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KUHN mounted sprayers combine precision and ease of use with low investment costs. They can be equipped with steel or aluminium booms with manual or hydraulic folding. The polyethylene tanks from 600 to 2000 L offer high resistance thanks to their UV protection. These sprayers have a wide range of equipment and regulation types which will enable you to find the sprayer adapted to your needs.
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KUHN trailed sprayers offer a new idea of balance: a well-equipped sprayer with aluminium booms, a polyester tank an intuitive controls ensure its ease of use and optimum spraying quality. Its numerous equipment options combined with impeccable boom stability guarantee spraying quality.
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KUHN's range of front sprayers combines design and top-of-the-range functionality. With capacities of 1000 and 1500 litres, the PF range allows you to increase your working capacities. The numerous equipment available allows you to optimise your spraying whatever your situation.
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Agricultural sprayers are used to apply crop protection products and liquid fertilizers. These applications make them highly versatile for use on field crops.
A sprayer is an indispensable tool for plant protection. It is composed of several essential components, all held together by the chassis. Key components include:
All these components work together to ensure the sprayer performs as intended.
There are three main types of agricultural sprayers available on the market: mounted sprayers, trailed sprayers and self-propelled sprayers. KUHN offers a diverse range of sprayers to meet your requirements.
Mounted sprayers are directly attached to the tractor hitch. KUHN's mounted sprayer range caters to different types of farms, offering a wide array of machines, from basic to premium models.
Mounted sprayers provide excellent stability on sloping fields and exceptional maneuverability at field ends, making them ideal for small fields. Moreover, these sprayers can accommodate a front tank to increase spray solution capacity, making them more versatile.
Trailed sprayers are best for medium to large-scale farms that require higher work rates. Designed for mixed crop and livestock farms, cereal farms, as well as contractors, these machines are attached to the tractor using a drawbar and are towed during operations.
Trailed sprayers are better suited for wider working widths and can accommodate tanks with larger capacities. Additionally, the presence of an axle and tires ensures improved weight distribution on the ground, reducing soil compaction.
The KUHN front sprayer is a comprehensive machine positioned at the front of the tractor, capable of carrying clean water or crop protection products. It has its own pump and rinsing circuit. The front sprayer can be coupled with a mounted sprayer to add capacity or integrated with a precision seed drill or tillage machine using a spray regulation kit.
Front sprayers offer several advantages that make them a preferred choice in agriculture. One key advantage is that they provide larger water or spray solution capacities. Attaching a front tank also brings improved balance to the tractor-machine assembly and enhances versatility in the field, as a single front sprayer can be used on various machines and for different tasks.
The sprayer tank plays a central role as it holds the product to be sprayed. It is a crucial component during the preparation, agitation and rinsing stages. It is important to choose the right tank for your needs, taking into account factors like capacity and material.
When selecting the tank capacity, it is essential to align it with your specific needs, particularly considering the size of your farm and your farming practices. KUHN offers a range of capacities:
Proper rinsing of the sprayer tank is crucial at the end of spraying operations to ensure optimal cleaning and to deal with residual volumes. A separate rinsing tank containing clean water is utilized for the dilution and cleaning phases.
The sprayer boom is a vital component for accurately applying products or fertilizers to crops. It consists of stainless-steel pipes through which the high-pressure spray solution flows, along with a series of nozzles and a regulation system. Various widths and configurations of sprayer booms are available to cater to the specific requirements of each farm. Boom design is very important: the height of the boom must be adjustable to adapt to different crops and sloping fields.
Sprayer booms can feature either hydraulic or manual folding and unfolding mechanisms. Hydraulic booms offer the advantage of effortless deployment and folding, facilitated by a hydraulic system that controls the opening and closing process. This time-saving feature enhances farmers' productivity. Some sprayers, such as the OPTIS, can be equipped with manually folding booms.
Sprayer booms are commonly constructed using either steel or aluminium. Each material has its advantages: steel provides robustness, while aluminium offers lightweight properties. KUHN employs a proven painting process that ensures steel booms possess excellent anti-corrosive qualities. The METRIS 2 can be equipped with a hybrid boom, featuring one sturdy steel arm for optimal rigidity and additional lightweight aluminium arms for wider coverage.
Nozzles are crucial components of sprayers and have evolved from simple droplet devices to invaluable tools for precision spraying. With advancements in technology, a wide range of nozzles is now available to meet various crop treatment needs, such as reducing application quantities, minimizing drift and enabling high-speed operations.
Nozzles are used to spray precise amounts of products in the form of droplets, ensuring thorough coverage of the target area. Choosing the right nozzles and maintaining them properly is essential to maximize application precision while minimizing the risk of clogging.
A wide selection of nozzles is available on the market. The choice of material is an important differentiating factor, with options including plastic, stainless steel and ceramic, each having its own advantages and disadvantages. The four main categories of nozzles are as follows:
Nozzle selection depends on key factors such as working speed and application rate per hectare.
If you are still unsure about which nozzle is best for your needs, our configurator is designed to assist you in making the right choice.
