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Trusted by agriculturalists worldwide for versatility and low running costs — the Ocmis R4A turbine drive hard hose irrigator delivers innovative Turbo Speed technology that maintains optimal machine speeds even with very low flows and inlet pressures. Designed by Italy-based Ocmis Irrigazione, this robust irrigator combines high performance with user-friendly operation for commercial farming applications requiring reliable, efficient irrigation across large areas.
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The Ocmis R4A is a premium turbine-drive hard hose irrigator manufactured by Ocmis Irrigazione, one of Italy's most respected irrigation equipment producers. As one of the best-selling models in the Ocmis range, the R4A combines robust construction with high-performance irrigation capabilities, offering hose configurations from 90 mm to 125 mm (3.54 to 4.92 inches) in diameter and lengths extending up to 570 metres (1,870 feet). Designed for agricultural professionals worldwide, this hard hose reel irrigator delivers exceptional versatility across diverse crop types and field conditions whilst maintaining remarkably low running and maintenance costs.
What distinguishes the R4A from conventional hard hose irrigators is the innovative Turbo Speed system, which significantly reduces turbine load loss whilst providing access to multiple machine speeds even under low flow and pressure conditions. The machine features a 4-speed gearbox flanged directly to the turbine with integrated bypass, offering precise control over retrieval speed and irrigation uniformity. With hot-galvanized chassis and turret construction, epoxy-coated reel, and polyethylene hose manufactured from unadulterated raw materials, the R4A represents Italian engineering excellence designed to withstand decades of intensive agricultural use.
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