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SPRAYING ACCESSORIES


SPRAYING ACCESSORIES Spare Parts


Include plastic trigger assembly, pre-set pressure regulators in several pre-set pressure settings and a selection of nozzles to suit all situations and a whole range of essential spare parts.


• Trigger Assemblies • Flat Fan and Anvil Nozzles • Extension Lances 0.5m, 1m, 1.5m and 2m • CP2000 Series Lids and Filter Pack • Spray Hoods • 2/3 Nozzle Booms • Constant One Bar Pressure Valve


Useful Nozzles Flat Fan Nozzle


ISO Blue 03F110 ISO Red 04F110 ISO Grey 06F110 ISO White 08F110


Disposable Coveralls


Safety designed with EN approval. Breathable, comfortable spun bonded polythene which is hardwearing and moisture resistant. Elasticated cuffs and leg ends. Effective zip protection strip and snug fitting hood. Light blue colour presents acceptable image to the public.


Available in small, medium, large, extra large and extra, extra large.


Nitrile Gloves (All Sizes)


Mid-green with diamante cell palm and finger pattern finish for good grip on wet or oily items. 0.45mm thickness meets required standard for pesticide use. Internally flocked and bactericide treated with Actifresh for maximum comfort. Available in medium, large and extra large.


Used for Total herbicide (e.g. Roundup) Spot


Treatment Selective Herbicide (e.g. React, Spearhead) Spot Treatment


Total herbicide overall spray Total &


Residual (e.g. Pistol) herbicide/shrub bed treatment/tree base ringing


Selective herbicide overall spray. Total residual herbicide overall spray


Moss control Worm Control (e.g. Carbendazim) Application of soluble iron. Leatherjacket control (e.g. Crossfire)


F800 Faceshield c/w Visor


Lightweight with clear brow-guard for wide vista vision. Incorporates chin-guard to virtually eliminate any chance of splash to the neck. Ratchet adjustable head band for a secure, comfortable fit. Compatible with Moldex dust mask or respirator.


Wellington Boots


Made from a unique polyurethane foam compound, these boots enjoy several key advantages over all other types of wellington. The benefits to the wearer are lightness, insulation against the cold, long life and suppleness. With steel safety toe caps. Chemical resistant.


Twin Eyewash Station


Twin Emergency Eyewash Station for wall or vehicle mounting. Saline pods included.


15 Litre Chemical Spill Kit


The kit is suitable for small chemical spills and is often found in laboratories. Chemical sorbents are suitable for all but the most aggressive chemicals. Seek manufacturers advice if unsure of compatibility. Comprising of pads, socks, disposal bags and ties and instruction sheet, all contained in a zip up, clear plastic bag.


30 Litre Chemical Spill Kit


The kit is suitable for small spills and can be carried on forklift trucks to facilitate a quick response to a spill. Comprising of pads, socks, disposal bags and ties and instruction sheet, all contained in a zip up, clear plastic bag.


Measuring Jugs


Chemical resistant nylon measuring jug/beaker, graduated in millilitres for accurate measuring of pesticides. Available in 1 litre and 2 litre.


Spraying & Chemical Store Warning Signs


Moldex Twin Respirator


Boxed for horticultural use with combined gas/particle filters. Constructed of non- allergic Kraton polymer which is light and comfortable to wear over extended work periods. Suitable for handling virtually all approved pesticides.


USE PESTICIDES SAFELY. VISIT WWW.AMENITY.CO.UK FOR MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS 61


Carries the standard exclamation warning symbol plus warning below. Available as a rigid foamex board.


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