A driverless, remote-controlled crawler sprayer designed for agricultural use in farmland, orchards and gardens. It combines pump-driven spraying with crawler mobility and intelligent/IoT features to enable efficient pest control, fertilization and other spraying tasks.
Key components include the engine, pump, PLC (programmable logic controller), gearbox, gears, motor, bearings and a pressure vessel. These are the main serviceable and replaceable parts that enable spraying and mobility.
Yes — the unit supports driverless operation with remote control. It also includes intelligent/IoT features and PLC control for automated or semi-automated operation, though exact autonomy and control modes depend on the model/configuration.
It is ideal for large-scale farmland spraying, orchard maintenance, garden spraying and tasks such as pesticide application, foliar fertilization and other liquid treatments across varied agricultural settings.
The specification lists a weight of 500 and a diameter of 20. The unit of measure and whether 'diameter' refers to track/wheel size or another dimension are not specified — confirm exact weight units and dimensions with the supplier before purchase.
The product lists both engine and motor among core components, which suggests different powertrain options or hybrid configurations may be available. Exact power source (diesel/petrol/electric/battery) depends on the model — check the vendor spec sheet for the configuration you need.
The listing indicates a pump-driven sprayer but does not state flow rate, pressure range or tank capacity. Pump type, maximum pressure and nozzle options vary by model — request the detailed pump and nozzle specs from the supplier to match your application.
Remote range and IoT capabilities depend on the model and optional modules. The unit supports IoT integration for telemetry and remote monitoring, and typical systems offer radio or cellular connectivity. Confirm the specific communication range and supported IoT features with the manufacturer.
The crawler design improves maneuverability and traction for uneven ground typical in orchards and fields. However, maximum slope/climb capability and ground clearance vary by model — review the technical datasheet for exact terrain performance limits.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning and flushing the pump and hoses after use, inspecting and greasing bearings and gearbox, checking belts/chains, testing electrical/PLC systems and replacing worn nozzles and filters. Follow the manufacturer maintenance schedule for service intervals.
Yes — core components are listed and typically available as spare parts. Contact the supplier or authorized dealer to order genuine replacement parts (engine, pump, PLC, gearbox, bearings, pressure vessel, etc.) and confirm part numbers and lead times.
It is designed for common liquid pesticides and foliar fertilizers, but chemical compatibility depends on pump materials, seals and hoses. Always verify material compatibility with the supplier and the chemical manufacturer before use to avoid corrosion or seal damage.
Typical safety features include remote emergency stop, pressure-relief mechanisms on the pressure vessel, PLC-controlled fail-safes and alarms. Operators should also follow PPE and pesticide-handling guidelines. Confirm the exact safety feature set for your model.
Yes. While the remote control simplifies operation, safe and effective use requires training on machine controls, PLC/interface operation, spray calibration, chemical handling and routine maintenance. The supplier or dealer can often provide or recommend training.
Warranty terms, delivery options and after-sales service vary by seller and region. The product listing shows Brand Name: Guide and the unit is sold as a single item. Contact the manufacturer or authorized dealer to obtain warranty details, service network information and shipping arrangements.
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