Pilot HTP 80 , 3 - 7 HP Power Sprayer Pump Ripped Body for Agricultural Spraying and High Pressure Cleaning | PL-HTP100

• Model: PL-HTP100, HTP 80No Ripped Body.​
• Power: 3.0-7 HP.​
• RPM: 800-1200.​
• Plunger Stroke: 3x34 mm.
• Suction Capacity: 60-80 L/min.​
• Pressure: 1.0-5.0 MPa.​
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• Dimensions: 40x40x20 cm.​

Features

• Power Range: 3.0 to 7 HP for versatile agricultural applications
• RPM: Adjustable speed between 800 to 1200 RPM for controlled spraying
• Plunger Stroke: Durable 3x34 mm for efficient operation and consistent pressure
• Suction Capacity: High volume suction of 60-80 L/min for continuous liquid flow
• Pressure Range: Adjustable from 1.0 to 5.0 MPa to suit various spraying needs
• Body: Rugged ripped body construction for durability and resistance to wear
• Application: Suitable for both light and heavy-duty spraying including pesticides and irrigation
• Efficiency: Low maintenance design ensuring reliable long-term use in agricultural environments
• Compatible: Can be attached to tractors and portable units for flexible field use
• Accessories: Comes with necessary fittings like suction hose, overflow hose, and pulley system for ease of operation​

Applications

• Large Agricultural Fields: Spraying pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers for even coverage and crop protection in extensive farming areas.​
• Irrigation Systems: Delivering consistent water flow to crops efficiently across fields.​
• Horticulture and Orchards: Precise application in nurseries, gardens, and fruit orchards for plant health maintenance.​
• Pest Control Operations: High-pressure spraying for insecticides and fungicides in plantations and sericulture.​
• High-Pressure Cleaning: Surface washing, pipe testing, and industrial sanitation tasks.

Usage

• Assemble the pump and securely mount it to the engine or motor base, connecting suction and delivery hoses correctly.
• Fill the tank with clean water for a test run, then prepare and add the recommended diluted chemical solution.
• Prime the pump by running the engine briefly to establish flow before starting to spray.
• Adjust pressure to the desired level (typically 50–200 PSI) using built-in regulators or valves, monitoring the pressure gauge for steady output.
• Spray at a consistent speed and nozzle angle for uniform coverage, avoiding windy or hot midday conditions to reduce drift and waste.
• After spraying, rinse the tank and pump thoroughly with clean water to prevent chemical residue buildup, and inspect nozzles and hoses for maintenance.
• Always wear appropriate safety gear and handle chemicals as per manufacturer instructions to ensure safe operation.