Handheld pressure sprayer 1.5 litre EPOCA Luna 1750 Marine for gardening

Handheld pressure sprayer 1.5 litre units cover close-range misting work in gardens, greenhouses and small workshops. The Luna 1750 Marine from EPOCA uses a deep sea blue tank moulded in HDPE. Total tank volume is 1710 ml, of which 1500 ml is usable liquid. A manual pump builds pressure inside the bottle up to 3 bar. The plastic nozzle turns to change the pattern from fine mist to a directed stream.

The trigger carries a locking lever plus a catch for continuous spraying. Sealing points use NBR gaskets, a rubber chosen for oil and chemical resistance. The tank material is recyclable, so empty bottles can enter plastic recovery streams. Liquids should stay below 30 °C. Typical fills include foliar fertiliser, plant protection solutions, soapy water and car glass cleaner. The unit is made in Italy and imported for nationwide distribution.

Handheld pressure sprayer 1.5 litre EPOCA Luna 1750 Marine

Capacity figures are stated twice for a reason. The 1710 ml value is the physical tank volume, while 1500 ml is the working fill. The gap above the liquid is the air chamber that stores pump pressure. Keeping that headroom lets the trigger deliver a steady spray for longer between pumping cycles. Colour coding separates this Marine version from the Lava red variant.

• Total tank volume: 1710 ml
• Usable liquid capacity: 1500 ml
• Maximum pressure: 3 bar
• Tank material: recyclable HDPE
• Colour: deep sea blue
• Seal material: NBR (nitrile butadiene rubber)

Pump, trigger and nozzle

Pressure comes from a reinforced plastic pump handle with a 6 mm shaft. The trigger includes a safety lock lever, so the unit can be stored without accidental release. A continuous spray catch holds the trigger open for longer passes over foliage. The grip measures 120 mm and carries moulded dots that reduce slipping in wet hands. The nozzle adjusts by turning the tip.

• Pump handle: reinforced plastic, 6 mm
• Trigger with safety lock lever
• Catch for continuous spraying
• Grip length: 120 mm with anti-slip dots
• Plastic nozzle with adjustable spray beam
• Liquid temperature limit: below 30 °C

Common applications

Gardeners use the sprayer for foliar fertiliser and plant protection solutions on potted plants, seedlings and small beds.

It also handles plain water for humidity control in greenhouses and indoor plant corners. Cleaning crews fill it with soapy water or car glass cleaner for vehicle care. Workshops use it for light surface wetting tasks. Keep the liquid under 30 °C and rinse the tank after chemical use.

Why NBR sealing matters

NBR stands for nitrile butadiene rubber, a synthetic rubber used widely in oil and chemical resistant seals. In a pressure sprayer, NBR gaskets close the joint between tank and cap, and between cap and spray line. That seal keeps pumped air inside and stops liquid from weeping at the threads. The material tolerates fertiliser and detergent solutions better than plain rubber.

Catalogue packing data

EPOCA does not pack single units individually. Retail packing follows the distributor, which keeps unit cost lower for end users. Factory cartons come in two counts. A 12-piece carton under code 8325-R11 contains six Lava red and six Marine blue bottles. A 28-piece carton uses code 8325-R14. The suffix D2 marks the deep sea blue component, while D1 marks the Lava red one.

• Carton of 12: code 8325-R11, mixed 6 red and 6 blue
• Carton of 28: code 8325-R14
• Carton dimensions: 375 x 290 x 460 mm
• Pallet load: 38 cartons, equal to 456 bottles
• Colour split on a pallet: half of each colour

Carton sizes stay compact for transport and shelf storage. Distributors ordering by pallet receive both colours in equal share. Component codes with a D suffix are importer-side references only and do not appear on retail packaging.