Agricultural sprayers are machines designed to ensure the controlled and uniform distribution of plant protection products and liquid fertilizers on crops. Thanks to the integration of mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic systems, these machines ensure precise treatment even over large areas and in variable field conditions.
The growing need to reduce waste, optimize costs, and comply with environmental regulations makes it essential to use position, tilt, and pressure sensors capable of monitoring the main operating variables in real time. Reliable sensors improve treatment quality, protect crops, and increase the overall efficiency of the machine.
Requirements:

Driving pedals and control levers position control
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Steering angle control
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Spray boom height adjusting
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Spray boom angle adjusting
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Suspension position control
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Side wings opening and closing control
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Hydraulic circuit pressure monitoring
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Spraying system pressure monitoring
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Hydraulic pump flow rate adjustment
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Tank level measurement
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Tank level display
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Operating principle:
The agricultural sprayer is designed to distribute the liquid mixture precisely and evenly over crops through a spray bar equipped with calibrated nozzles. The pumping system draws the fluid from the tank and conveys it to the distribution circuit, where the operating pressure and flow rate determine the quality and uniformity of the treatment.
At the same time, the hydraulic system manages the movements of the boom — lifting, tilting, and opening the side wings —ensuring stability and adaptation to ground conditions. Controlling the machine’s attitude and boom height is essential for maintaining a constant distance from the ground and ensuring uniform coverage.
During operation, linear position, rotation, tilt, and pressure sensors detect key parameters such as boom height, tilt angle, control position, hydraulic circuit pressure, and spray system pressure. Continuous monitoring of these variables allows the machine to adapt to operating conditions, improvingtreatment efficiency, reducing waste, and increasing overallsafety.
Requirements and technology:
Agricultural sprayers operate in variable and often challenging working environments, where distribution accuracy, boom stability, and process parameter control are essential to ensure effective and sustainable treatments. Soil conditions, speed variations, and mechanical stresses require reliable measurement systems capable of providing accuratereal-timedata.
The main technological requirements include:
- Driving pedals and control levers position control
- Steering angle control
- Spray boom height adjustment
- Spray boom angle adjustment
- Suspension position control
- Side wings opening and closing control
- Hydraulic circuit pressure monitoring
- Spray system pressure monitoring
- Hydraulic pump flow rate adjustment
- Tank level measurement
- Tank level display
Gefran meets these requirements with a complete range of linear position, rotation, tilt,and pressure sensorsdesigned to ensure precision, reliability, and continuous operation in agricultural sprayers and all crop protection machines.









