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Agriculture · Spray application

How many nozzle sets do you actually need?

Choose the spraying jobs you do. Enter the water rate and speed you use for each one. BecSpec then looks for the smallest set of reviewed nozzle models that covers the most jobs.

What this planner uses

Only jobs with a reviewed exact APVMA product/use rule are available here. It does not guess a label requirement for products we have not reviewed.

Check a chemical or registered use first →

1

Your boom

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Nozzle spacing is assumed to be the same across the selected jobs. Water rate and travel speed can be different for each job.

2

Choose the jobs you want to cover

These are the exact product/use combinations currently reviewed for ground-boom nozzle matching.

3

Set the water rate and speed for each job

The planner tests the same reviewed nozzle-and-pressure matches used by the normal nozzle finder, then compares which nozzle models can cover several jobs.

Need one setup only?

Use the normal finder when you already know the water rate, speed and droplet requirement for a single job.

Open the nozzle finder →

Why fewer nozzle sets?

The aim is not to pretend one nozzle suits everything. It is to show when the same reviewed nozzle model can cover several jobs, and where a second or third nozzle genuinely adds coverage.

Still needs calibration

A match is a selection aid, not measured sprayer output. Check the current label and catch-test the machine before spraying.