Jacto highlights technologies and the Condor product line during Expodireto Cotrijal.

Jacto is focusing its presentation at Expodireto Cotrijal 2026 on the embedded technologies of its Condor line of tractor-mounted sprayers. The company brought to the fair a package with flow control, automatic section control, and a display for adjusting the application. The proposal aims to increase efficiency and reduce overlaps in the field.

According to the company, the system brings the tractor-mounted sprayer closer to the technological standard already applied in self-propelled sprayers. The system allows for adjusting the application rate and visualizing the machine's traffic path. The operator can also avoid waste during spraying.

The Condor line includes models with capacities of 400, 600, 800, and 1.200 liters. The booms range from 10 to 18 meters. The machines operate using the tractor's hydraulic system.

The company showcased its spraying portfolio at a trade show that brings together producers in a region with a strong presence of grains, cereals, fibers, and livestock. In this context, Jacto reinforces the expansion of the use of embedded technologies as a commercial and operational argument.

Other highlights

Jacto also mentions other highlights in spraying. Among them are the BalanceControl system in the Uniport line, the Uniport 3030 with Vortex technology, and the new Advance 2000 AM24 tractor-mounted sprayer. The company also reserved an area for demonstrations of agricultural drones.

The Advance 2000 AM24 integrates the company's strategy for small and medium-sized producers. The model has a 24-meter boom, a 2.000-liter tank, a shorter chassis, and automatic cutting of up to eight sections. The equipment also features a joystick for boom activation, an integrated display, a pesticide incorporator, and telemetry.