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‘Death by lethal injection’ awaits weeds with the new improved InjectorDos from Micron Sprayers, a pesticide applicator specifically designed for the direct introduction of herbicide into hollow-stem weeds of which Japanese Knotweed


remains the most widespread and damaging. The latest version of InjectorDos features a new metered volume dispenser and trigger for easier operation. The reduced amount of pressure required to operate the trigger makes it less tiring to use for repetitive applications InjectorDos is packed with operator friendly features which include a more compact and robust one-litre backpack, a comfortable shoulder strap and a funnel. Liquid supply from the backpack can be easily shut off, disconnected and isolated from the applicator using an in-line tap. Additionally, the InjectorDos has chemical resistant seals. By using the InjectorDos there is no loss of herbicide product into the environment and the unit is simple to clean and maintain.www.micron.co.uk


Techneat Engineering has built an unrivalled reputation with the Acuspray range of sprayers for the application of liquid fertilisers and fungicides. Saltex was the venue for the launch of the new towed Acuspray Elite which is simply hitched behind a garden tractor and offers accurate and faster spraying over large areas such as sports pitches, lawns and extensive turf areas. Based on the same principle as the pedestrian Acuspray, the towed version has a wheel driven positive displacement pump, an 80 litre tank and a two metre folding boom. The application rate is 200 litres per hectare and the on-off manual control for the sprayer is easily operated from the tractor seat. The other important features include anti drip nozzles, large diameter filling and low ground pressure tyres. Techneat Engineering Ltd.01353 862044.www.techneat.co.uk


In the crowded world of ATV sprayers, one name stands out from the pack – Wessex ATV. Built in the UK to high specifications and quality levels, Wessex sprayers are available with a unique and extremely useful feature; the spray boom is retained within the width of the ATV. This unique feature ensures that the traditional issue of boom damage caused by ‘snagging’ on trees and posts is minimised, headlands and narrow spaces are accessed with ease and the boom is protected from expensive damage. So Wessex ATV sprayers cost less long term! Whether it’s a 1.5m, 2m, 3m or even a 5m boom, the Wessex ATV sprayer boom remains just 1m wide, and can even be specified with hedgerow nozzles as an optional extra. www.broadwoodintl.co.uk


Walkover Sprayers Direct from the Manufacturer. Welcome to the Green Machines. The original turf and hard surface sprayer developed to meet the demands of turfcare professionals and the rigours of landscaping contractors. Walkover sprayers are designed to deliver liquid treatments reliably & efficiently through a durable pump as you walk forward. The pump is driven by the wheels. The sprayer is virtually self calibrating. There is no engine, no motor, no battery. This is a high quality, low maint- enance, reliable machine. The most efficient way to spray. We have long been the choice of local authorities and sub contract landscapers. Manufactured in the UK to the highest material & build quality, we are proud to offer equipment capable of getting the job done, day after day. For the maint- enance of golf greens, bowls greens & other sports surfaces during the Summer months. Walkover Sprayers can also treat frost & ice on pathways, pedestrian areas and school playgrounds during the Winter, utilising anti icing liquids that, once sprayed, prevent freezing & prevent accidents. Visit Walkover online for sprayers, spares & treatments: www.walkoversprayers.com or phone us on 0845 521 1209 for an informal chat about your requirements.


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