Mahindra introduces sprayer for fruit and coffee producers

With a total focus on family farming, Mahindra brings as a novelty for the 21st Edition of Expoagro Afubra the 600-liter By Mitra Pulverizer, developed especially for fruit, grape, orange, mango and coffee producers.

“In the main technical specifications of Mahindra By Mitra sprayers, emphasis is placed on the required working rotation. They are the only sprayers on the market that work with 450 rpm at PTO. They have a 70 rinse tank (Mahindra By Mitra 600); clean water tank for hand washing; two-speed transmission + neutral; high pressure diaphragm pump; cross-agitation system for continuous mixing of chemicals at the time of spraying; residue/mud removal scraper and five control modes with two-way nozzles that provide precise delivery of the chemicals used. In addition to the 600 liter sprayer, Mahindra By Mitra also has a 1.500 liter sprayer”, explains Gilberto Dutra, Product Marketing specialist at Mahindra.

With all these differences, in a short time Mitra became the largest manufacturer of orchard sprayers in India. Always attentive to new markets, seeking to offer the best for rural producers, the Mahindra Group purchased 100% of the controlling interest in M.I.T.R.A. which justifies the product's brand being Mahindra By Mitra.

The Mahindra stand also has tractors on display: 86-110 Premium (110hp) Cabin, with ample internal space and exclusive pneumatic suspension; and the models: 9500S (95hp) Cabinado, 6075 (80hp) nationalized, 6060 (57hp), 5050 (49hp) and the compact 2025 (25hp). Of the 11 models in the portfolio, from 25 hp to 110 hp, six can now be purchased through rural financing lines – BNDES.

“We are building a relationship of trust and partnership with producers, showing the global strength of the brand in Brazil. The approval of MAHINDRA tractors in the Brazilian market shows that the producer is looking for a robust tractor, with low fuel consumption and which has the best guarantee on the market. And this tractor is the Mahindra.”, concludes Jak Torretta Júnior, CEO in Brazil.