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P L U M B I N G
Retrofitting & Flange Compatibility
Fittings available for complementing any sort of sprayer boom & more.
Can bE OUtfittED fOR: 1” sch40 Pipe (1.315” OD)
Any 1” Flanged Fittings Wilger Stainless Tubing Case Thin Wall Stainless
Compatible with other 1” Flange Fittings
2-1/32” Flange Surface
1-3/8” Flange Seal
1” Inside Diameter
Compact & Robust Sweep Fittings
Sweep fittings reduce turbulence & pressure loss, producing a sprayer that is capable of higher flow rates with less
A COMBO-RATE boom end flush valve with double-down turret, equipped with PWM solenoid.
Building a SST Sprayer Boom for Quick-Flange (QF100)
restriction.
Super Compact Boom Ends
hen planning to build a sprayer boom with Wilger’s Stainless Steel Tube, follow these steps to break down the process and engineer the best performing sprayer boom possible.
STEP 1 Determine tube lengths & spacing required for each section. Simply count the number of outlets on each required boom tube between each fold, accounting for separated sections (if required).
STEP 2 Split up nozzle sections based on boom type, or to minimize boom tube length (e.g. 11 nozzles max). r Recirculating (R) Sprayer Booms: Anticipate keeping sections made with as few boom tubes as possible, as
plumbing fittings will only be on the either end of the tube (aside from any tube-to-tube joints on the same section)
For Standard (S) Sprayer Booms: Anticipate splitting sections in half, allowing for a center-fed sweep tee, providing optimal pressure to each nozzle in the section.
STEP 3 Determine whether any boom end nozzle bodies (like Combo-Rate Boom End Flush Valve nozzle body) are being used, as they may require different lengths (as they encompass the last outlet on a sprayer boom)
STEP 4 Determine the tube end spacing depending on the fittings used.
CR BEFV requires 18” tube end. Tube Joint requires 10” tube end. Regular fittings requires 2” end.
For example, a 5-section recirculation sprayer, with 72 outlets (on 20” spacing) using Combo-Rate End Flush Valve Bodies
Recirculation Made Easy
Many options for any recirculating boom
NEW Super Compact COMBO-RATE boom end flush valve w/ ReciRculation
PiPe to PiPe ReciRculation
PiPe to hose ReciRculation
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Quick-Flange Fittings & Fluid Supply System
Perfect Recirc. Booms
Robust & Positive Seals
Stronger Compact Fittings
No Threads or Sealant Required
Remove Deadspots for Boom Hygiene
The Quick-Flange Advantage
STEP 1 Section sizing
STEP 2 Tube Lengths
STEP 3 Specialty Boom End Considerations
STEP 4 Tube/End Lengths to Order
SECtIon1 11 nozzles
20 nozzles
SECtIon 2
SECtIon 3 10 nozzles
SECtIon 4 20 nozzles
SECtIon 5 11 nozzles
11 outlet
11 outlet -2 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube
10 outlet + 10 outlet joined
10 outlet -1 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube + joint
10 outlet -1 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube + joint
10 outlet
10 outlet -2 (CR BEFV) 8 outlet tube
10 outlet + 10 outlet joined
10 outlet -1 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube + joint
10 outlet -1 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube + joint
11 outlet
11 outlet -2 (CR BEFV) 9 outlet tube
9 outlet tube with 18” End (CR BEFV) & 18” End (CR BEFV)
9 outlet tube with 18” End (CR BEFV) & 10” End (joint)
9 outlet tube with 10” End (joint)
& 18” End (CR BEFV)
8 outlet tube with 18” End (CR BEFV) & 18” End (CR BEFV)
9 outlet tube with 18” End (CR BEFV) & 10” End (joint)
9 outlet tube with 10” End (joint)
& 18” End (CR BEFV)
9 outlet tube with 18” End (CR BEFV) & 18” End (CR BEFV)
Wilger Catalog - Updated January 2022
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