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Our standard booms are plumbed using stainless steel pipe to withstand higher spraying pressures and to resist corrosion. We weld ¼ inch and ½ inch threaded nozzle inlets to the wet boom per your requirements. Instructions on how to space your nozzle inlets are described here. For a broadcast application, nozzle bodies and nozzles can be threaded directly into the welded inlets. For directed spraying application, we manufacture spray drops that thread directly into the nozzle inlet between planting rows. The nozzle inlet directly above the crop row is either plugged by the grower or includes a nozzle to spray the top of the plant. Our spray drops are constructed with stainless steel fittings and brass nozzle bodies. They flex at the wet boom connection because they are hung from high pressure hose with high pressure hydraulic fittings. They usually include nozzles in four positions spaced 8” (20 cm) apart vertically. They are available to spray one side or two sides. In their standard form, we install TeeJet disc-core nozzles to provide a fine spray atomization. Spray hoods are available to spray herbicides between planting beds in row middles. The spray hood mounts to the boom structure instead of the wet boom for strength. It connects to the wet boom by hose for the liquid supply. The hood is constructed of hanging rubber or cloth at the customer’s request. Each hood is sized to match the customer’s row middle dimensions.
Part #	Description	Ship Weight
SM375SS	Single spray drop ¼ inch pipe, stainless steel	call
SM380SS	Double spray drop ¼ inch pipe, stainless steel	call
SM382SS	Single spray drop ½ inch pipe, stainless steel	call
SM384SS	Double spray drop ½ inch pipe, stainless steel	call
We use TeeJet nozzles and components on our sprayers, but can supply Albuz, Wilger, Delevan, Greenleaf, and other options upon request. Call our sales department for weights and dimensions.
Typical Herbicide Spray Hood
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