Spray Robots
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2-Way flow control valve 1/4" pressure comprimised.
Item No.819500564
2
Air hose Filclair AL 20x28mm (50m.).
Item No.840002336
3
Air hose Filclair N 25x33mm (50m.).
Item No.840002337
4
Alumaster 1 drive motor + gearbox.
Item No.084401022
5
Alumaster 2 drive motor + gearbox.
Item No.084401023
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Alumaster Eye awning portable car 5.5 inches.
Item No.084380179
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Alumaster piperail wheel brown.
Item No.081130376
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Alumaster pipewheel - hard brown - as 20mm.
Item No.081130350
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Alumaster pipewheel - hard brown - as 25mm.
Item No.081130364
10
Alumaster wedge 5x5x15mm.
Item No.084400742
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Alumaster wedge 6x6x25mm.
Item No.084400739
12
Antenna 52cm 433MHz with base and coax cable.
Item No.817000898
13
Anti-vortex outlet 1" Male.
Item No.817000640
14
Armovin hose + spiral inw 25mm fitted.
Item No.071900544
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Armovin hose + spiral inw 32mm fitted.
Item No.071900552
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Armovin hose + spiral inw 40mm fitted.
Item No.071900562
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Armovin spiral tube 25mm female (60 m.).
Item No.071900543
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Ball bearing 62x14mm axle 35mm 6007 2RS.
Item No.817000643
19
Battery 126 AH. Tract. NAT 513 x 175 x 225mm.
Item No.940502929
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Battery charger High frequency 115V-60Hz,24V-32A.
Item No.817001446
Our advanced spraying robots and booms, designed for precision horticulture, operate remotely to navigate between crop rows, applying treatments with exceptional accuracy. This automation enhances both efficiency and sustainability. Spraying robots remain essential for greenhouse crop protection.
Spraying robots for Horticulture
Royal Brinkman offers a wide range of spray booms from renowned brands such as Alumax and Empas BV. These vertical boom sprayers are primarily used in ornamental crops like roses and carnations, as well as vegetable crops like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. A spray boom ensures optimal penetration of crop protection products. Spraying robots in horticulture are advanced machines designed to distribute crop protection products efficiently and evenly. Especially in low-growing crops, it is crucial to have enough nozzles at the bottom to ensure thorough coverage. Vertical boom sprayers enhance coverage and reduce waste, leading to healthier plants and more sustainable practices.
Meto spray robots
The BeMatic Meto Spraying Robot is an automated spraying trolley widely used in greenhouse horticulture. One of its main advantages is that it operates independently, eliminating the need for manual operation during the spraying process. It is available
in four variants:
- BeMatic EasySpray: This is a manually operated sprayer, ideal as a starter model due to its relatively low investment cost. The EasySpray is easy to move sideways thanks to the hand lift mechanism. In addition, it can be equipped with various mounted reels and spray booms.
- BeMatic Meto SW: This semi-automatic model moves independently through the crop to spray. The only manual operation required is to move it from one path to another. It can be combined with the BeMatic Meto Trans for fully automatic operation.
- BeMatic Meto: Similar to the SW model, this semi-automatic machine moves independently through the crops for spraying. It also requires manual shifting between lanes, but can be fully automated when combined with the BeMatic Meto Trans.
- BeMatic Meto SWT: This semi-automatic machine has the additional capability of localized spraying.
Maintenance of spray boom
Regular maintenance of a spray boom is essential to ensure optimal spray patterns and dispensing. Meto spray booms operate in greenhouses for many hours, and proper maintenance has a significant impact on their lifespan. What steps can you take to prolong
the life of your Meto? Read the article "Tips for Minor Maintenance of the Meto Spraying Robot" for detailed information.
Failure to maintain the Meto can have a negative effect on the spray pattern and dispersion, preventing the pesticide from reaching the crop effectively. The nozzles and filters of the sprayer boom are particularly important components that require regular attention. Consistent maintenance and inspections will help reduce the use of crop protection products, extend the life of the equipment, minimize the risk of exposure, and reduce the potential for environmental contamination. For detailed instructions on how and how often to inspect a sprayer boom and the benefits of regular maintenance, see the article "How to Control a Spray Boom".
Failure to maintain the Meto can have a negative effect on the spray pattern and dispersion, preventing the pesticide from reaching the crop effectively. The nozzles and filters of the sprayer boom are particularly important components that require regular attention. Consistent maintenance and inspections will help reduce the use of crop protection products, extend the life of the equipment, minimize the risk of exposure, and reduce the potential for environmental contamination. For detailed instructions on how and how often to inspect a sprayer boom and the benefits of regular maintenance, see the article "How to Control a Spray Boom".
Buying a spraying robot
Are you thinking about buying a new spraying robot? Then you need to think about some important aspects. The choice of a specific type of greenhouse sprayer boom depends on the crop you are growing. Then it is important to determine the required length of the boom so that you always apply the pesticide to the correct area. The number of nozzles required is also important for uniform distribution. Finally, you can choose the material of the boom: stainless steel or aluminum. Would you prefer personal advice on the right sprayer robot? Contact one of our mechanical equipment specialists. They will be happy to advise you on the various options and help you make the right choice.
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Spray Robots
Our advanced spraying robots and booms, designed for precision horticulture, operate remotely to navigate between crop rows, applying treatments with exceptional accuracy. This automation enhances both efficiency and sustainability. Spraying robots remain essential for greenhouse crop protection.
Discover BeMatic Spraying Robots
Discover BeMatic Spraying Robots
1
2-Way flow control valve 1/4" pressure comprimised.
Item No.819500564
2
Air hose Filclair AL 20x28mm (50m.).
Item No.840002336
3
Air hose Filclair N 25x33mm (50m.).
Item No.840002337
4
Alumaster 1 drive motor + gearbox.
Item No.084401022
5
Alumaster 2 drive motor + gearbox.
Item No.084401023
6
Alumaster Eye awning portable car 5.5 inches.
Item No.084380179
7
Alumaster piperail wheel brown.
Item No.081130376
8
Alumaster pipewheel - hard brown - as 20mm.
Item No.081130350
9
Alumaster pipewheel - hard brown - as 25mm.
Item No.081130364
10
Alumaster wedge 5x5x15mm.
Item No.084400742
11
Alumaster wedge 6x6x25mm.
Item No.084400739
12
Antenna 52cm 433MHz with base and coax cable.
Item No.817000898
13
Anti-vortex outlet 1" Male.
Item No.817000640
14
Armovin hose + spiral inw 25mm fitted.
Item No.071900544
15
Armovin hose + spiral inw 32mm fitted.
Item No.071900552
16
Armovin hose + spiral inw 40mm fitted.
Item No.071900562
17
Armovin spiral tube 25mm female (60 m.).
Item No.071900543
18
Ball bearing 62x14mm axle 35mm 6007 2RS.
Item No.817000643
19
Battery 126 AH. Tract. NAT 513 x 175 x 225mm.
Item No.940502929
20
Battery charger High frequency 115V-60Hz,24V-32A.
Item No.817001446
Spraying robots for Horticulture
Royal Brinkman offers a wide range of spray booms from renowned brands such as Alumax and Empas BV. These vertical boom sprayers are primarily used in ornamental crops like roses and carnations, as well as vegetable crops like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers.
A spray boom ensures optimal penetration of crop protection products. Spraying robots in horticulture are advanced machines designed to distribute crop protection products efficiently and evenly. Especially in low-growing crops, it is crucial to have
enough nozzles at the bottom to ensure thorough coverage. Vertical boom sprayers enhance coverage and reduce waste, leading to healthier plants and more sustainable practices.
Meto spraying robots
The BeMatic Meto Spraying Robot is an automated spraying trolley widely used in greenhouse horticulture. One of its main advantages is that it operates independently, eliminating the need for manual operation during the spraying process. It is available
in four variants:
- BeMatic EasySpray: This is a manually operated sprayer, ideal as a starter model due to its relatively low investment cost. The EasySpray is easy to move sideways thanks to the hand lift mechanism. In addition, it can be equipped with various mounted reels and spray booms.
- BeMatic Meto SW: This semi-automatic model moves independently through the crop to spray. The only manual operation required is to move it from one path to another. It can be combined with the BeMatic Meto Trans for fully automatic operation.
- BeMatic Meto: Similar to the SW model, this semi-automatic machine moves independently through the crops for spraying. It also requires manual shifting between lanes, but can be fully automated when combined with the BeMatic Meto Trans.
- BeMatic Meto SWT: This semi-automatic machine has the additional capability of localized spraying.
Maintenance of spray boom
Regular maintenance of a spray boom is essential to ensure optimal spray patterns and dispensing. Meto spray booms operate in greenhouses for many hours, and proper maintenance has a significant impact on their lifespan. What steps can you take to prolong
the life of your Meto? Read the article "Tips for Minor Maintenance of the Meto Spraying Robot"
for detailed information.
Failure to maintain the Meto can have a negative effect on the spray pattern and dispersion, preventing the pesticide from reaching the crop effectively. The nozzles and filters of the sprayer boom are particularly important components that require regular attention. Consistent maintenance and inspections will help reduce the use of crop protection products, extend the life of the equipment, minimize the risk of exposure, and reduce the potential for environmental contamination. For detailed instructions on how and how often to inspect a sprayer boom and the benefits of regular maintenance, see the article "How to Control a Spray Boom".
Failure to maintain the Meto can have a negative effect on the spray pattern and dispersion, preventing the pesticide from reaching the crop effectively. The nozzles and filters of the sprayer boom are particularly important components that require regular attention. Consistent maintenance and inspections will help reduce the use of crop protection products, extend the life of the equipment, minimize the risk of exposure, and reduce the potential for environmental contamination. For detailed instructions on how and how often to inspect a sprayer boom and the benefits of regular maintenance, see the article "How to Control a Spray Boom".
Buying a spraying robot
Are you thinking about buying a new spraying robot? Then you need to think about some important aspects. The choice of a specific type of greenhouse sprayer boom depends on the crop you are growing. Then it is important to determine the required length of the boom so that you always apply the pesticide to the correct area. The number of nozzles required is also important for uniform distribution. Finally, you can choose the material of the boom: stainless steel or aluminum. Would you prefer personal advice on the right sprayer robot? Contact one of our mechanical equipment specialists. They will be happy to advise you on the various options and help you make the right choice.