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THE aNH3 Equaply ANHYDROUS DELIVERY SYSTEM
Because the aNH3 Equaply® system has a pump, anhydrous application does not need to slow down when the temperature is below freezing.
Since all rows get equal amounts, you don't have to add extra as insurance for poor distribution. This means you can use less ammonia per field. When NH3 application rates are reduced it becomes important that each knife deliver the same amount. Equal row to row application is especially critical with strip till.
When the aNH3 Equaply® system has pressure gauges for all knife lines, you can tell at a glance when a line is plugged.
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Hiniker heat exchangers have been improved with greatly reduced pressure drop. This means your system operates more efficiently. We have modified how we cool anhydrous ammonia in the heat exchanger. You can now have liquid anhydrous split to all knives with only a very small gas coolant stream on the side. This allows easier side dressing because the application tool does not have to be a knife. It also makes it possible to apply smaller amounts per row for wheat. And it can eliminate freezing of residue to the knives. FOR ISSUES ABOUT INJECTION TOOLS AND ORIFICES, CLICK HERE Equaply® systems are operating from Ohio to Idaho. Pricing, click here If you would like more information about the aNH3 Equaply™ applicator, please contact us at info@anh3.com or write to: aNH3. Company |
WE RECOMMEND FOLLOWING SAFE HANDLING PRACTICES WHEN WORKING WITH NH3 AT ALL TIMES, INCLUDING THE USE OF THE RECOMMENDED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE).
THESE ARE ARTICLES INCLUDE CHEMICAL GOGGLES, CHEMICAL GLOVES, A RESPIRATOR AND A SUFFICIENT QUANTITY OF WATER ON HAND.
Another safety consideration is to park your rig with the tractor upwind whenever possible.
Farmers applying anhydrous ammonia often fail to treat it with fear and respect as is needed. Anhydrous NH3 is a very dangerous material. Web sites which discuss safe handling of anhydrous ammonia include:
Material safety Data Sheets
for anhydrous ammonia can be found at:
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