TeeJet 8002 plastic jet with stainless steel insert
A flat-fan spray tip with a plastic body and a stainless steel orifice insert — the plastic keeps cost and weight down while the stainless insert takes the wear where it matters.
Specifications
| Type | TeeJet 8002 flat fan |
|---|---|
| Body | Plastic |
| Orifice insert | Stainless steel |
Jets are consumables
Jets wear, and the wear is difficult to see. A worn jet changes the spray pattern, drops solution temperature at the fibre and alters chemical draw, and the result looks like uneven cleaning rather than a worn part. As a working interval, replace brass jets every six months and stainless jets annually on a machine in regular use.
The stainless insert is why this jet lasts longer than an all-plastic tip and why the annual rather than six-monthly interval applies to it.
Tell us the wand or tool you are working on and we will confirm the part before you order.