Hi Jet Spray Gun and Lance

Spray Gun and Lance Range Overview

A spray gun or lance is the part of a spraying setup the operator holds and directs. It connects to the hose from a power sprayer, HTP sprayer, or manual sprayer, and controls where and how the liquid is applied. Choosing the right gun or lance affects reach, spray pattern, and how much control the operator has over precise or wide-area application. Almighty Agrotech's Hi-Jet range covers brass and chrome spray guns, multi-nozzle lances, and telescopic lances built for efficient farming and crop spraying.

These accessories are used alongside Almighty Agrotech's sprayers rather than as standalone equipment, and brass construction is chosen specifically for corrosion resistance against fertilizers and chemical spray solutions that would wear down lower-grade materials more quickly.

Key Applications of Spray Guns and Lances

Spray guns and lances are used for directing spray from power, HTP, battery, and manual sprayers, and for spot treatment and targeted pesticide application using single-nozzle brass guns. Telescopic lances help with reaching taller trees and dense canopies, while multi-nozzle lances suit multi-row or wider coverage spraying.

Spray Gun and Lance Types Available from Almighty Agrotech

The range includes the SG-18 and SG-20 standard spray gun models, along with the SG-21 (Half Brass Gun, 3 feet), a brass-bodied gun built for durable, corrosion-resistant spraying. The SG-26 (Hi-Jet Spray Gun, Extra Heavy, 2 feet) is built for heavier-duty spraying tasks, while the SG-29 (Hi-Jet Spray Gun, Chrome, 1 foot) is a compact chrome-finished gun suited to spot treatment, and the SG-34 (Alap Turbo Spray Gun, 1 foot) is a compact turbo-style option.

For wider coverage, the HP-05 (Three Nozzle Lance) covers more ground in a single pass. The BI-05 (Brass Lance Knapsack) is designed to pair with knapsack sprayers, and the RS-02 (Brass Lance Rocker/Foot) is designed to pair with rocker and foot-operated manual sprayers. For taller crops and trees, the PI-19 and PI-37 telescopic lances extend to reach further, with the PI-37 including a brass component.

Important Features to Consider in a Spray Gun or Lance

Material matters first, since brass components resist corrosion from fertilizers and chemical spray solutions better than lower-grade materials. Reach is another factor, as telescopic lances extend to reach tall trees while shorter guns suit close-range or spot spraying. Nozzle configuration also affects the result: single-nozzle guns give finer control for targeted treatment, while multi-nozzle lances cover more area per pass, and compatibility is worth checking so the gun or lance fits your specific sprayer type, whether knapsack, rocker/foot, power, or HTP. Comfortable grip and control matter over long spraying sessions.

Why Choose Almighty Agrotech for Spray Guns and Lances

Universal spray guns and lances sold separately don't always match the connector size, pressure rating, or carrying style of a specific sprayer. Because Almighty Agrotech builds this range alongside its own knapsack, rocker, foot, power, and HTP sprayers, including the RS-02 lance built specifically for rocker/foot use and the BI-05 built for knapsack sprayers, buyers get accessories designed to fit their exact equipment rather than a generic fit-most option. Brass construction on several models is chosen specifically for resistance to fertilizers and chemical spray solutions.

How to Select the Right Spray Gun or Lance

Match It to Your Sprayer Type

Check which gun or lance is designed to pair with your knapsack, rocker, foot, power, or HTP sprayer. For example, the RS-02 brass lance is built for rocker and foot-operated sprayers, while BI-05 pairs with knapsack sprayers.

Consider the Height of Your Crop

Telescopic lances such as the PI-19 or PI-37 extend to reach taller trees and dense canopies, while shorter guns suit ground-level or close-range crops.

Decide Between Precision and Coverage

A single-nozzle brass gun gives finer control for spot treatment, while a multi-nozzle lance such as the HP-05 covers more area in a single pass.

Check Material and Durability Needs

Brass components resist corrosion from fertilizers and chemicals better over time, which matters if the gun or lance will see frequent use.

Maintenance and Usage Guidance for Spray Guns and Lances

Before Each Use

Check the connection between the gun or lance and the hose for a secure, leak-free fit.

After Each Use

Rinse the gun or lance with clean water to remove chemical residue and prevent nozzle clogging or corrosion.

Nozzle Care

Clear blocked nozzles carefully rather than forcing debris through, and replace a worn or damaged nozzle promptly.

Storage

Store guns and lances in a dry place, with telescopic lances retracted to protect the extension mechanism.

Basic Safety Practices

Point the gun or lance away from yourself and others when connecting it to a pressurised sprayer, and wear gloves and a mask when handling pesticides or fertilizers.

Frequently Asked Questions about Spray Guns and Lances

What is the difference between a spray gun and a spray lance?

A spray gun is typically shorter and held closer to the body for direct control, while a lance extends the reach further from the operator. Telescopic lances extend even more to reach tall trees and canopies.

Why are some spray guns and lances made of brass?

Brass resists corrosion from fertilizers and chemical spray solutions better than lower-grade materials, which extends the working life of the gun or lance under regular use.

Which lance should I use for tall trees or orchard spraying?

A telescopic lance such as the PI-19 or PI-37 is built to extend and reach taller trees and dense canopies more effectively than a fixed-length gun.

Can I use any spray gun with any sprayer?

Not always. Some guns and lances are matched to specific sprayer types, such as the RS-02 brass lance for rocker/foot sprayers or BI-05 for knapsack sprayers. Check compatibility with your specific sprayer before buying.

What's the benefit of a multi-nozzle lance over a single-nozzle gun?

A multi-nozzle lance such as the HP-05 covers more area in a single pass, while a single-nozzle gun gives finer control for spot treatment and targeted pesticide application.

Are these guns and lances suitable for both pesticide and fertilizer spraying?

Yes, brass construction in particular is chosen for resistance to both fertilizers and chemical spray solutions, making these guns and lances suited to general crop-protection spraying.

Explore the Spray Gun and Lance Range

Almighty Agrotech's Hi-Jet spray gun and lance range gives farmers, contractors, and dealers a matched set of accessories for directing spray from knapsack, rocker, power, and HTP sprayers. Compare the models above to find the right fit for your sprayer and crop height, or get in touch with our team for guidance on product selection, dealership, or bulk requirements.