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Engineered for expansive agricultural operations requiring maximum reach and reliability, the Idrofoglia Turbocar Active G5S turbine drive hard hose irrigator extends coverage up to 550 metres with enhanced transmission efficiency. Developed by Italy-based Idrofoglia, this galvanised system features a 4-speed gearbox with automatic drive disengagement and hydraulic lift operations, delivering precision water distribution across large-scale fields where downtime isn't an option.
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The Turbocar Active G5S is a professional turbine-driven hard hose irrigator manufactured by Idrofoglia, Italy's premier irrigation equipment specialist. This advanced irrigation machine is engineered specifically for large-scale agricultural operations, combining robust Italian engineering with precision water delivery across expansive field areas. With hose capacity ranging from 400 to 550 metres and multiple diameter options up to 120 mm, the G5S delivers the performance and reliability demanded by commercial farms, sports turf facilities, and agricultural estates requiring consistent, efficient irrigation coverage.
As an enhanced evolution of Idrofoglia's proven G5 platform, the G5S incorporates increased hose capacity and a significantly more efficient transmission system that reduces energy consumption while improving retrieval consistency. The machine features a sophisticated 4-speed gearbox with automatic drive disengagement, flanged turbine technology with integrated speed control and compensator, and a precision leadscrew hose layering mechanism that ensures tangle-free operation across thousands of irrigation cycles. Built on a galvanized and powder-coated frame with comprehensive corrosion protection, the G5S is designed to deliver decades of dependable service in demanding agricultural environments.
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