A 25 cm lance reaches into dense foliage, while the 2 litre tank holds 1.8 litres of usable liquid. The nozzle head carries four vanes that adjust the spray cone up to a 60 degree mist. A safety valve vents pressure above 3 bar. At 3 bar the jet travels up to 8 m. A latch locks the pump handle for continuous spraying.
The 2 litre hand pump garden sprayer EPOCA 2000 Prof pairs a white plastic tank with a 25 cm lance. The added lance length lets the nozzle slip between branches and into deep gaps. Usable liquid volume is 1.8 litres, leaving headroom for the air charge above the liquid. A piston pump with a metal rod builds the working pressure by hand.
Spray behaviour is set at the nozzle tip. Four vanes turn to change the pattern, up to a mist cone with a 60 degree opening. At 3 bar the jet can reach up to 8 m. A safety valve releases pressure once it rises past 3 bar. A latch on the pump handle holds the lever for continuous spraying. A clip on the body stores the lance after work. The unit is made in Italy by EPOCA.
The 25 cm lance moves the spray point away from the operator hand. That distance matters when watering inside shrubs, hedges or a wide canopy. The nozzle tip uses four turning vanes to shift the pattern. A narrow setting concentrates the jet, while an open setting spreads a mist over a wider band. The lance clip keeps the assembly tidy between jobs.
Pattern changes are made by hand without tools. Turning the tip towards the mist setting suits seedlings and leaf misting. Turning it back to a jet setting helps reach the far side of a bush. The same nozzle handles plain water and plant care solutions. Rinsing the lance after use keeps the tip clear.
Pressure comes from a piston pump fitted with a metal rod. The plum shaped grip gives the hand a stable hold during pumping. The latch on the handle keeps the lever locked, so spraying can continue without repeated pumping. A safety valve vents the tank automatically once pressure passes 3 bar. Tank capacity is 2 litres, with 1.8 litres available for liquid.
Pump strokes raise the air pressure over the liquid surface. Working near 3 bar gives the longest reach quoted for this model. As the tank empties, a few extra strokes restore the spray. Release the remaining pressure before opening the tank for a refill. Check the valve and tip regularly so pressure relief and flow stay predictable.
The sprayer suits garden watering, leaf misting and the spraying of plant care solutions. The long lance helps in hedges, rose beds and shrub borders where the hand cannot reach far. Greenhouse and balcony users can work over pots without moving trays. Nurseries use the mist setting for young plants. Building and workshop teams also use small sprayers for damping, cleaning liquids and mould release work.
The catalog data below helps dealers and showrooms plan storage and transport. Each carton holds eight sprayers. Carton size, weight, volume and pallet figures are listed as supplied by the manufacturer. Pallet quantities support bulk ordering and warehouse planning.
Store the sprayer empty and dry when it stays unused for a long period. Keep the lance clipped to the body to avoid damage to the tip. Order quantities can follow full cartons or full pallets, depending on stock plans.



















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