Ni-Resist 8 Roller Pump with Reverse Rotation for Field Sprayer Applications

Description

When you’re out there spraying herbicides, fertilizer, or crop protectants, your pump needs to handle whatever you throw at it. The Hypro 7560NR series gives you the reliability field sprayers are known for, with a ni-resist body that laughs at corrosive chemicals and an 8-roller design that moves 22.5 GPM at pressures up to 300 PSI. The reverse rotation means this pump spins clockwise, which is what some sprayer manufacturers specify for their drive systems.

What You’re Getting

• Ni-resist housing that stands up to aggressive chemicals without breaking down like cast iron can
• Super rollers that create smooth, pulsation-free flow for consistent spray patterns
• Reverse clockwise rotation for sprayers that need it—check your manual to be sure
• Viton seals that handle chemical exposure and temperature swings season after season
• 15/16-inch solid shaft fits most PTO-driven and engine-driven sprayer setups

Built for Real Farm Work

This pump uses a scoopless rotor design that’s preferred by many manufacturers of field sprayers and can run at speeds up to 1000 RPM. Whether you’re running a pull-behind sprayer for corn and beans, a three-point unit for pasture work, or a self-propelled rig, this pump delivers the flow and pressure you need for consistent coverage across your acres.

Made to Last

The ni-resist housing is where this pump really shines. While regular cast iron pumps can corrode when exposed to certain chemicals, ni-resist alloy keeps its integrity even with aggressive herbicides and fertilizers. Combined with Viton seals that resist swelling and cracking, you get a pump that’ll handle years of chemical exposure without giving up.

Good to Know

Double-check your sprayer’s rotation direction before ordering—this reverse rotation model turns clockwise when viewed from the shaft end. Most sprayer manuals specify which direction the pump should turn. Installation is straightforward with the 15/16-inch solid shaft, but make sure your coupling or pulley matches up properly. Prime the pump before first use and keep an eye on suction lines to prevent cavitation.