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Engineered for large-scale operations requiring exceptional stability and heavy-duty performance, the Ocmis IR2/1A turbine drive hard hose irrigator handles oversized hoses with ease while delivering remarkably low operating costs. Designed by Italy-based Ocmis Irrigazione, this robust machine features the innovative Turbo Speed system that maintains optimal turbine efficiency even at very low flows and inlet pressures, ensuring consistent performance across varying field conditions.
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The Ocmis IR2/1A is a professional turbine drive hard hose irrigator manufactured by Ocmis Irrigazione, Italy's leading irrigation equipment specialist. Engineered for large-scale agricultural operations, this heavy-duty reel irrigator handles hoses ranging from 110 to 125 mm (4.33 to 4.92 in) in diameter and up to 450 m (1476 ft) in length, delivering exceptional coverage and performance across extensive field areas. Built on a robust hot-galvanized chassis with advanced hydraulic controls, the IR2/1A combines superior stability with comprehensive automation for efficient large-area irrigation management.
What distinguishes the IR2/1A is Ocmis' proprietary Turbo Speed system, which dramatically reduces turbine load loss while enabling a wide range of operational speeds even under low flow and pressure conditions. The machine features a sophisticated 4-speed gearbox, hydraulic turntable rotation, telescopic hydraulic feet for precise levelling, and a hydraulic lifting device for the trolley—all designed to minimise operator intervention and maintenance requirements. The comprehensive standard package includes both REFLEX and EXPLORER raingun options with extensive nozzle sets, pressure monitoring equipment, and a fully galvanized trolley mounted on variable track wheels for superior field adaptability.
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