Spraying can also be carried
out using pump up hand sprayers. These have the advantage, for small
jobs, of needing no electricity and being easily portable. They are
useful for spraying wood for woodworm or rot treatment, or masonry for
dry rot treatment.
The 5 litre pump sprayer
is ideal for small woodworm or dry rot spraying jobs. Supplied complete
with plastic spray
lance.
The 12 litre knapsack sprayers
can be placed on the ground or carried on the back, using the harness.
Knapsack Sprayers are supplied
complete with spray lance. The side lever pump action is ideal for larger
spraying jobs (less pumping).
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Stainless steel hand pump
sprayers, for woodworm, dry rot and pest control and are supplied complete
with heavy duty solid brass
lances.
High quality brass spray
lances can be added to existing equipment.
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Miniature
Sprayer/Injector
A specially modified little
hand sprayer, with two nozzles.
One for spraying and the
other for insect hole injection
Electrical
Spray Pumps
Damp proofing and timber
preservation specialists generally use a high pressure electrical
pump to spray timbers with timber preservatives and to inject damp
proof courses . These twin piston, self priming pumps are used with
a range of accessories, including injection rods (DPC Injection, 10mm
diameter holes) and spray lances (Timber Preservation and Dry Rot
masonry treatment).
Typical Spraying and
Injection Pump for high and low pressure injection of damp proof
courses.
(Note - not required for
cream DPC Injection - a small hand pump is normally used)
The spare parts for maintenance
and repair of DPC and Spraying pumps are available ex stock for pumps
up to 25 years old - these pumps last a long time with the right care.
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High quality brass spray
lances and extension tubes, adjustable spray nozzles and backspray
nozzles are required for treating woodworm and dry rot. The 'backspray'
allows injection of spray into hidden spaces behind panels (like staircases)
and the flight hole nozzle can be used to inject individual holes.
Spray lances and extensions
are needed for spraying timber and treating dry rot.
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