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Reducing turbine load loss while maintaining performance across low flows and pressures — the Ocmis R3A hard hose irrigator leverages the innovative Turbo Speed system to deliver variable speed control without compromising efficiency. Designed by Italy-based Ocmis Irrigazione, this robust turbine drive system combines a 6-speed gearbox with hydraulic telescopic feet for versatile, user-friendly operation across diverse agricultural applications.
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The Ocmis R3A is a turbine-driven hard hose irrigator designed and manufactured by Ocmis Irrigazione in Italy, representing one of the most popular models in the company's professional irrigation equipment range. This robust traveling irrigator combines proven turbine drive technology with the innovative Turbo Speed system, delivering reliable performance across hose configurations ranging from 82 mm to 120 mm (3.23 to 4.72 inches) in diameter and lengths from 230 m to 500 m (755 to 1640 feet). Engineered for commercial agricultural operations, the R3A offers versatile irrigation solutions with low running costs and minimal maintenance requirements.
What distinguishes the R3A from conventional hard hose irrigators is its Turbo Speed system, which significantly reduces turbine load loss while enabling a wide range of machine speeds even under low flow and inlet pressure conditions. The machine features a 6-speed gearbox flanged directly to the turbine with built-in bypass, telescopic hydraulic feet for easy positioning, and a hot-galvanized chassis paired with epoxy resin-coated reel for maximum durability. Available with either ROYAL or REFLEX rainguns depending on configuration, the R3A is appreciated worldwide by agriculturalists for its user-friendly operation and adaptability to diverse irrigation requirements.
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Reference: Washington State University