Choosing a sprayer
Six questions about your fields instead of nine catalogue cards. At the end, a model with reasoning — and with a limitation, if one exists.
Six questions about your fields — not about the catalogue
We run the selection in the order in which these decisions are really made: first where and how much, then what to pull it with and what to drive on, and finally what matters most. The result is a model recommendation with reasoning and — if one exists — a limitation the machine cannot overcome.
Where will the machine work?
This determines the rest of the selection, as commercial fields and turf are two different designs.
What this selection is based on
We ask about fields, not the catalogue
Area after operations, field spread, soil bearing capacity, crop height and tractor availability at peak times. These are the variables that determine the machine class — and they, not the catalogue, are the starting point.
We also show the limitation
For every recommendation we state what the machine will not do: where the tank will start limiting daily output, where the boom does not reach the required range, where the set-up needs a more powerful tractor. The sentence about a limitation is worth more than a paragraph about advantages.
The full result comes to us
When you send an enquiry, you pass on the full selection path — all answers, not just the model name. This means the conversation starts with checking the set-up, not with repeating what you have already entered.
Four classes at a glance
- Zaczepiane4 400–20 000 l · belka 18–48 mWhen the tractor is available at peak operating times and the fields have typical bearing capacity.
- Self-propelled DAMMANN-trac4 400–12 000 l · belka 24–48 mWhen the tractor is busy, the soil bears weight poorly or the crop is tall — ground clearance up to 110 cm.
- Carrier-mounted2 000–4 000 l · belka 15–36 mWhen the farm already has an Unimog, JCB Fastrac or MB-trac.
- GREEN500–2 000 l · belka do 12 mGolf courses, sports facilities and green areas — dose control via D-GPS.
Before you send the selection
- Is the selection on this page an offer?
- No. It is an indication of the machine class and model based on six answers about your fields. The offer is prepared after checking the set-up: tractor and hitch, track widths and the equipment that makes sense for your operations.
- What does this selection not decide?
- It does not select nozzles or rates — these depend on the operation, the product and conditions on the day of work, not on the machine. Nor does it determine additional equipment: boom control, rinsing systems or navigation. We make these decisions together at the configuration stage, once the model is known.
- Where does the machine data in the selector come from?
- From the manufacturer's data sheets and brochures — tank capacities, boom widths, engine outputs and drive parameters are quoted from DAMMANN. Where the manufacturer gives a range, we give a range, not one convenient figure.
- Can two models be compared before deciding?
- Yes — the selector always shows a recommendation and an alternative with a different trade-off, and each card leads to the full technical data of the model. If the difference is still not obvious, describe your situation in the enquiry: comparing two configurations for your specific fields is done before the offer, not after it.
Let us check the selection against your set-up
Send the selection result together with the tractor make and model. We will confirm the set-up, agree on equipment and come back with an offer.