Rootfeeder with Flow Meter by Braglia

Keep your trees and shrubs healthy all season long and ensure their continued growth thereafter by using the Rootfeeder with Flow Meter by Braglia (34.1302.1).

This root feeding tool encourages healthy growth for trees, shrubs, and evergreens by means of a quick and easy injection process. The Root Feeder can be used to inject fertilizers and systemic insecticides directly into the soil in order to reach the root zones of your trees, shrubs, and evergreens.

You will require an existing piece of equipment, such as a professional sprayer with a large tank to mix the fertilizer or insecticides, in order for this Rootfeeder to properly work. It must be attached to your existing sprayer and requires a pump, tank, and hose to make it work (not included).

The minimum recommended pressure required is 150 PSI. You need enough pressure to push soil out of the way, allowing water to soak into the soil. Less than 150 PSI will not allow enough water – either with chemical or fertilizer – to enter the root zone and soil fast enough. You would likely require a diaphragm pump and gas engine combination to perform this.

The tubing frame and internal parts are made with stainless steel, ensuring the Rootfeeder with Flow Meter will resist certain chemicals, making it less susceptible to damage caused from exposure to those chemicals. It will surely meet and surpass the needs of any professional landscaper, lawn care specialist, or pest control company who requires a durable rootfeeder built to last.

Included with this Root Feeder is a flow meter that measures in litres. The flow meter is incorporated into the handle and its wetted parts are made of brass. Its purpose is to allow an accurate, measured feeding, even for the smallest dosage.

Features

• Min. 150 PSI
• With flow meter (measures in litres)
• Tubing frame and internal parts are made of stainless steel
• 3/4" female GHT inlet
• Trigger valve with lock
• Foot bar is adjustable
• Weight: 5 lbs.
• Manufacturer recommends using Merit for insect control applications
• Always follow state, federal, and label directions when using certain insecticides and chemicals