Trailed Air Blast Sprayer

Designed for large-scale agricultural and horticultural operations, the Trailed Air Blast Sprayer stands out as a reliable, high-performance tool for crop protection—with a core highlight of its 2000-liter polyethylene solution tank that meets long-hour spraying needs without frequent refills. Below is a detailed breakdown of its key attributes, functionality, and advantages.

 Durable Build & User-Centric Design

The Trailed Air Blast Sprayer features a heavy-duty galvanized steel frame that resists corrosion from chemicals and outdoor elements, ensuring a long service life even in harsh farm conditions. Its trailed design allows easy hitching to tractors (compatible with most standard 3-point hitches), while the adjustable drawbar height adapts to different tractor sizes and terrain slopes—reducing jolting during movement. The 2000L tank is non-toxic, UV-resistant, and equipped with a wide-mouth lid for quick filling; a transparent level gauge also lets operators monitor solution volume at a glance, avoiding unexpected downtime.

 Efficient Spraying Performance

At its core is a high-torque centrifugal fan that generates a strong, uniform air stream, paired with 8-12 adjustable brass nozzles. This combination ensures droplets  are propelled evenly, penetrating dense crop canopies to cover both upper and lower leaf surfaces—minimizing chemical waste and boosting pest/disease control efficiency. A high-pressure diaphragm pump maintains stable pressure , while a pressure regulator lets users tweak output based on crop type. 

 Versatile Applications

With its 2000L capacity and powerful airflow, the sprayer suits diverse scenarios:

- Orchards & Vineyards: Ideal for apples, citrus, and grapes—airflow reaches inner branches, ensuring thorough coverage of fruits and leaves.

- Field Crops: Efficient for wheat, corn, and soybeans; its 10-15m spray width covers large areas quickly, cutting labor costs.

- Greenhouses & Nurseries: Adjustable nozzles and low-noise operation make it safe for tomatoes, cucumbers, and seedlings, avoiding leaf burn from excessive pressure.