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producing up to 90 psi, which gives you the power to perfom
virtually every spraying task. They easily and effectively handle
disinfectants, fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and formulations
for tree, shrub and plant protection. Solo Diaphragm Pump Backpack
Sprayers are capable of producing up to 60 psi and are ideal
for handling chemicals in wettable powder form, as well as liquid
formulations.
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Solo Backpack Sprayers are well
known for their:
COMFORT - Solo's unique
shape and body fitting design balances weight between the shoulders
and hips unlike competitors, where weight often presses on the small
of the back. 48" hose, 28" wand assembly, easy pump, and easy
trigger squeeze combine to make Solo Backpack Sprayers comfortable
and easy to use.
DURABILITY
- Solo Backpack Sprayers are constructed of high density polyethylene
and other chemical resistant materials. A 2 year warranty is provided.
Given proper maintenance, the sprayer should last for millions of
pumps and many years of use.
FEATURES
- Each Solo sprayer is equipped with an Adjustable, Flat Spray,
Hollow Cone, and Jet Stream Nozzle to accommodate virtually every
spraying need. Padded Straps with pull tabs make adjustments quick
and easy. Built-in Strainers, Screens, and Filters help keep debris
out of nozzles. Unbreakable wand prevents damage common to brass and
brittle plastic wands. Viton seals, gaskets and O-rings provide excellent
Chemical Resistance and durability. |
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Which Type of Solo Backpack Sprayer Should
You Buy?
Piston Sprayers are designed for chemicals mixed
from concentrated liquids. Wettable powders may scar the cylinder
wall, Viton Collar and piston causing leaks and loss of pressure.
Solo Piston Sprayers pump up to 90 PSI and are relatively simple to
maintain.
Diaphragm Sprayers are suitable for use with both wettable
powders and liquid chemicals. Solo Diaphragm Sprayers will pump up
to 60 PSI. Diaphragm Sprayers can be harder to maintain than Piston
Sprayers. |
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