Product Overview
Brass retainer cap in the TeeJet pattern. It holds the spray tip in the tip body at the end of the lance or wand.
A Wear Part Worth Keeping Spare
The retainer cap is the part that is undone every time a tip is changed or cleaned, and it is usually the first thread in the assembly to give up. A cap that has been cross-threaded or over-tightened will weep around the tip and give you a poor fan pattern that looks like a worn jet.
If a tip that has just been replaced still sprays badly, check the cap before you blame the jet.
Sourcing note: the manufacturer does not publish a full specification for this cap. The thread size, whether a gasket is supplied and the exact tip bodies it fits are not stated. If you are matching it to an existing wand, contact us first.
Specifications
| CCW SKU | NA0826 |
| Type | Retainer cap, TeeJet pattern |
| Material | Brass |
| Function | Retains the spray tip in the tip body |
| Thread size | Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Gasket supplied | Not stated by the manufacturer |
| Compatible tip bodies | Not stated by the manufacturer — contact us to confirm |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fit my wand?
If your wand uses a standard TeeJet tip body, most likely. The manufacturer does not publish the thread, so please confirm with us rather than assume.
Do I need a gasket as well?
Not stated by the manufacturer. Contact us and we will check what the current stock includes.
My new tip still sprays badly. Is it the cap?
It is worth checking. A distorted or over-tightened cap will not seat the tip square, and the pattern suffers.
Related Products
- Strainer Screen with Check Valve (NA0825)
- 18 Inch Stainless Lance (NA0833)
- Brass Strainer Body (NA0802)
What We See in the Field
If a nozzle starts leaking around the outside, inspect the cap and gasket before tightening it harder. Cross-threaded or distorted caps can make a perfectly good jet look faulty.
Send us a photo of your tip body and we will confirm the cap fits before you order.
