The Pad Corp PCWH-1 Herbicide Spray Nozzle is a precision single-nozzle weedicide nozzle cap designed for spot weed control in kitchen gardens, raised beds, polyhouse plots, and small field corners. Built from 100% pure virgin plastic, this herbicide spray hood throws a controlled, narrow spray band right onto the target weed and shields surrounding crops from chemical drift. The PCWH-1 sprayer hood works at low knapsack pump pressure, uses less herbicide per pass, and gives an accurate aim every time.
Key Features and Benefits:
Precision Spot Spraying: The PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle sprays a narrow stream directly on the weed, useful for killing weeds growing close to vegetable, fruit, and flower plants.
Saves Herbicide Cost: The single-outlet weedicide nozzle cap uses much less herbicide per round than a broadcast spray, cutting the chemical cost on small plots.
Pure Virgin Plastic Body: The herbicide spray hood is made of heavy virgin plastic that holds up well against glyphosate, paraquat, atrazine, and other common weed killers.
Works on Hand Pumps: The sprayer hood works well on hand-pumped knapsack sprayers, so no battery sprayer or power machine is needed for kitchen gardens.
Clear Dome Body: The transparent weedicide nozzle cap allows the farmer to see the weed below and place the spray right where it is needed.
Quick Hand-Screw Fit: The herbicide spray nozzle screws onto any outer or inner thread sprayer lance — easy to fit by hand, no extra tools needed.
PCWH-1 Sprayer Hood Specifications:
Specifications | Details |
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Product Name | Pad Corp PCWH-1 Herbicide Spray Nozzle |
Brand | Pad Corp |
Type | Single Nozzle Herbicide Spray Hood |
Material | 100% Pure Virgin Plastic |
Body | Transparent Dome |
Nozzle Count | 1 (Single Nozzle) |
Lance Fit | Outer / Inner Thread (Any Indian Lance) |
Spray Band | Narrow, Focused (15-25 cm per pass) |
Best Use | Spot Spraying, Kitchen Gardens, Polyhouses, Raised Beds |
Resistance | Water, Rust, Herbicide Chemicals |
Pack Size | 2 Nos / 5 Nos |
Country of Origin | India |
How to Use:
Unbox the PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle and rinse the weedicide nozzle cap under tap water to clear factory dust before first use.
Unscrew the regular jet or flood nozzle from your sprayer lance tip.
Hand-thread the sprayer hood onto the lance and tighten until the dome sits firmly without any wobble.
Mix the herbicide solution in the tank as per label rate, using a clean tank that has never carried insecticide before.
Pump the knapsack to working pressure, lower the weedicide nozzle cap straight over the target weed, and squeeze the lance trigger.
Hold the herbicide spray hood about 12-15 cm above the soil for the best drift block and full weed wetting.
Walk row to row in a straight line, lifting the herbicide spray nozzle clear of crop stems while moving between target weeds.
Wash the sprayer hood with mild soapy water after each session to clear chemical traces and stop nozzle blockage.
Safety Instructions:
Wear nitrile gloves and a mask while handling the weedicide nozzle cap, as fresh herbicide residue clings to the plastic dome edge.
Hand-tighten the herbicide spray hood only — never force-thread it with pliers, since the virgin plastic can split at the joint.
Keep the sprayer hood away from kitchen surfaces, cooking pots, and child play areas at all times during and after spraying.
Do not breathe in the spray mist exiting the herbicide spray nozzle, even in light wind. Stay upwind during the entire spray run.
Never store the weedicide nozzle cap inside the same shelf as food grains, animal feed, or seed packs.
Replace the sprayer hood if the dome turns cloudy, develops cracks, or starts dripping at the threads.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q1. Is the PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle suitable for kitchen gardens?
Yes. The PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle is built for small plots, raised beds, balcony gardens, and kitchen gardens where precision matters. The single weedicide nozzle cap puts a focused spray band on the weed without wetting the neighboring tomato, brinjal, or chilli plants growing inches away. This is what makes the herbicide spray nozzle ideal for tight backyard layouts.
Q2. How much herbicide does the single-nozzle sprayer hood save compared to broadcast spraying?
The single-nozzle sprayer hood cuts herbicide consumption by 30-50% compared to open broadcast spraying. Since the herbicide spray hood directs the spray only onto the target weed and not the entire row, less chemical is wasted on bare soil and crop canopy. The savings show up clearly on small kitchen garden and polyhouse spraying bills.
Q3. Which herbicides work with the PCWH-1 weedicide nozzle cap?
Most commonly used herbicides in India work well through the PCWH-1 weedicide nozzle cap, including glyphosate (Round-up), paraquat (Gramoxone), atrazine, pendimethalin, and 2,4-D. Just follow the label dose, mix in a clean tank, and route the spray through the weedicide nozzle cap for precise application onto target weeds.
Q4. Can the herbicide spray hood be used in polyhouses and tunnel houses?
Yes. The herbicide spray hood works very well inside polyhouses, tunnel houses, and net houses where airflow is limited, and chemical drift is a major concern. The dome design of the herbicide spray hood keeps the spray strictly downward, protecting tomato, capsicum, cucumber, and other high-value greenhouse crops from injury.
Q5. What spray width does the PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle cover in one pass?
The PCWH-1 herbicide spray nozzle covers a narrow band of about 15-25 cm per pass, depending on pump pressure and how close the user holds the lance to the ground. This narrow band suits tight inter-row spacing, raised beds, drip irrigation lines, and individual weed clumps around standing plants.
Q6. How long does the PCWH-1 sprayer hood last with regular farm use?
With proper rinsing after each spray session and shaded storage between uses, the PCWH-1 sprayer hood lasts 2 to 3 full crop seasons. Heat, sun exposure, harsh chemicals, and rough handling shorten the life of any sprayer hood. Storing the unit indoors and away from direct sunlight greatly improves the working life of the sprayer hood.
