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Balwaan offers a complete range of farming equipment, including power weeders, tillers, brush cutters, sprayers, water pumps, reapers, seeders, chaff cutters, chainsaws, and more to support modern farming needs.
Yes, Balwaan products are suitable for farms of all sizes, including small farms. Their compact and easy-to-use machines help farmers complete daily farming tasks more efficiently while reducing manual effort, saving time, and lowering labor costs.
Modern equipment speeds up farm operations, reduces manual labor, and improves efficiency. This helps farmers complete more work in less time and achieve better results.
Balwaan equipment can be used for land preparation, weeding, spraying, irrigation, harvesting, fodder cutting, and many other farming activities.
Balwaan offers high-quality agricultural equipment and farm machinery designed for durability, performance, and ease of use. With reliable after-sales support, innovative products, and a wide range of farming solutions, Balwaan helps farmers improve productivity and reduce manual effort.
A 3-teeth blade handles hard weeds and bushes well on its own. Once you\'re dealing with denser growth or heavier bush clearing, step up to a 60-teeth or 80-teeth TCT blade, since the extra teeth manage that added density with less strain on the engine. For light grass trimming, a Tap n Go nylon-line head is the simpler option.
Depends on the workload. Field work without access to a plug point usually calls for petrol, since it keeps running without a cable tying it down. Closer to home, where power is easy to reach, an electric model\'s lighter weight and quieter operation make more sense for regular, smaller jobs.
Certain combo models are built to accept a chainsaw or tiller attachment on the same base unit, so one machine handles more than one task. This varies by model, so it\'s worth checking the specific product page for which attachments are included or available separately.
A lawn mower is a wheeled machine pushed across open, level grass. A brush cutter is carried by hand or on a harness, which makes it far more manoeuvrable around field edges, slopes, and obstacles a mower can\'t get near.
It depends on how often the machine is used and what it\'s cutting. Regular use on tougher growth dulls a blade faster, so sharpening every few weeks of heavy use is common, with full replacement once the blade is too worn or damaged to sharpen effectively.
Yes, Balwaan Krishi stocks replacement parts and blades separately from the machines themselves, so a worn blade doesn\'t mean replacing the whole unit. Our dealer network also carries spares for common models, in addition to what\'s listed online.
Most fence posts are set with a bit in the 6 to 8-inch range, though this varies with local fencing standards and post size. Confirm the intended bit size against the specific product page before buying.
Yes, for most plantation work. A 63cc engine copes fine with typical soil. Where the ground is rocky or heavily compacted, though, a larger engine will make the job easier.
A one-man earth auger is lighter and operated solo, fine for routine fencing or plantation holes. A two-man machine is heavier, needs two people to control safely, and is built for larger-diameter or deeper digging.
On most models, yes, bits are designed to attach and detach so the same base unit can switch between sizes. Bit compatibility does vary by model, so check which sizes a specific machine accepts before buying extra bits.
For frequent use, a 4-stroke holds up better. It runs on petrol without needing an oil mix and typically asks for less servicing along the way. That said, 2-stroke engines are lighter and simpler to handle, so they\'re still a fair choice if the digging is only occasional.
Yes, Balwaan stocks replacement parts and blades separately from the machines themselves, so a worn blade doesn\'t mean replacing the whole unit. Spare parts are available online across the full brush cutter range.
A 16 to 20-litre tank is generally enough for a small farm\'s spraying needs, without being too heavy to carry through a full session. Larger plots typically need a bigger tank or a wheeled, engine-driven unit.
A knapsack sprayer sits on your back and is meant for routine, smaller-scale spraying, hand-pumped or engine-driven. A power sprayer, on the other hand, runs a bigger engine and pushes higher pressure, built to get through a large field faster.
Battery sprayers are quieter and need less maintenance, which works well for daily use if charging between sessions isn\'t a problem. Petrol sprayers sustain higher pressure for longer and don\'t depend on battery charge, so they tend to suit heavier daily workloads better.
This varies by model, with some running a single nozzle and others offering multiple nozzles for wider coverage per pass. Check the nozzle count listed on the specific Balwaan product page rather than assuming it matches a similar-looking model.
Yes. In most cases, the same sprayer applies both pesticide and fertilizer, since it\'s the same nozzle and tank delivering a liquid either way. The tank should be rinsed thoroughly between different chemicals to avoid residue mixing.
Yes, Balwaan Krishi provides spare parts and accessories for its sprayer machines, including power, HTP, hand, and battery sprayers. Spare parts can be checked by sprayer type and model, so you can find the appropriate replacement for your machine.
Are Balwaan agricultural products suitable for small farms test?
How can modern farming equipment improve agricultural productivity?
The Balwaan BP-650 has a cultivation width of 3.5 feet and a cultivation depth of 6 inches.
A power weeder is built primarily to remove weeds and loosen the top layer of soil between rows, working at shallower depths. A power tiller is built for deeper soil preparation across a whole field before sowing. The BP-650 handles both weeding and tilling at a 6-inch depth, which covers weed removal and general soil preparation on the same machine.
For most small -medium farms, a 212cc petrol pump with a 3-inch outlet covers routine irrigation without being oversized. For lighter or smaller-scale plots, a smaller-displacement model is worth comparing before committing to a full-sized pump. Where sessions run long, or the field is larger, a diesel model\'s lower running cost per hour becomes more relevant.
A centrifugal pump moves large volumes of water efficiently across level or mildly sloped ground. A high-head pump is built for situations where the water source sits well below the delivery point. It trades some flow volume for greater vertical pushing force, which makes it the practical choice when the field is at a significantly higher elevation than the water source.
For daily, extended sessions, diesel is the more economical choice. The WP-33RD uses 600ml of fuel per hour against the WP-33R\'s 850ml, which adds up to a huge amount over a full irrigation season. Petrol starts more easily and suits shorter or less frequent sessions where the running cost difference is less of a concern.
Choose a centrifugal pump for general irrigation where the water source and field are at similar levels or the vertical lift is modest. Choose a high-head pump when water needs to be pushed significantly higher, such as from a low-lying source to a field at a higher elevation. Also compare the required flow rate, suction and delivery pipe size, and total lifting height before choosing.
Measure the distance and vertical height between the water source and the delivery point, the depth of the water source, and the pipe or hose size you plan to use. You should also estimate how much water you need to move and how long the pump will run per session. These details help you compare the required head, discharge capacity, suction size, and engine type.
The WP-33RD diesel pump uses approximately 600ml per hour; the WP-33R petrol pump uses approximately 850ml per hour. For a three-hour irrigation session, that works out to roughly 1.8 litres of diesel or 2.5 litres of petrol. Actual consumption varies with load, suction head, and throttle setting. These figures are from the specification sheet and should be confirmed against the product page before purchasing.
Most 1–2 acre farms manage well with a 5–7 HP machine. Heavier or clay-heavy soil may need something at the higher end of that range. It\'s worth checking the horsepower on the actual product page rather than going by general figures alone.
It comes down to how the machine will be used. Petrol tillers are lighter and start easily, which suits shorter or occasional sessions. Diesel machines cost less to run per hour and hold up better under longer, daily use. Fuel availability in your area matters too.
Not always. Blades are fitted to match a specific shaft type, so a blade from one model won\'t necessarily fit another. If you need replacement blades, match them to your machine\'s model rather than assuming a universal fit.
A mini tiller works well in a small plot or farm since it\'s light and easy to move around. Once the field gets bigger or the soil turns heavier, a standard tiller\'s larger engine and wider working width start to make more sense.
Yes. Spare parts and support for power tillers and weeders are available online. Balwaan also offers pre-sales guidance to help match the right model to your land size, soil type, and crop before buying.
Yes. The Balwaan BP-650 has a PTO mechanism for multiple operations and supports multiple attachments. Contact Balwaan for the current list of compatible attachments for this model.
The BP-650 consumes about 1 litre of petrol per hour. With a 3.6 litre tank, that gives roughly three and a half hours of continuous work per fill.
Are Balwaan agricultural products suitable for small farms?
The working depth of the Balwaan BE-63 earth auger is 3 to 4 feet, with a maximum hole width of about 1 foot.
The BE-63 digs 80 to 100 pit holes per litre of fuel. Output depends on soil hardness, hole width and depth.
Yes. The Balwaan BE-63 earth auger is a one-man-operated machine at 9.6 kg net weight. Training is strongly recommended before using the equipment.
Five working widths fit the Balwaan BE-63 earth auger: 4 inch, 6 inch, 8 inch, 10 inch, and 12 inch. An 8-inch and a 12-inch planter come with this variant.
The BE-63 runs a 63 cc engine rated 1.7 kW (3 HP) at up to 9000 RPM, while the BE-52 runs a 52 cc engine rated 2.3 HP at up to 6000 RPM. The BE-63 holds 1.3 litres of fuel against 1.7 litres on the BE-52, and weighs 9.6 kg against 9.9 kg. Balwaan recommends the BE-52 for light to medium soils over 4 to 6 hours, while the BE-63 works across soft, medium and hard land for six to eight hours. Both are 2-stroke, one-man-operated machines with a one-year warranty and planter speeds up to 290 RPM.
Diesel engines run high compression, so recoil starting takes considerable physical effort, especially in cold conditions. Electric start removes that effort at the press of a switch. The Balwaan BP-850E keeps recoil as a backup, so the machine still starts if the electric system is unavailable. Note that no battery is included.
Yes, the Balwaan BP-850E can be used for early morning or night farm work. The built-in headlight is designed for night use, lighting the ground ahead so the operator can work before sunrise or after sunset without relying on daylight.
The suspension from the Balwaan Black Bull BP-850E Diesel Power Weeder reduces vibration reaching the operator through the handlebars. On a 110 kg machine working dense soil for hours, less vibration means less fatigue in the hands and arms, which helps maintain control and a steady line across a long session.
Yes. The Balwaan Black Bull BP-850E Diesel Power Weeder is a heavy-duty machine built for large fields, with a 5.5 HP diesel engine, 32 blades, cultivation width up to 3.5 feet, and a 6.5-inch depth. Radial tyres provide traction across open ground.
The Balwaan Black Bull BP-850E Diesel Power Weeder carries a 1-year warranty. Balwaan provides all spare parts and accessories, and the service team can be reached on 0141 672 7778.
Neither petrol nor diesel is universally best. The right choice depends on your farm size, soil type, and how many hours you plan to operate the machine each day. For occasional or lighter farm work, a petrol model can be a practical choice. For frequent, heavy-duty use, a diesel power weeder may be more suitable.
Yes. The Balwaan BP-500 is suited to mountainous terrain, and its compact design and 54 kg weight make it easier to handle on slopes and terraces than a heavier machine.
Yes. The Balwaan BP-500 is designed for vegetable gardens, greenhouses, orchards and mountainous terrain. The narrow row capability and compact frame let it work in confined areas where larger machines cannot manoeuvre.
The Balwaan BP-500 carries a 1 year warranty. All spare parts and accessories are available, and the package includes a handle with a lock mechanism, mudguard, drag bar, handlebar, tools, and a user manual.
With the Balwaan BW-25 mini power tiller, an operator can till nearly 1 acre in 2.5 to 3 hours at 70 percent working capacity. Actual coverage depends on soil condition, plot layout, and how many breaks the operator takes.
The BW-25 is a 63cc mini tiller with a 6-inch working depth, best suited to small plots, vegetable rows and garden soil. It also works in paddy fields with standing water. For consistently hard or heavy ground, a larger machine such as the BP-500 is a better fit.
A mini tiller like the BW-25 runs a small 63cc engine, cuts an 18-inch width to 6 inches deep, and weighs under 30 kg, so it suits vegetable gardens, nurseries and narrow crop rows. A full-size power tiller carries a much larger engine, a wider cut and considerably more weight, which suits open field preparation over larger areas.
The BW-25 carries a 6-month warranty. Balwaan Krishi provides all spare parts, and our service team can be reached on 0141 672 7778.
The BP-650 carries a 12-month warranty. We ship it with a 32-blade set, rubber tyres, an adjustable handlebar, mud guard, blade housing rod, an engine and tool kit, one engine oil bottle and two gear oil bottles.
Torch mode drives a 5W LED into a focused beam for distance. Lantern mode uses a 32 SMD panel to spread soft light across a room or tent. Three modes on the torch, two on the lantern.
Yes. The BT-60 uses USB Type-C fast charging, so the same cable that charges most phones will charge the torch.
Five in total: three torch modes and two lantern modes. Lower modes trade brightness for longer runtime, which matters during an extended power cut.
Yes. Lantern mode suits a tent or campsite and torch mode handles the walk outside it. At 1.1 kg it packs easily, and the lithium-ion battery means no spare cells to carry.
The BT-60 unit with its lithium-ion battery fitted, plus the user manual. Confirm charging cable inclusion at checkout.
A side pack carries the engine at your side on a single shoulder belt. A backpack mounts on your back across both shoulders. The side pack is quicker to put on and take off; the backpack is easier over long working hours.
Most operators cover 10 to 12 bigha in one session. Actual coverage depends on crop density, terrain and how many fuel stops you take.
No. It is a 4-stroke engine, so petrol goes directly into the 700 ml tank. Engine oil is filled separately into the 80 ml sump and changed on schedule.
The BX-35 Pro carries a one-year warranty with 365-day call support for pre- and post-purchase help. Easy returns apply as per the return policy (T&C applied).
Three heads are included: the 80-T blade for standing crop, the 3-T blade for weeds and rough grass, and the Tap n Go nylon cutter for soft grass. Tiller and chainsaw attachments are sold separately.
Our single operator can cut 10 to 15 bigha using the 80-tooth blade at 70 percent working capacity. Actual output varies with crop type, field condition, and operator experience.
The Balwaan BX-50 runs a 50cc engine rated 1.8 HP at 7000 rpm, while the BX-35 Pro runs a 35cc engine rated 1.6 HP at 6500 rpm. The BX-50 cuts crops 1 to 3 cm above the soil and covers 10 to 15 bigha with the 80-tooth blade, against 2 to 3 cm and 10 to 12 bigha on the BX-35 Pro. The BX-35 Pro has a foldable shaft and a 700 ml fuel tank, while the BX-50 has a 800 ml tank. Both are four-stroke side pack machines with the same three attachments and a one-year warranty.
No. The Balwaan 50cc brush cutter is a four-stroke engine, so petrol goes into the fuel tank and engine oil is filled separately. Engine oil capacity is 130 ml.
The BX-50 engine comes with a one-year warranty. The 80-tooth blade, 3-tooth blade, and Tap n Go cutter are supplied with the machine and are also available separately through Balwaan\'s spares catalogue as they wear with use.
Yes. Easy Start technology, a U-bike handle and a jacket belt make handling manageable for first-time users. Read the user manual and wear the supplied safety kit before operating.
It is built as a multi crop seed planter for field and garden crops. Set the seeding distance to match the seed size and row spacing you have planned before you begin.
Yes, the Balwaan S-12 Agricultural Manual Seeder works on plain and hilly land, making it practical for uneven plots where larger machinery may struggle to operate.
It places seed at a consistent depth and interval. Even placement means the crop germinates together, so irrigation, spraying and harvest can be timed to one window.
Yes. Set the seeding distance, load the drum and walk at a steady pace. The main skill is keeping the pace even, since speed changes affect the drop interval.
The S-12 carries a 1-year warranty, with returns handled under the return policy (T&C apply).
For large farms and long working hours, the Balwaan BP-850 Diesel Power Weeder is better than a petrol one. Diesel produces higher torque at lower engine speeds and holds fuel economy better across a full day. The BP-850 consumes 800 ml per hour from a 3.6 litre tank. Petrol models are lighter and start faster from cold, which suits smaller plots and occasional use.
Yes. The Balwaan BP-850 Diesel Power Weeder is built for tough soil conditions and challenging terrain, with a 5.5 HP diesel engine driving 32 blades to a 6.5-inch cultivation depth. Use a lower forward gear in dense ground so the rotor keeps turning under load.
The Balwaan BP-850 diesel power weeder consumes 800 ml of diesel per hour. With a 3.6 litre tank, that gives roughly four and a half hours of continuous work per fill.
The BP-850 carries a 1 year warranty. Balwaan also provides all spare parts and accessories, and the service team can be reached on 0141 672 7778.
A full charge covers 15 to 20 tank loads, which is 5 to 6 hours of continuous spraying. Recharging from empty also takes 5 to 6 hours, so charge overnight.
Yes. It is rated for pesticides and water-soluble fertilisers. Always follow the chemical label for dilution and protective gear, and rinse the tank between different chemicals.
A double motor holds higher pressure, here 160 PSI, and pushes spray further: 20 feet up, 30 feet across. A single motor draws less power but loses reach on tall crops.
Four nozzle types ship free with the sprayer, along with a 1.5 feet trigger gun and an extendable stainless steel lance. Change nozzles to match droplet size to the crop.
Rinse the tank and run clean water through the lance after every chemical. Clean the filter weekly, keep the battery charged rather than flat, and store the tank empty out of sunlight.
Output pressure ranges from 10 to 50 kg per square centimetre. Set it low for delicate foliage and high for tall canopies, dense growth or washing work.
The 3 litre fuel tank at 750 ml per hour gives roughly four hours of continuous spraying. Keep clean petrol on hand for longer sessions.
No. It runs on petrol with a recoil starter, so no electricity connection and no battery are required. That makes it usable in remote fields and plantations.
Yes. A 50 metre hose pipe, two brass sprayer guns and a 1 litre bottle of engine oil ship free with the BHE-33.
Three pistons fire at different points in the cycle, so output stays steady instead of pulsing. A single piston is simpler but delivers pressure in surges, which shows up as uneven coverage.
Maximum discharge is upto 1,000 litres per minute through the 2 inch outlet. Actual flow drops as pipe length, height and bends increase, so expect less than the rated figure on long runs.
No. It runs on petrol with a recoil starter, so it needs no power connection and no battery. That is why it suits remote fields, forest areas and construction sites.
Fuel consumption is 800 ml per hour. Multiply 0.8 litres by your local petrol rate to work out the running cost for your irrigation cycle.
Yes, for clean and lightly silted water. For muddy water carrying debris or small solids, use a trash pump instead, as a clean-water impeller will clog.
The pump with its square frame, a tool kit, the user manual, and 1 litre of engine oil free with purchase.
Discharge from the Balwaan WP-33R water pump reaches up to 1,000 litres per minute, which works out to about 60,000 litres per hour at full flow. Actual area covered depends on crop, soil type, irrigation method and how much water the plot needs per acre.
The 3.6 litre tank at 850 ml per hour gives the Balwaan WP-33R water pump roughly four hours of running before refuelling. Check the oil level before each session and let the engine cool before topping up fuel.
Yes. The Balwaan WP-33R is a multipurpose machine for farming, drainage and construction. For water carrying heavy silt or debris, the WP-33T trash pump is the more suitable model.
Both are 7 HP with a 3-inch outlet in Balwaan\'s range. The petrol WP-33R consumes 850 ml per hour and weighs 23.9 kg, so it is lighter to move and quicker to start from cold. The diesel WP-33RD consumes about 1 litre per hour and suits operators who already keep diesel on the farm.
Yes. WP-33R is supplied with a guarantee of 6 months, extendable to 12 months. There are also spare parts available. You can contact Balwaan’s service staff at 0141 672 7778.
The Balwaan Gold Series BS-30G Double Motor Sprayer lasts up to 6.5 hours in single motor mode and up to 4 hours in double motor mode, on a full charge of the 12V 12A battery.
Yes. The Balwaan Gold Series BS-30G Double Motor Sprayer is designed for spraying water-soluble fertilizers, insecticides, and herbicides across agricultural, horticultural, household, and industrial areas. The three spray lances cover the different nozzle patterns those jobs need.
Yes. The 12V 12A lead-acid battery is easily removable, so it can be charged separately rather than carrying the full sprayer to a power point.
The digital battery indicator on the Balwaan Gold Series BS-30G Double Motor Sprayer shows real-time charge status on a digital display, rather than an approximate light. That lets you judge whether there is enough charge left for another full tank before starting one.
Yes. The Balwaan GT-701 7-in-1 Multipurpose Gardening Kit covers weeding, cultivating, tilling, ridging, raking and soil preparation through 6 interchangeable heads on one handle. That replaces the separate weeder, rake, ridger, cultivator and tiller a gardener would otherwise buy individually, and takes up the space of one tool instead of five.
Yes. The Balwaan 7-in-1 Multipurpose Gardening Kit is a manual tool set with no engine, fuel or starting procedure involved. The lock-and-pin system is straightforward, and the D-grip handle keeps the working motion natural. A beginner learns which head suits which task within the first session.
The Balwaan 7-in-1 Multipurpose Gardening Kit is designed for home gardens, kitchen gardens, nurseries, and landscaping, and works on small farms for row-level tasks. Since it is manual, coverage depends on the operator rather than engine power. For larger areas, a powered weeder or tiller is the practical choice.
The heads of the Balwaan GT-701 Gardening Kit are powder-coated, rust-resistant, and corrosion-resistant, which does most of the work. Clean soil off after each use, dry the heads before storing, and keep them under cover. Avoid scratching the coating down to bare steel.
The three-tine cultivator and hoe loosen soil and uproot weeds, working the surface layer around existing plants. The manual tiller cultivator breaks compact soil for bed preparation and planting, so it goes in ahead of sowing rather than around a growing crop. The reversible inter-cultivator is the third related head, meant for working between crop rows.
Rated pressure is what the machine sustains steadily during normal operation, which is 120 Bar on the PW-250. Maximum pressure is the peak the pump can reach for tougher jobs, which is 150 Bar. Rated pressure is the more useful number when judging everyday performance.
Solar panels are one of the listed applications. Use the pressure control system to reduce pressure rather than applying the full 150 Bar, and keep the gun at a reasonable distance from the panel surface.
Both run 1800-watt motors at 120 to 150 Bar with an 8-metre hose. The PW-250 uses a brushless motor and delivers 5 litres per minute, in a compact, lightweight build aimed at everyday household cleaning. The PW-400 delivers 7.5 litres per minute and ships with a different accessory set including a foam bottle, extension lance and connectors. Higher flow rinses faster, so the PW-400 suits heavier or more frequent washing.
The lithium-ion pack is lighter, removable and paired with a digital charge indicator. Lead-acid batteries are heavier and stay fixed in the housing, which adds weight to every tank you carry.
Average working pressure is 130 psi. Running both motors together gives up to 3X the pressure of a single-motor sprayer, which is what gets spray to the top of a standing crop.
Single motor mode runs for up to 6.5 hours on a charge. Double motor mode draws more power and runs for up to 4 hours. One switch moves between the two.
Water flow is 1.8 to 3.3 litres per minute, depending on which nozzle is fitted. The 3-head lance and brass head gun both ship with the sprayer.
Yes. Balwaan lists it for agriculture, horticulture, household and industrial spraying. For small garden work, a smaller tank is easier to carry than a full 20 litres.
The Balwaan BP-700 2.0 is used for field preparation, weeding, and soil mixing, along with attachment-based operations such as puddling, irrigation-related work, spraying, and harvesting.
Yes. The Balwaan BP-700 2.0 runs a 212cc 4-stroke, air-cooled, single-cylinder petrol engine rated 7 HP at 3600 RPM.
Yes. It connects to the Balwaan Genie app for real-time GPS tracking, machine health information, and service and engine oil alerts.
The cultivation width of the BP-700 2.0 is 2 to 3.5 feet, and the cultivation depth is 6.5 inches.
Yes. Our BP-700 2.0 is compatible with multiple attachments and carries a PTO mechanism for multiple operations.
A household tap delivers water at a few Bar. The PW-400 delivers 120 to 150 Bar because the plunger pump forces water through a narrow outlet at far higher pressure. That difference is what lifts dried mud, road grime and weathered dirt without scrubbing. A pressure washer also uses less water for the same result, since the cleaning comes from force rather than volume.
Yes. At 1800 watts and 120 to 150 Bar, the PW-400 is well suited to regular car and bike washing. The included foam bottle and extension lance cover the full wash routine, and the 7.5 litre per minute flow rinses efficiently.
The PW-400 carries a 6 month warranty extendable by a further 6 months, giving up to 12 months of cover.
The TF-80W. Its single 7-litre solution tank is the smallest in the range, so there is less to carry, and at 1.9 litres per hour it uses the least fuel. It suits backyards, small farms, greenhouses and single sheds.
All three Balwaan fogging machines run on petrol with a 2-litre fuel tank and a self-start system. That means no power socket or cable is needed, which is why they suit farms, godowns and sites without a reliable supply.
A thermal fogger uses heat to produce dense, visible fog that drifts well through open and semi-open spaces. A cold or ULV fogger uses air pressure instead, producing finer droplets without heat, which suits heat-sensitive solutions and enclosed areas.
No. A smoke machine produces smoke for visual effect and carries no treatment. A mosquito fogging machine turns an insecticide solution into fog so it reaches and settles across the area being treated. Always use the product the chemical label specifies.
Yes. Balwaan fogging machines carry a warranty, and genuine spare parts are stocked and sold separately through the spares section and the dealer network. Check the individual product page for that model\'s warranty term.
Use the bulk quote or contact form on the Balwaan site with the model and quantity you need. Bulk enquiries suit pest control businesses, municipal contracts, institutions and dealers buying multiple units.