system foreign significantly

Spreading Systems
Traditional spreading
The sheet spreading techniques have evolved: no slurry cloud behind a black splashed tank anymore.
Nowadays, slurry is spread closer to the ground and the air resistance is significantly reduced thanks to
the so-called ''exact'' scatterers that make slurry go downwards. The same applies to the multi-nozzle
spreading booms: they divide the spreading sheet in several ''umbrella'' jets and offer a clearly more
regular transverse distribution. Besides, the slurry exhalations generally linked to traditional spreading
techniques are also significantly reduced.
The "special mountain" emptying system
makes it possible to empty your
tank completely when working on a
sloping ground.
A swinging scatterer is available in
option for those who wish to get a larger
spreading width, namely between
9 and 18 m according to the type of
slurry.
The scatterers with ''Perrot'' coupling
are hinged in order to make the pumping
operations easier when there is
no extra filling valve and to limit the
total overall dimensions of the vehicle
when driving on the road, in accordance
with the legislation in force in
some countries.
Gooseneck scatterer
The Gooseneck scatterer is another
option to spread in a traditional
way.
Double scatterer
The double exact scatterer is available
in option with Perrot or Italy
coupling. Useful option to increase
the flow rate on the surface.
The screw scatterer, only available
with vacuum pump, is very useful to
spread from a distance on slopes, hills
or hillsides (spreading up to 15 to 20
m away).
Traditional flat valve (S.A.) with conical blade.
''Bell'' valve (S.A.), stronger than the flat
valve, with a higher volume allowing the
residue to escape on both sides of the
blade (ideal when handling straw slurry).
Industrial ''guillotine'' valve (D.A.) with blade in
stainless steel, standing for a good sealing; the
blade is designed as a guillotine in order to cut the
straw residue and prevent it from staying still.
- 30 -