STIHL SR 430 Backpack Sprayer

STIHL SR 430 Backpack Sprayer

• • Benefits •
• • Description •
• • Specification •

• • High-capacity and Large spraying range reduces time and effort to cover large areas

  • Comfortable, Powerful and Fuel Efficient

  • High-performance pressure pump provides a constant flow with zero hiccups, even when at an angle

  • While the engine runs, the pump constantly mixes and agitates tank contents giving you a consistent application every time

  • Comfortable to wear and use due to Anti-Vibration system and rubber grips

• The SR 430 liquid-only backpack sprayer uses a gasoline-powered engine to help you cover large areas faster. It delivers an impressive spraying range and features a pressure pump that helps deliver even application no matter the spray angle. The sprayer is also comfortable to wear, thanks to its anti-vibration system, soft rubber grips, and optional chest and hip belt accessory for even weight distribution. If you’re a farmer, forester or pest controller, come by our Dealership and try the SR 430 in person.

  MULTI-FUNCTION CONTROL HANDLE

  Having easy access to all of the controls on one comfortable handle makes it easy to complete tasks so the operator’s hand never has to leave the handle.

  ANTI-VIBRATION SYSTEM

  The STIHL anti-vibration system helps reduce operator fatigue and provides a more comfortable working experience.

  ADJUSTABLE SUPPORT HARNESS

  STIHL backpack blowers and sprayers are equipped with an adjustable support harness that distributes weight evenly across the shoulders and back, reducing user fatigue.

• SR 430 SPECIFICATIONS

  WEIGHT WITHOUT LIQUID 12.4 kg (27.3 lbs.)

  DISPLACEMENT 63.3 cc (3.86 cu. in.)

  ENGINE POWER 2.9 kW (3.9 bhp)

  FUEL CAPACITY 1700 cc (57.5 oz.)

  CONTAINER CAPACITY 14 L (3.7 gals.)

  AIR VOLUME 920 m3/h (542 cfm)

  AIR VELOCITY 90 m/sec. (201 mph)

  MAXIMUM SPRAY RANGE Horz: 14.5 m (48 ft.)

  Vert: 13 m (43 ft.)

  The pressure pump kit is included for applications in which the spray tube is held at an upward angle of more than 30 degrees in order to maintain a consistent discharge rate.