CP Ground Nozzles

Get the Drop to the Crop!

Change Flow Rates or Droplet Sizes with a Turn of the Dial. When drift is a factor, CP’s are the best choice and are available in both high and low volume versions. These nozzles generate an even spectrum of large droplets with few driftable fines through a wide range of pressures. Plus, you don’t need to carry around a bucket of tips!

CP Floater Nozzles, Turbos & Check Valve Combos

CP Floater nozzles work well for small grains, pastures, and hay fields. Designed for conditions where drift is a concern, these are excellent pre-emerge nozzles. All nozzle versions consist of 8 orifice flood nozzle flow rate selector plates. Plus, these nozzles come with a shut-off and three stainless steel deflection tips that can be customized to the customer’s choice. Each stainless tip covers a specific orifice for proper pattern, i.e., the smallest deflector tip covers the smallest two orifices, the middle tip covers the three middle orifice sizes, and the largest tip will cover the largest three orifice sizes. Change rates quickly without carrying buckets of tips; turn the dial and keep working when conditions on the field change.

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CP Streamer Accessory Tips

For Floater Turbos & Sprayers

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CPs Five Stream Accessory Tip for Floater Turbo Nozzles

This five-stream tip is excellent for directed liquid fertilizers or in a standing crop. The tip fits low and high-volume versions of CPs Floater Turbo Nozzle. The applicator pops it in, replacing any one of the turbo tips.

The tip can be used with 60″, 40″, and 30″ spacing. The tip can flow 4-77 GPA, depending on the volume nozzle and the orifice used.

CPs Triple Stream Accessory Tip for CP Sprayer Turbo Nozzles.

This accessory tip is ideal for fertilizer applications and fits all three volume versions of CPs Sprayer Turbo Nozzle. The applicator pops it in, replacing any one of the turbo tips.

Designed for 20″ spacing, the tip at 14mph/40psi yields rates as low as 3.2 GPA to as high as 23.3 GPA. These rates depend on the volume nozzle and the orifice used.