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Small in size, but high performing and easy to operate, the Rapid Spray 12 Volt Spot Sprayer range are perfect for many spraying applications such as small scale weed control and pest eradication. Suitable for applications with fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and more, you are sure to find the right spot sprayer to suit any spraying application.
Accelerate your pest and weed control process with optional extras such as the boom mounting kits which have been designed to suit both the Spot Ranger, RapidMix and RapidLine series. The booms are available in 2m, 3m or 4m spray widths – mount these to the trailer attachment or directly to your vehicle!
With optional extras and upgrades such as boom attachments, boomless nozzle kits, pumps, guns and more, the spot sprayer range is one of the most versatile on the market.
A spot sprayer is a compact and portable sprayer that allows for precise application of herbicide to specific areas. Unlike boom sprayers that cover large areas, spot sprayers are ideal for targeting individual weeds, fence lines, or hard-to-reach spots. Their smaller size also makes them perfect for use in gardens, flower beds, and around landscaping.
Choosing the right 12V spot sprayer depends on your specific needs. Here are some factors to consider:
The frequency of spot spraying depends on the type of weed and the herbicide used. Generally, you’ll need to follow the instructions on the herbicide label for reapplication times. Most weeds require one or two applications, but some persistent weeds may require multiple treatments throughout the growing season. Remember, it’s always better to follow a targeted approach with spot spraying to minimize herbicide use and avoid harming surrounding plants.
