Description
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GENERAL FEATURES
Standard has ceramic “Turbo” Ø1.5 protection and G1/2M socket.
Max working pressure is 40 bar.
Weight is 750 g.
Length is 600 mm.
E consists of: brass, nickel-plated brass, stainless steel, high-strength plastic materials.
The use is for pesticide treatments of medium trees.
The spray angle is adjustable.
The register fixes the optimal spray position.
Excellent micronization of the product with “Turbo” protection.
Total and uniform coverage of the surface to be treated.
Quick replacement with integrated nozzle and protection.
Inspection nozzle.
Leverage Braglia
“Turbo” Protection Ceramic Ø1.5 with G1/2M Braglia
What does the functional control of a sprayer machine consist of?
Functional control is a set of tests involving the sprayer machine. The purpose is to evaluate its correct functionality. Such operations require the aid of appropriate equipment. It is also necessary to follow a specific test protocol. In any case they must be carried out by authorized personnel.
Why is it essential to have a functional sprayer machine (and well adjusted)?
First to achieve considerable savings in plant protection product. This results in an advantage in terms of money and time (thanks to the reduction of volumes employed). However, it allows you to accurately distribute the desired volumes and quantities of product. So, in essence, the effectiveness of treatment improves. It also makes it possible to significantly limit environmental pollution. This is also reflected in increased operator safety.
When do I need to calibrate and adjust the sprayer?
It is important to carefully plan interventions on your equipment. There are many factors that affect this. Changing the wheels of the tractor or trailer, for example; replacing the on-board computer; changing the nozzles or manometer; or performing maintenance operations. In any case, the functional check must be carried out periodically.
Field conditions may then require adjustments to be made before treatment. This, for example, to limit drift or to respect border areas.
