Viton seals and a 3 bar safety relief valve define this 5 litre chemical sprayer from EPOCA. Total volume reaches 5540 ml, with 4430 ml usable per filling. The 110° fan nozzle spreads liquid evenly across surfaces. A 1.4 m hose, 40.5 cm plastic lance and 120 cm shoulder strap extend reach. The stability base keeps the tank upright on floors.
The 5 litre chemical sprayer TEC 5 Viton holds 5540 ml in total and 4430 ml of usable liquid. EPOCA builds the unit in Italy for repeated chemical spraying work. Viton seals handle contact with aggressive liquids. A safety valve releases pressure automatically above 3 bar. The reinforced PP pump shaft drives the compression stroke.
A detachable spray handle lets the operator work away from the tank. The 1.4 m hose and the 40.5 cm plastic lance reach into corners and under machinery. An adjustable shoulder strap of 120 cm carries the tank during longer rounds. The nozzle produces a 110° fan pattern for even coverage. A wide stability base keeps the filled tank from tipping on a workshop floor. The blue-black cap marks this Viton version apart from the NBR and EPDM models of the same TEC 5 range.
Nominal volume is 5540 ml, while 4430 ml remains available for liquid once air space is kept free. Pressure builds through a manual pump with a reinforced PP shaft. Working pressure is capped at 3 bar. Above that level the integrated safety valve vents automatically, which limits over-pressurisation of the tank during pumping.
The base widens at the bottom so the tank stands upright on uneven shop floors. Operators can set the sprayer down between passes without holding it. Filling to the usable mark leaves room for air compression. Keeping within the 3 bar limit maintains a steady spray pattern and reduces pumping effort during long sessions.
Sealing uses Viton gaskets throughout the pressurised path. Viton is chosen where fluids attack standard rubber seals. The sealing set limits leakage at the cap and the pump, so pressure stays inside the tank. Within the TEC 5 family, the Viton version is identified by the blue-black cap, while other versions use NBR or EPDM seals.
Match the seal material to the liquid before each job and check the chemical data sheet. Rinse the tank, hose and lance with clean water after use. Residues left in the nozzle can dry and distort the fan pattern. Store the sprayer depressurised, with the cap loosened, to keep the gaskets from taking a permanent set.
The supplied kit extends working reach beyond arm length. A plastic lance of 40.5 cm carries the nozzle to the target surface. The hose measures 1.4 m, so the tank can stay on the ground while spraying. A shoulder strap adjustable up to 120 cm supports the tank when the operator moves between stations.
Together these parts cover overhead edges, low plinths and areas behind equipment. The strap shifts tank weight to the shoulder during walking rounds. The separate handle keeps triggering simple while the other hand steadies a part. Replacement of the lance or hose is straightforward because each part connects to the handle.
Typical use covers workshop and facility cleaning tasks with chemical solutions. Operators apply degreasers to machine frames, floors and engine parts. The unit also suits foam or detergent application in vehicle washing bays. Agricultural and horticultural users spray plant protection liquids over small areas. Maintenance teams use it for disinfectant application in production rooms, warehouses and animal housing. The 4430 ml working volume covers medium-sized areas between refills.
The catalogue lists this variant under the TEC 5 series with Viton sealing and blue-black cap. Related entries in the same series carry EPDM or NBR gaskets with different cap colours. Specifications quoted here follow the manufacturer data: 5540 ml nominal volume, 4430 ml usable volume, 3 bar maximum pressure and a 110° fan nozzle.









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