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About Sprayer

Pick a sprayer by the area you cover each day. Manual knapsack sprayers of about 16–20 litres suit kitchen gardens, nurseries and small plots. Battery sprayers, usually with a 12 V battery, remove the hand pumping and keep pressure steady; check the battery Ah and charging time so it lasts a full day in the field. Some models are 2-in-1 and work both on battery and by hand.

For orchards, sugarcane, paddy and larger fields, petrol power sprayers, in backpack or portable HTP form, give higher pressure and longer reach. Compare tank capacity, engine cc, pressure, and the nozzles and lance supplied, and make sure spare nozzles, seals and pumps are easy to find. When spraying pesticides, wear gloves, a mask and full sleeves, spray with the wind behind you, do not eat or smoke while spraying, and wash the tank and yourself after use.

We list Neptune, Balwaan Krishi, SSE, KisanKraft, Makita and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. Dealers and farmer groups buying several units can ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

Which is better for a small farm: a manual or a battery sprayer?

A manual sprayer costs less and needs no charging. A battery sprayer saves effort and keeps pressure even, which helps when you spray for hours. For a few acres, many farmers prefer battery or 2-in-1 models.

How long does a battery sprayer run on one charge?

It depends on the battery capacity (Ah), the pump and the nozzle. Check the run time given in the product details, and charge the battery fully before going to the field.

Can I use the same sprayer for weedicide and pesticide?

It is safer to keep a separate sprayer for weedicide, because leftover residue can damage crops. If you must share one, wash the tank, pump and lance thoroughly with clean water several times.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.