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Engineered for large-scale operations requiring maximum stability and efficiency, the Ocmis FV10 turbine drive hard hose irrigator delivers superior water management through its advanced 4-speed VR gearbox with Vario Rain system. Designed by Italy-based Ocmis Irrigazione, this machine combines hydraulic versatility with synchronized speed control to eliminate pressure losses while reducing water consumption across extensive coverage areas.
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The Ocmis FV10 is a professional turbine drive hard hose irrigator manufactured by Ocmis Irrigazione, Italy's renowned irrigation engineering specialist. This heavy-duty machine is specifically engineered for large-scale agricultural operations requiring exceptional stability and the capacity to handle large-diameter hoses up to 140 mm (5.51 in) and lengths extending to 820 m (2690 ft). Built on a robust 4-wheel chassis with telescopic hydraulic stabilisation, the FV10 delivers reliable performance across diverse terrains and challenging field conditions.
What distinguishes the FV10 from conventional hose reel irrigators is its advanced 4-speed VR gearbox integrated with the Vario Rain system—a technological innovation that enables synchronised speed control for optimal water distribution. This next-generation design achieves significant water savings through precise application rates whilst maintaining user-friendly operation and minimising pressure losses throughout the system. The turbine is directly flanged to the gearbox with a double built-in bypass, ensuring smooth power transmission and extended operational lifespan. Every component, from the hot galvanised chassis to the polyethylene hose made from virgin raw materials, reflects Ocmis's commitment to durability and performance in professional irrigation applications.
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