32 feet of boom, 21 nozzles and a 500-litre tank on an HTP triplex pump: even spraying for soybean, cotton and gram in Maharashtra, supplied factory-direct from Ahmedabad.
Sunidhi Agrotech Pvt Ltd manufactures the SAT-B501 tractor boom sprayer at its plant in Kuha, Ahmedabad, and supplies it across Maharashtra through its dealer network there. A 500-litre tank feeds an HTP triplex pump driven by the tractor's 540 RPM PTO, and the pump pushes spray through 21 nozzles spread across a 32 ft folding boom. Because a triplex pump has three plungers, pressure stays steady and the droplet size stays even from the first nozzle to the last. It mounts on a standard 3-point linkage and needs a tractor of 35 HP or more. Maharashtra grew 5.07 million hectares of soybean and 4.12 million hectares of cotton in 2024-25, the largest cotton area of any state, and cotton needs repeated passes through the season. Nozzles are replaceable to suit the chemical and the crop. The price starts at ₹85,000 factory-direct (₹85,000–₹1,20,000), with a 1 year warranty from delivery; transport is charged separately at actual cost by distance.
Full specifications: Tractor Boom Sprayer SAT-B501 · बूम स्प्रेयर मशीन (हिन्दी) · Read our 7-step calibration guide.
Cotton is sprayed repeatedly through the season, and uneven coverage is the most common reason a spray does not work. Twenty-one nozzles across 32 feet keep the overlap consistent, so one strip is not double-dosed while the next is missed.
| Maharashtra | Official figure |
|---|---|
| Soybean area, 2024-25 | 5.07 million hectares |
| Cotton area, 2024-25 | 4.12 million hectares |
| Gram (chana) area, 2024-25 | 2.87 million hectares |
| Maize area, 2024-25 | 1.63 million hectares |
| Tractors sold, 2023-24 | 74,209 |
Source: Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India, Agricultural Statistics at a Glance 2024-25. Crop areas are listed where Maharashtra is among India's ten largest producers of that crop.
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