Use More.Do Less.

The precision of On Target Spray Systems means saved time, fuel and money. It also means higher yielding crops and better-looking fruit.

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Larger fruit, better yield

Many factors impact the quality of the fruit you produce. One of those factors is the effectiveness of your spraying program. Conventional sprayers create a random mist that covers parts of fruit but not others. This wastes expensive chemicals and severely limits their performance.

On Target Spray Systems create electrostatic, perfectly sized droplets that uniformly cover all sides of the fruit, leaves and vine. These tiny droplets don't run together, greatly reducing runoff and wasted product. The uniform coverage produces a perfectly shaped fruit because the complete coverage allows the chemical to do its job for producing higher quality fruit.

Saving green while being green

On Target Spray Systems are perfectly suited for sustainable agriculture because of their environmental, social and economical benefits. Reduced need for applications and chemicals result not only in environmental benefits but decreased fossil fuels and cost savings as well. Additionally, On Target sprayers are much quieter than conventional sprayers and reduce runoff and drift, making them socially equitable.

A sprayer you can count on

On Target sprayers are built to prevent downtime because we know that downtime not only prevents productivity, but it puts the quality and the viability of your crop at risk. That's why after years of evaluation, testing and improvements, we source all of our components only from the best. So you can count on your On Target sprayer working reliably for years to come.

A sprayer that changes with your crops

Crops grow and change throughout the year. Why shouldn't your sprayer? With an On Target sprayer you are able to limit or add the number of manifolds needed depending on the size of your crop. What's more, the manifolds are attached with ball swivel-clamps, making it easy to move and align in order to adapt to a variety of row and trellis crops.