MRP ₹9,000 Inclusive of all taxes
The Knapsack 2-Stroke Power Sprayer is a highly efficient spraying device designed to protect crops from pests. Widely used in agricultural fields, including cotton, rice, fruits, and vegetable crops, this power sprayer ensures effective and extensive spraying with its large 20-litre tank capacity and high-pressure piston pump.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Knapsack Power Sprayer |
| Brand | Generic (Imported) |
| Engine Type | 2 Stroke |
| Power | 1 hp |
| Displacement | 26 cc |
| Engine Speed | 7500 rpm |
| Pressure | 20-35 bar |
| Fuel Used | Petrol |
| Pump Chamber | Brass |
| Tank Capacity (Chemical) | 20 L |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 650 ml |
| Fuel Consumption | 500 ml/hr |
| Water Flow | 3-8 liters/minute |
| Spray Range | 20-25 feet (Vertical), 30-40 feet (Horizontal) |
| Oil Mixing | Engine - 40 ml (2T) oil / 1 L of petrol |
| Weight | 10.5 Kg (Approx) |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| High Capacity Tank | 20-liter chemical tank for extended spraying sessions. |
| Efficient Engine | 2-stroke, 1 hp engine with 26 cc displacement and 7500 rpm speed for powerful performance. |
| High Pressure | Achieves 20-35 bar pressure for effective spraying. |
| Durable Construction | Brass pump chamber for long-lasting use. |
| Fuel Efficient | Consumes 500 ml of petrol per hour with a fuel tank capacity of 650 ml. |
| Wide Spray Range | Covers 20-25 feet vertically and 30-40 feet horizontally. |
| Easy Maintenance | Comes with a toolkit and user manual for convenient upkeep. |
The Knapsack 2-Stroke Power Sprayer is ideal for a variety of agricultural applications:
Your Knapsack 2-Stroke Power Sprayer includes:
The Knapsack 2-Stroke Power Sprayer offers a reliable and efficient solution for crop protection. With its powerful engine, high capacity tank, and extensive spray range, it is designed to meet the demands of both professional and large-scale agricultural tasks. Enhance your spraying efficiency and crop health with this durable and fuel-efficient sprayer.
