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Hypro Pentair standard 24m spread width for
Pentair spray nozzles, pumps and sprayer components
are fitted by the world’s premier manufacturers of spray
equipment.
s well as
agricultural, turf
and pest control
markets Pentair
nozzles and
pumps are used in
a diverse range of industrial areas
such as car wash, component
washing, food processing, fire
protection, line marking,
construction, environmental
control, irrigation, drainage, steel
making and paper processing.
The company is located at New
Brighton, Minnesota, US where
Hypro roller, Centrifugal, Transfer,
Diaphragm, Piston and Plunger
Pumps have been made since
1947. The Hypro nozzle business
is based at Cambridge UK, where
spray nozzles and components
have been manufactured since
1954 and the Shurflo business is
headquartered Southern
California, US. Hypro have market
leading positions in their domestic
markets, and reach more than 30
countries globally either directly or
through a network of independent
distributors and sprayer
manufacturers. The European
distribution centre located at
Cambridge, UK runs on lean
principles to offer customer service
and responsiveness to distributors
and customers throughout
Europe.
A range of additional sprayer
components including; filters,
nozzle holders, tank accessories
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and many other fittings are also
offered.
Pentair plc delivers industryleading products, services and
solutions for its customers’ diverse
needs in water and other fluids,
thermal management and
equipment protection. With 2015
revenues of $6.4 billion, Pentair
employs approximately 30,000
people worldwide.
Hypro and Shurflo research and
development programmes creates
new products to make spraying
operations increasingly accurate
and efficient for the farmer.
Engineering teams at both New
Brighton and Cambridge work in
close partnerships with both
customers and scientific
institutions worldwide such as the
AEA, ASABE, BCPC, AAB to
identify opportunities and develop
innovative product solutions.
According to Managing Director
Mr Mark Campbell:
“Farmers are operating in a
highly competitive market with
sometimes a slim margin between
profit and loss. Improved spraying
technology makes a significant
contribution to getting the be