Product Overview
HOAF WeedAir 75 IB Pedestrian Hot Air Weeder
The HOAF WeedAir 75 IB is a reliable and efficient hot air weed control solution designed for use on all paved and unpaved surfaces. With a lightweight design and ergonomic handling, it ensures ease of use while delivering powerful weed control. Its 75 cm working width, battery igniter and digital temperature sensor make it an advanced choice for effective, chemical-free weed removal.
75 cm
30 kW
Avg. 2.2 kg/hr
40 kg
Technical Specifications
| Machine Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Gas | Propane |
| Gas Supply | Gas bottle with vapour-phase extraction |
| Gas Consumption | Avg. 2.2 kg/hr |
| Power | 30 kW |
| Dimensions (W x H x L mm) | 810 x 1070 x 1560 |
| Working Width | 75 cm |
| Capacity | 1125 m² at 1.5 km/hr |
| Ignition | Battery igniter |
| Weight | 40 kg |
| Temperature Sensor | Digital display with sensor |
| Gas Flow Regulator | Included |
Features
- Efficient Weed Control: Uses hot air technology to eliminate weeds without chemicals.
- Ergonomic Handle: Designed for comfort and ease of use during operation.
- Temperature Sensor: Digital display ensures optimal operation.
- Large Pneumatic Tires: Provides stability and smooth movement over various surfaces.
- Gas Bottle Holder: Securely holds the gas bottle for safe and convenient use.
- Height & Angle Adjustable: Allows customization for different working conditions.
- Lightweight Design: Easy to maneuver and transport.
Applications
Treating Moss and Weeds with Heat
The life of a weed is cyclical; with many stages in its growth. One of the ways we can manage weeds is by interrupting the cycle at different stages. A burst of heat congeals the cells within the plant leaves, preventing it from photosynthesising... we can also use this technique on seeds, which are made of similar material - rendering them incapable of producing a plant. Using the method over time will lead to a great reduction in weeds on the surface.
https://kerstenuk.com/blog/Sweeping,-moss-and-weed-control/how-to-kill-a-weed
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