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One of the best-selling irrigators in the global market — the Ocmis R4/1A combines legendary Italian engineering from Italy-based Ocmis Irrigazione with proven durability and versatility for large-scale agricultural irrigation. The innovative Turbo Speed system enables optimal performance even at low inlet pressures and flow rates, reducing turbine load loss while delivering multiple speed options for precise water application across diverse crop types and terrain.
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The Ocmis R4/1A is a hard hose reel travelling irrigator manufactured by Ocmis Irrigazione, Italy's premier irrigation equipment specialist. As one of the best-selling models in the Ocmis range, this robust machine delivers exceptional performance for medium to large-scale agricultural operations, combining versatility with user-friendly operation. Available in nine different hose configurations ranging from 100 mm to 140 mm diameter and lengths from 260 to 500 metres, the R4/1A provides flexible irrigation solutions for diverse field sizes and crop requirements.
What distinguishes the R4/1A is the innovative Turbo Speed system, which reduces turbine load loss whilst simultaneously enabling a wide range of machine speeds even with very low flows and inlet pressures. The 4-speed gearbox delivers precise control over irrigation speed and application rates, whilst the turbine flanged directly on the gearbox with built-in by-pass ensures efficient power transmission. With hydraulic telescopic feet for easy positioning, a hot galvanised chassis for superior corrosion resistance, and compatibility with both REFLEX and EXPLORER rainguns, this travelling irrigator represents a comprehensive solution for professional growers seeking reliable, low-maintenance irrigation equipment.
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