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Specialised Nozzles Nozzles – Specialised application (banding, off-centre, turf, flood and BoomJet) NOZZLE TYPE AND DESCRIPTION SAMPLE ORDER CODE SIZE RANGE, MATERIAL SPRAY ANGLE $ (EX. GST) $ (INC. GST) PROD. CAT. ALBUZ OCI • Ceramic • Off centre AZ-OCI-02-80C • 02, 03 and 04 sizes • Pink ceramic • 80o 19.95 21.95 Z ALBUZ AVI • Air-induction • Off centre AZ-AVIOC-8002 • 01 to 04 sizes • Pink ceramic • 80o 24.50 26.95 Z Turbo TurfJet • Wide angle flat spray pattern • Extremely coarse droplets • Designed for turf applications • 1.5–5 bar pressure range ¼TTJ05-VP • 02 to 15 polymer 12.74 14.01 ¼TTJ05-VS • 02 to 15 stainless steel 28.59 31.45 Z Turbo FloodJet • Wide angle flat spray pattern • Extremely coarse droplets • Precise distribution pattern • 1–3 bar pressure range TF-VP4 • 2 to 10 polymer 4.95 5.45 TF-VS4 • 2 to 10 steel 22.04 24.24 Z FloodJet • Wide angle flat spray pattern • 1–3 bar pressure range TK-VS3 • 2 to 10 stainless steel tip, polymer body 19.86 21.85 Z BoomJet • Large capacity boomless nozzle • Extra-wide flat spray projection • Ideal for difficult access areas when spraying • Useful for liquid fertiliser applications 5880-¾-2TOC20 • 10 to 40 brass 385.95 424.55 Z XP BoomJet • Boomless flat spray nozzles • Useful for roadside, end-row, orchard or forestry applications • Extra-wide spray pattern • Left and right options • 1–4 bar pressure range • Excellent distribution B¼XP20L-VP B¼XP20R-VP B½XP40L-VP B½XP40R-VP • 10, 20 and 25¼” acetal left and right options • 40 and 80 ½” acetal left and right options 67.65 74.42 81.39 89.53 Z CROPLANDS 2 YEAR WARRANTY OUR TOTAL QUALITY COMMITMENT Spraywise Broadacre Application Handbook Spraywise Logbook sUbjECT TO CROpLANds TERMs ANd CONdITIONs ON WINDMATE Handbook, Logbook and Calibration Guide Spraywise Broadacre Application Handbook The Spraywise Broadacre Application Handbook guides the reader through the complex process of spray application. It deals with how to choose and use the right nozzle for specific applications, boom set-up, unfavourable weather conditions and many more essential topics. It enables growers to make informed decisions about how to increase their operational flexibility without losing efficacy. (60 pages). Spraywise Logbook An easy to use spray logbook for farmers and cooperatives. The applicator can detail weather and growing conditions, location, mix-up and set-up details. Includes 50 pages with double carbon copies, Spraywise nozzle chart, application guide, mixing guide and valuable tips to avoid drift. ORDER CODE DESCRIPTION $ (EX. GST) $ (INC. GST) PROD. CAT. SPRAYWISEBK Spraywise Application Handbook 45.36 49.90 X Spraywiselog Spraywise Logbook 20.90 23.00 W WindMate Hand-Held Weathermeter Weather plays an important part during application. Measuring conditions on the spot such as wind speed, Delta T and temperature make a vital difference in the daily decision making of an applicator. Recording weather data is a mandatory label requirement. For everybody who applies chemicals, the WindMate is a must have tool. Features Temperature in °C or °F Relative humidity in % (does not need re-calibration) Wet bulb temperature in °C or °F Dewpoint in °C or °F Delta T in °C or °F Windspeed in Km/hr, MPH, knots, M/Sec, Ft/min, Beaufort (gives maximum and average) Compass and wind direction (using wind vane) Comfort index (takes into account the impact of wind, temperature, relative humidity and sun strength ORDER CODE DESCRIPTION $ (EX. GST) $ (INC. GST) PROD. CAT. L-H6001 WindMate 249.48 274.43 X 56 www.croplands.com.au Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Prices effective January 2013. For indicative freight prices, see page 103.
CALIBRATION Boom sprayers need to be correctly calibrated in order to deliver the desired amount of chemical onto the target. A poorly calibrated boom sprayer may result in: • Increase in chemical costs • Increase in crop effect • Decrease in efficiency • Potential loss in yield Even a minor 10 % change in flow rate will add up to large sums… Therefore it is advisable to calibrate the boom sprayer at least every 12 months. This is less complicated than many people think. The following procedure is aimed to provide a practical on-farm guide. The following equipment is needed: • A watch, displaying seconds • A jug, displaying a volume scale • At least one new nozzle of the type fitted onto the boom • Nozzle tip reference tables to determine flow rates and spray quality (available from Nufarm/Croplands) calibration SuMMary • Calculator • Nozzle cleaning brush • Tape measure, or other device to measure a distance of 100m Before starting the calibration the spray equipment needs to be checked to eliminate basic faults. • Nozzles – all fitted nozzles should be of the same type and size. Their spray pattern should be even (nozzles and strainers may need to be cleaned and may need to be replaced if necessary). • Boom – hoses and joins should be checked for leaks. All systems should be in operating order. • Tank – should be half filled with water. The boom spray calibration is affected by two main factors: A) Travel speed (Step 1) and B) The output of nozzles (Step 2 – 5) In the following procedure these two factors are checked independently, but ultimately, they are inseparably linked together. To measure travel speed accurately it is important to do so by travelling over an exact distance (commonly 100 m) and to measure the time it takes to travel that distance. To mark the precise distance the use of a measuring tape is essential. Permanent markers will make this measured stretch a handy tool on farm. It is advisable to undertake the calibration in the gear and RPM’s the applications are commonly done with. The tank should be half filled. Sufficient run up assures that the starting line is crossed already travelling at desired speed. Step 1: Speed calibration It is worthwhile to repeat the procedure at least twice to eliminate any possible error. The travel speed in km/h can then be calculated from this simple formula: km/h = Distance (m) x 3.6 / time (sec). 20 sec eXaMple It took 20 sec (measured twice to be sure) to travel 100 m. The speed is 100 m x 3.6 / 20 sec = 18 km/h. noteS: Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Prices effective January 2013. For indicative freight prices, see page 103. 57 Optima BUYERS’ GUIDE – JANUARY 2013
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OPTIMA Spraying Equipment Buyers
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CONTENTS SPRAYERS .................
Page 5 and 6: SPRAYERS Linkage sprayers6 500, 700
Page 7 and 8: Linkage sprayers 500, 700, 1000 Lit
Page 9 and 10: Trailed Sprayers Did you know? Tran
Page 11 and 12: 12 Volt Sprayers MW02 UPK12V UOPRK
Page 13 and 14: RetraSpray Retractable Reel sprayer
Page 15 and 16: Knapsack, Compression Sprayers and
Page 17 and 18: APEX SPRAYERS BBS-5B 5 litre batter
Page 19 and 20: Booms AND BOOM ACCESSORIES BOOMS20
Page 21 and 22: Booms Did you know? All Croplands b
Page 23 and 24: Booms and accessories MSCL-2 shown
Page 25 and 26: Boom Components Order Code Descript
Page 27 and 28: Pumps Diaphragm pumps28 Triple Diap
Page 29 and 30: Diaphragm pumps AR70 Bp Available i
Page 31 and 32: Diaphragm pumps AR hydraulic drive
Page 33 and 34: Centrifugal Pumps NEW FMC-150FS-HYD
Page 35 and 36: Flojet pumpS Did you know? Flojet T
Page 37 and 38: NOZZLE Buyers ’ GUIDE January 201
Page 39 and 40: APPLICATION SPECIALISTS Croplands a
Page 41 and 42: fice coarse tional ssure 8 8 9 9 9
Page 43 and 44: Broadacre nozzles Nozzle Material a
Page 45 and 46: SELECTING broadacre nozzles Group C
Page 47 and 48: SELECTING broadacre nozzles VF F M
Page 49 and 50: Spraying at Angles Droplet Trajecto
Page 51 and 52: NOZZLES Low Pressure Air-Induction
Page 53 and 54: NOZZLES ANGLE spraying nozzles NOZZ
Page 55: Top Tips for Drift Reduction Plan
Page 59 and 60: CALIBRATION Step 4: preSSure Set-up
Page 61 and 62: hollow cone air induction hollow co
Page 63 and 64: SELECTING HORTICULTURAL NOZZLES Spr
Page 65 and 66: HORTICULTURAL NOZZLES 3 Total Flow
Page 67 and 68: COVERAGE ASSESSMENT TOOLS The appea
Page 69 and 70: SHURFLO pumps and Fittings NEW New
Page 71 and 72: Grain Storage and Hay Baling Applic
Page 73 and 74: Electronic Monitors and spray-rate
Page 75 and 76: Electric Control Kits, Valves AND S
Page 77 and 78: Electric and Manual Valve Kits and
Page 79 and 80: Chemical Handling and Operator Safe
Page 81 and 82: Health and safety equipment and acc
Page 83 and 84: Hosereels, Hoses and Clamps L-R0240
Page 85 and 86: Manual Ball Valves A453007E99 2 way
Page 87 and 88: Banjo Fittings Banjo fittings are m
Page 89 and 90: Banjo Fittings Order Code Descripti
Page 91 and 92: Brass Fittings Order Code Descripti
Page 93 and 94: Hosetails and Flynuts Straight tail
Page 95 and 96: Suction Filters 314 SERIES Suction
Page 97 and 98: Suction and Pressure Filters ORDER
Page 99 and 100: Tank Fittings, Mixers and Drain Val
Page 101 and 102: Merchandise Options Spray Shop head
Page 103 and 104: Croplands’ Optima Freight Policy
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