coarse (XC) and Ultra Coarse (UC) droplets across a very wide pressure range (2 – 6 bar)
- Offers the lowest percentage of driftable droplets available (<1%)**
- Proven product specifically designed to meet stringent 90% drift reduction requirements in Europe, and across North America for drift management
- All capacities are fully compliant with the new 2,4-D label instructions (when operated below 6 bar) including the advisory statements for summer spraying
Spray Tips and Application Requirements for 2,4-D in Australia
Both the TTI and TTI60 are suitable for use on sprayers that utilise Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technology.*
Turbo TeeJet® Induction (TTI)
TTI TwinJet® (TTI60)
- Produces Very Coarse (VC) to Ultra Coarse (UC) droplets across a very wide pressure range (1.5 to 7 bar)
- Provides exceptional spray coverage for consistent, reliable weed control
- All capacities are fully compliant with the new 2,4-D label instructions (when operated below 6 bar)
Documents
- Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority - PER 87174
- Recommended Spray Tips for 2,4-D Applications (LI-TJ238)
- PWM Spray Tip Selection (LI-TJ212M-R1)
- Drift Guard Spray Tips for OSST Equipped Sprayers (LI-TJ373)
- New 2,4-D Label Instructions to Reduce Spray Drift Incidents
- Air Induction Nozzles for PWM Sprayers
- New Drift Guard Spray Tip for use on Optical Sprayers
*Note that each brand of PWM system have unique design, performance and operating differences which may have some impact on the nozzle performance. Therefore it is the user’s ultimate decision to determine whether the TTI and TTI60 is suitable for their particular PWM system. To avoid misses when spraying VC droplets, the optimum duty cycle should set around 70-80% and no lower than 40%.
**University of Queensland, the TTI11002 spraying 2,4-D without adjuvant between 2-5 bar. Driftable droplets are defined as less than 150 microns.