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You can attach various nozzles to the lance for different tasks to obtain a very fine spray or a
sprinkler effect, for example (see: Operating procedure).
The spray cap can be attached on the flat jet nozzle to prevent atomizing pesticides, etc.
Operating principle:
By moving the pump handle up and down, the liquid is pumped from the container to the pump
housing where pressure is created. By subsequently squeezing the operating handle, the liquid
is released via the nozzle.
3. Operating procedure
Remove all the packaging material and check that all the parts are present. Screw the lance
onto the operating handle. Select a nozzle and screw it on top of the lance.
Unscrew the cover of the container and slowly pour the liquid, including the dissolved
pesticide, into the container through the filter. Subsequently, close the cover tightly
and put the device on to your back. Create pressure
by swinging the pump handle. You can now start
spraying by squeezing the operating handle of the
jet lance. You can opt for continuous spraying or
spray a little bit directly on a certain spot for a short
time. By sliding the red slide on the handle
backwards, you can lock the handle for
uninterrupted spraying.
Select a nozzle that is suitable for the job at hand. The device is supplied including four different
nozzles:
The flat jet nozzle sprays uniformly and is suitable for spraying low-growing, short
and creeping crops and for spraying pesticides. Hold the jet lance steady and spray
in the same direction as the wind is blowing. You can use the spray cap with this
nozzle.
The single atomization nozzle and the double atomization nozzle are suitable for
spraying pesticides (against diseases) and insect repellents. Spray in the same
direction as the wind is blowing!
