Whole range of 3 Sprayer Pumps BullMach models, offered for sale from € 95.62 , in Prompt Delivery and Free shipping . Purchase directly from AgriEuro with no third parties nor unwanted surpreses: compared to the other online markets, who rely on third dealers (it means no assistance nor warranty), we offer Direct and Complete Assistance, which starts from pre-sales service up to after-sales assistance. The items are directly shipped from our AgriEuro distribution centre. Thus, we are the only online seller providing After-Sales Assistance for the Sprayer Pumps BullMach products and supplying Spare Parts (you access the exploded drawing once entered your Account).
BullMach sprayer pumps are designed to distribute liquid solutions over vegetable plots, gardens, rows of crops, ornamental plants and small cultivated areas. The backpack configuration allows the operator to move between plants while keeping one hand free to direct the spray lance. BullMach develops, imports and distributes machinery for agriculture, horticulture, gardening and construction throughout Europe. Over the years, the brand has expanded its catalogue by working with international suppliers and selecting equipment for both home users and professionals.
The brand’s operations are supported by an Italian organisation comprising administrative offices in the Spoleto area, four logistics centres located in Piacenza, Bologna, Bastia Umbra and Spoleto, and a central workshop dedicated to after-sales assistance. The range of BullMach sprayers includes battery-powered electric models and versions also fitted with manual operation. These configurations are suitable for localised treatments, liquid fertilisation and weed-control work, while always following the instructions for the product being applied.
At AgriEuro, BullMach sprayer pumps can be selected according to their technical features, helping users identify the most suitable model for the frequency of treatments, the surface to be covered and the intended application. The assessment should also consider the total weight with a full tank and the required working continuity.
These sprayers fall within the domestic and semi-professional categories. They are suitable for periodic treatments in home vegetable gardens, small orchards, gardens and small plantations, as well as for regular localised applications.
Portable sprayers make it possible to reach locations where a wheeled machine would be less practical, such as narrow passages, terraces, flower beds and closely spaced rows. The wearable tank keeps the solution close to the operator and allows the lance to be directed accurately towards the required parts. The choice between battery-only operation and combined electric/manual operation depends on the duration of the sessions, the availability of a power socket for recharging and the required working continuity.
BullMach shoulder-mounted sprayer pumps (backpack or shoulder strap) combine the tank, pump unit and battery in a portable structure. The 16-litre capacity provides a balance between the quantity carried and refill frequency, which is useful when treating vegetable plots, crop rows, hedges and gardens. The maximum pressure of 5 bar and flow rate of up to 3.1 litres per minute allow the output to be adjusted according to the nozzle and solution used. Electric versions eliminate the need to operate the lever continuously during spraying. Dual-operation models add a manual mode, allowing work to continue after the battery has run out. Lead-acid and lithium-ion alternatives also allow the model to be assessed according to machine weight and the preferred energy-storage technology.
Purchasing a BullMach sprayer pump from AgriEuro provides access to detailed technical data sheets and makes it easier to compare the available configurations. The services provided after ordering also support the product during maintenance and when compatible components are required.
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BullMach sprayer pumps are used to distribute liquid solutions approved by the machine manufacturer, either as a fine spray or a targeted jet. They can be used for treatments on vegetables, fruit plants, hedges, flower beds and small cultivated areas. The lance directs the spray towards the required parts and can reach points located farther away from the operator. Before filling the tank, users must check liquid compatibility, follow the dosage stated on the relevant label and wear the required personal protective equipment.
A battery-only model is suitable when the expected treatment duration falls within the available operating time and the battery can be recharged between sessions. The pump maintains the spray output without requiring continuous lever movement. An electric/manual model offers a second operating mode: if the battery runs out, the operator can continue pressurising the circuit manually. This solution is useful in places far from a power socket or during tasks that require greater working continuity.
The main difference concerns the energy-storage technology and machine weight. With the same stated voltage and capacity, a lithium-ion battery can help reduce weight compared with a lead-acid battery. Both BullMach versions considered operate at stated values of 12 V and 8 Ah. The choice should also take account of the charging instructions, periods of inactivity and storage conditions. Only the specified charger must be used, and the battery must not be exposed to moisture, intense heat or temperatures outside those permitted by the manual.
A 16-litre tank is suitable for vegetable plots, gardens, hedges and small crop rows where a useful quantity of solution is required without using a wheeled machine. The surface covered by one tank is not fixed: it depends on the specified dose, nozzle, pressure, walking speed and vegetation density. The weight of the liquid must also be considered, with each litre of water weighing approximately one kilogram. Before purchasing, users should therefore assess the total load and the required frequency of breaks.
Pressure expresses the force used to send the liquid towards the nozzle; the flow rate indicates the volume delivered per unit of time. The documented BullMach models reach maximum values of 5 bar and 3.1 litres per minute respectively. The maximum setting should not be applied indiscriminately to every treatment. The nozzle, pressure and control opening must be adjusted according to the crop and the instructions for the solution used, avoiding excessive output that could cause run-off or drift.
The pressure regulator allows the output to be adapted to the type of application, within the machine’s specified limits. Interchangeable nozzles alter the spray pattern, atomisation width and quantity of liquid applied. A concentrated jet can be useful for localised work; a wider spray pattern distributes the solution more broadly over vegetation. The selection must follow the pump manual and the instructions for the solution used. Before replacing a nozzle, the machine must be switched off, residual pressure released and the specified protective equipment worn.
The sprayer must be emptied and rinsed after every treatment, following the manual and the instructions for disposing of the remaining solution. The tank should be washed with clean water or by following the method specified for the substance used. Clean water must then be circulated through the circuit, lance and nozzle to remove any deposits. Filters and nozzles should be inspected without using metal objects that could alter the opening. Residues must not be poured onto the ground, into drains or into watercourses.
No. The sprayer can only distribute liquids compatible with the tank, seals, pump, hoses and nozzles. Corrosive products, solvents, flammable liquids or dense mixtures may damage components or create hazardous conditions. Compatibility must be checked in the BullMach manual and the documentation supplied with the substance. Users must also follow legal requirements, doses, application intervals and the personal protective equipment stated on the label. If there is any uncertainty, technical advice should be requested before pouring the mixture into the tank.
The battery must be stored according to the charging and temperature instructions stated in the manual. Before storing the sprayer, it should be switched off, the charger disconnected and the external parts dried. During extended periods of inactivity, the charge level should be checked at the intervals specified for the particular lead-acid or lithium-ion technology. The product should be kept in a dry location, protected from frost, intense heat and access by children. The charger must be the one supplied or expressly specified by the manufacturer.
Before starting, check the tank, hose, fittings, lance, filter and nozzle for leaks, cracks or blockages. The shoulder straps must be securely adjusted and the tank cap correctly closed. On electric models, check the battery charge; on combined versions, also check the movement of the manual lever. A brief test with clean water makes it possible to assess the regularity of the spray. Treatment must be stopped in strong winds or if leaks or pressure faults occur.