Spraying guide
Spraying Systems, which manufactures TeeJet spray products, has produced a 56-page educational booklet on spray nozzle terminology, selection and maintenance. The booklet examines cost consequences and potential yield loss associated with improper application rates, technical aspects of spray nozzles, types of spray nozzles, resources for technical assistance and advice, nozzle maintenance and sprayer calibration procedures. It also includes illustrations and reference tables for theoretical coverage, minimum spray heights, density conversions, speeds and nozzle output.
The guide is available at www.teejet.com or can be obtained from TeeJet dealers.
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