Weed Spraying Equipment

It depends on the size of the area, the weeds you manage and how often you apply herbicide. Small tasks suit handheld or UTV sprayers. Larger areas often need trailer or tractor-mounted booms.

Flush the tank after every use. Check hoses, seals and nozzles for wear. Store the sprayer out of direct sunlight to protect the tank and pump.

Wear gloves, eye protection and a mask. Follow all chemical instructions. Avoid spraying during windy conditions.

Rinse the tank with clean water and run water through the pump and lines. Allow the equipment to dry completely, then store it under cover in a cool, shaded area.

Weeds grow quickly and are much easier to manage when treated early. A weed sprayer lets you cover more ground in less time and apply herbicide evenly. This protects crops, surfaces, and soil without the effort and inconsistency of manual removal.

TTi has over 25 years of experience building tanks and spray systems in Australia. That experience shows in the design. The sprayers are practical, tough, and made to handle heat, dust, and frequent use. They are built to keep working, not just look good on day one.

A well-designed sprayer applies product evenly and efficiently. You spend less time going back over missed areas and refill less often with larger tanks. That means more spraying done in a single run and fewer interruptions during the day.

Yes. Consistent pressure and a reliable spray pattern make a big difference. A quality sprayer helps ensure chemicals are applied at the correct rate, reducing waste and improving overall results.

They are built specifically for them. TTi sprayers use UV-resistant tanks and durable components that hold up in tough environments. They are designed to cope with regular use across farms, roadsides, and commercial sites.

Most can. Smaller units work well for gardens and spot spraying, while larger setups suit paddocks, fence lines, and roadside work. Many models can be configured with different spray options to suit changing tasks.

It comes down to how often you spray and how much ground you cover. Occasional jobs suit smaller sprayers. Regular or large-scale work is better handled with ute-mounted or trailer units that offer higher capacity and faster coverage.

Follow the product label, use clean water, and check nozzle condition before starting. Spray at a steady pace for even coverage. After spraying, rinse the system and store the sprayer out of the sun to protect the pump and tank.

Each sprayer comes ready to work, with a tank, pump, hoses, and a spray lance or boom depending on the model. Tanks and major components are covered by warranty. Optional accessories are available if you need extra reach or flexibility.

Pricing depends on size and setup. Smaller spot sprayers cost less, while larger boom units are priced higher. The best way to get accurate pricing is to request a quote based on your needs.

Yes. TTi supplies weed sprayers nationwide and supports them through a wide dealer network. This makes it easier to access parts, advice, and local support.

You can browse the range online or speak with the TTi team. We will help you choose the best weed sprayer setup for your property, workload, and long-term use without overcomplicating things.