Antifreeze

Plant protection sprayers must be well protected from frost so that they can be used immediately and remain strong in performance next season. Proper spray winterization preserves the lifespan and value of your expensive machine.The timing of winterization depends on the last field treatment of a crop. This varies greatly from farm to farm and is related to the crop rotation of the farm. However, winterization should take place before the first minus temperatures to prevent damage to the sprayer caused by frost. If you can store your crop protection sprayer in a frost-proof place, you don't need to protect it against sub-zero temperatures. Thorough cleaning and maintenance is sufficient here.Here are a few tips!When carrying out maintenance and cleaning, follow the operating instructions for your sprayerOnly use high-quality antifreeze! These do not form foam, have a preservative effect on plastic and rubber parts and prevent deposits and corrosionHigh-quality concentrates can also be reused next winter!Use concentrates because the When cleaning, water always remains in the syringe and diluted ready-made solutions are diluted even further.Approximately 20 liters of antifreeze concentrate are sufficient for one mounted syringe. For a self-propelled vehicle it can be up to 60 liters.For more detailed information about the amount of concentrate, please refer to the instructions for use from the respective manufacturer.It is particularly important that all of those parts are passed through which spray liquid will come into contact with the antifreeze concentrate.Special antifreeze and corrosion protection for field sprayers for dilution. Protects the nozzles and seals. 50% concentrate up to -37C, 40% concentrate up to -25C and 30% concentrate up to -15C.Color redContents: 5L