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Ant84

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Looking at moving from our usual IK Goizper sprayers for applying hydrochloric (36%).

Downsides to using the sprayer are limited height access and the spray getting blown around in the wind during poor weather.

I've seen a couple of people mention on here about using it through a water fed pole trolley system with a pole and brush. Seems a much better method than we're currently using, but I really don't know where to begin looking at compatible products. Could we use a Gardiner SLX or similar, for example?

Would the high strength acid corrode the trolley set up or pole and brush or are they pretty resistant to chemical application?

RPCCS

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Re: Can hydrochloric acid be used through a water fed pole/brush?
« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2017, 10:21:15 pm »
your main issue would be the hose, Im not sure it would take the acid, I think it would just melt.
Cheers Rich