PackForge HTP Power Sprayer Pump 7 HP Petrol

What is an HTP power sprayer pump?

The 7 HP engine turns a crankshaft that moves three pistons in turn, giving a smooth, strong flow of about 30 to 40 litres per minute. An adjustable valve sets working pressure between about 20 and 45 kg/cm2, so one pump can mist a low field crop or throw spray into a tall canopy. Pressure falls along the hose, so long lines need a higher setting. A 3.6 litre petrol tank feeds the engine.

Orchard owners, plantation estates and contractors covering many acres a day get the most from it, as do dairies and poultry farms washing sheds between seasons. At 45 to 55 kg it usually stays on a trolley or beside a drum while the hose does the travelling. For small vegetable plots, the GX35 sprayer or 139F knapsack is easier.

Spraying an orchard with the HTP 7 HP – 4 steps

1. 1
   Lay out the hosePlace the pump by the drum or tank and run the hose towards the farthest tree, avoiding sharp kinks.
2. 2
   Prime and startPut the suction line in the spray liquid, fill the 3.6 litre petrol tank and start the engine outdoors.
3. 3
   Set the pressureRaise pressure gradually within 20 to 45 kg/cm2 until the spray reaches the canopy cleanly.
4. 4
   Spray, then flushWear goggles, respirator, gloves and full sleeves. Afterwards, run clean water through the pump before any washing work.

• 7 HP petrol engine
• Three-piston HTP pump
• 30 to 40 L/min
• 20 to 45 kg/cm2
• 3.6 litre tank
• 45 to 55 kg