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8 Litre Handheld Sprayer

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Product Description

Versatile sprayer perfectly sized for smaller jobs or spot treatment applications. Durable compression pump with a steel rod and large, comfortable pump handle. Fitted with genuine Viton® seals and commercial grade shut-off with comfortable grip; lock-on feature; and easy-to-clean, in-line filter. The pressure release valve allows the manual release of pressure for safe emptying prior to opening the tank and will also relieve excess pressure to prevent over-pressurising. Tear-drop shaped tank provides low centre of gravity for maximum stability, and the vertical wand storage with protective nozzle storage assist in securing the wand to the tank. 1.2m reinforced PVC hose with 635mm stainless steel wand with poly liner. Includes a brass adjustable nozzle for stream, cone, or mist and two flat fans suitable for multiple applications.

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HUS 8L HH Sprayer, AU/NZ
596 76 61‑11
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7392930759756

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