The recorded duty, on two families
Spraying appears in this catalogue's records twice. The fibre family's application notes — the clear braided family of the reinforced PVC hose page — cover agricultural irrigation and spraying among its uses, alongside food and beverage transfer, laboratory and industrial transfer and domestic uses. The layflat family's recorded applications include lawn sprinkler systems, in the wider list of a discharge family built for moving water in agriculture. Between those records, spraying divides the way the duties divide: the hose that feeds and moves with a sprayer or a spray line, and the hose that supplies water to a sprinkler layout.
The fibre family and its pressure position
For the fibre family, one fact governs every spraying conversation: the family's published pressure and temperature figures are internally inconsistent in the company's own data, so no pressure rating for the family is carried on this site. Spraying is pressure duty — a spray line lives at its pump's working pressure — so a fibre-hose spraying order is specified backwards from the quotation: state your pump's working pressure, the bore and the run in the enquiry, and ask for the rating at your bore to be stated in the written quotation. The family's published construction and size data are unaffected by the conflict: a three-layer build — transparent PVC tube, polyester yarn reinforcement, transparent PVC cover — at bores of 13/64 in to 3 in on the parameter table (fibre family parameter table; the figure for your bore and build is confirmed in the quotation), in rolls of 20 m to 170 m (fibre family range; the lengths offered for your bore are confirmed in the quotation).
The layflat side: sprinkler supply
Where spraying means supplying a sprinkler system or a moving irrigator, the hose question is a water-movement question, and the layflat family's published data answers it in its own framing: bores 3/4 in to 16 in (layflat family range; the rating at your bore is confirmed in the quotation), working pressure 2 to 10 bar across the family (layflat family range; the rating at your bore is confirmed in the quotation), rolls of 30 m to 100 m (layflat family range; the lengths offered for your bore are confirmed in the quotation). The agricultural home ground of that family is specified on the irrigation and drainage page; the spray-specific facts below apply to either family's enquiry.
The facts a spraying enquiry carries
- Pump pressure at the hose: the working pressure the hose actually sees at the sprayer or the head of the line — the figure every rating is answered against.
- What is being sprayed: water, or water carrying fertiliser or crop-protection chemistry — named, because compound suitability is settled per medium, and a sprayed chemical is also a handled one.
- Bore and run: bore against flow, run against pressure drop; on long spray lines the far nozzles see what is left of the pump's pressure.
- How the hose is handled: dragged along rows, reeled, or fixed — stated in the enquiry, because it bears on which family's build the quotation answers for.
- Lengths and couplings: section lengths and the end connections your sprayer and supply points use.
What pressure hose do I need for a crop sprayer?
State your pump's working pressure, bore and run in the enquiry. For the fibre family, the rating at your bore is stated in the written quotation — no family pressure figure is carried on this site, for the reason given above.
Can it spray fertiliser and pesticide mixes?
Name the chemistry and its concentration in the enquiry and ask for suitability for that medium to be confirmed in writing; suitability is compound-specific and is not read off a general application list.
Fibre hose or layflat for a sprinkler system?
Sprinkler systems are recorded on the layflat family, whose published data covers water supply at scale; the fibre family's recorded spraying sits in its clear-braided transfer duties. Describe the layout in the enquiry and have the family and the bore confirmed against it.
Request a Quotation
Send the hose family, bore size, working pressure, length per roll and total quantity. MOQ, packing and lead time are confirmed in the written quotation for your exact specification. If the hose will be supplied as a finished assembly, name the coupling standard you need (for example camlock type and size, flange or thread) — or state that you need bare hose only.