We know how important it is for growers to understand the functionality and construction of their equipment. The Empas Georgia Sprayer Trolley is designed with the grower in mind, with controls and a clever side placement of the tank filling opening for ease of use. It is easy to use and built to last, making it a valuable investment for your growing business.

In this episode, we take you on a journey to Empas, our trusted supplier based in Veenendal, The Netherlands. Enter the world of sustainable horticulture with Empas! Meet Carel Doornenbal and discover how a passion for healthy plants leads to practical spraying solutions. From the production process to quality assurance, read their story.

Royal Brinkman offers a diverse range of spraying trolleys to suit various cultivation needs.

• 4-Wheel spraying trolleys: Specifically designed for large to very large areas in both indoor and outdoor cultivation, the 4-wheel Empas spray trolleys, such as the Georgia spray truck, offer a range of tank capacities from 600 to 2000 liters. Explore the extensive assortment of Empas 4-wheel sprayers at Royal Brinkman to find the ideal solution for your requirements.
• 3-Wheel spraying trolleys: Ideal for medium-sized indoor and outdoor areas, the 3-wheel Empas spray equipment, including the Atlanta sprayer trolley, is available with tank capacities of 200 or 400 liters, offered in various sizes. Discover the wide selection of 3-wheel sprayers at Royal Brinkman to find the perfect fit for your specific cultivation needs.

Our comprehensive range of spraying trolleys ensures that growers can select the equipment best suited to their operation's scale and requirements, enhancing efficiency and productivity in the world of horticulture.

High volume technology uses spray booms and spray guns to apply crop protection products, with applications ranging from Meto spraying robots to Empas spray trolleys used in conjunction with tubular rail trolleys. Empas sprayers, used worldwide for pesticide application, are equipped with high-pressure pumps and liquid tanks to ensure thorough treatment of the crop. However, this approach uses more water and can leave the crop wet longer. 

Low-volume spraying, on the other hand, involves space treatment, using equipment such as Pulsfog and Enbar LVM for precise pesticide application in small spaces. For more information on the nuances of space treatment, including the pros and cons and differences between fogging and LVM, read the article.