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Brand: Generic (Imported)
Heavy Duty Gold Foot Sprayer Pump For pesticide spraying on field crops, orchards, Apple, Mango, Lemon and any tall trees
SKU: SAC-FS-907
₹4390 (Including GST)
MRP : ₹6000
Get extra ₹66 Discount (On Checkout)
Delivery By: May 16 - May 18
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Short Description
Gold Foot Sprayer Pump
Brass Ntm Nozzle with Aluminum Joint bracket
Used for spraying upto height of 20 feet (6 metre) Approx.
Country of origin: China
Description
Features
:- Easy to use and operate foot sprayer for lawn, garden and agricultural purpose.
- Brass Ntm Nozzle with Aluminum Joint bracket and Guide Plate
- Heavy Powder coated stand with heavy Barrel
- Easy maintenance
Specification
:- Brand: Generic (Imported)
- Weight (Approx.) : 9 kg
- Pump Material : Brass
- Spray Range : Up to 20 feet (6 meter) Approx.
- Lance Material : SS
- Lance Length : 3 feet (approx.)
Accessories
:- Delivery Pipe 5 Meter
- Heavy SS Lance 3 Feet Approx.
- Suction Hose 2mtrs long Approx
- Heavy Duty Pedal Set
- NTM Nozzle
Applications
:- Pest Control: Garden sprayers allow for precise application of pesticides, targeting harmful insects while minimizing impact on beneficial species.
- Weed Management: Sprayers enable effective application of herbicides directly onto weeds, preventing damage to surrounding plants.
- Fertilization: Liquid fertilizers can be applied through sprayers, ensuring even distribution across plants.
- Disease Prevention: Sprayers facilitate the application of fungicides and other disease-preventing chemicals, helping to protect plants from fungal infections and other diseases.
- Watering: In addition to chemicals, sprayers can be used for watering plants, especially in areas where traditional watering methods are impractical.
- Plant Growth Regulation: Spraying plant growth regulators can enhance flowering and fruiting in crops, leading to increased yields.
