British sprayer specialist Knight Farm Machinery plans to reveal multiple innovations at LAMMA 2026, including revised trailed and self-propelled sprayer ranges, plus completely new technology for dealing with residual chemical remaining in a sprayer once work is complete, to minimise risk to crops, operators and the public. Exhibiting on stand 6.620 in Hall 6, the firm is also participating in the NRoSO Knowledge Trail.
With the first units of both series entering production just ahead of the event, Knight is making a pre-show decision on displaying a 6,000-litre example of either its new KT trailed range or its new KSP self-propelled line-up. Whether trailed or self-propelled, specification will include 36m booms, Knight Individual Nozzle Switching, a LACOS touchscreen terminal and new SmartRinse technology, which also makes its debut at the show. A fully-automated sprayer rinse system designed to ease operator workload and simplify sprayer rinse cycles in the field, SmartRinse ensures that when the empty sprayer leaves the field the tank, pipework and – in the final stage – nozzles have all been fully rinsed. Further details on how the new system works to manage the application rate in the final stages of spraying will be revealed at the show.
Knight sprayers now all feature new dark grey tanks, and some ranges gain revised capacity options. New KT trailed models are now available in sizes from 3,600 litres right up to a new 12,000-litre design, while the new KSP self-propelled range spans 3,500-6,000 litres. KM mounted models and KFT front tanks continue to be available in 1,300-1,900-litre capacities, while KDM de-mount models come in 2,500- and 3,000-litre sizes.
Knight booms are available up to 40m, with features including Knight 4D boom suspension, and can be ordered with Knight’s Contour Master or Contour Master 6G boom contour-following technology. Knight sprayers also feature MAXImizer Pro, for continuous pressurized liquid flow and instant response.
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