Chapin 60100 Backpack Sprayer 4 Gallon Chemical Safe

Product Description

The CHAPIN 60100 is a 4-gallon chemical-safe backpack sprayer built for trade and professional landscape applications where extended spray sessions demand durability and ergonomic support. The polyethylene tank resists common fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, and degreasers. A 3-stage filtration system protects the pump and nozzle from debris, reducing service interruptions on the job. The adjustable cone nozzle and reinforced 4-foot hose handle variable coverage patterns, while the wide-mouth 4-inch opening simplifies filling and cleaning. Padded shoulder straps accommodate a full load for hours of continuous use. Licensed applicators, landscape techs, and facilities maintenance crews are the primary users.

This sprayer is suited for residential and light commercial outdoor and indoor applications including fertilizing, fungus control, general-purpose cleaning with degreasers, and weed and pest control. The 20-inch plastic wand provides reach for low foliage, ground-level pest barriers, and hard-surface cleaning. The synthetic rubber seals and gaskets maintain compatibility with a broad range of chemical concentrates. At 9.2 pounds empty, it stays manageable through a full work route.

Key Features

• 4-gallon polyethylene tank rated chemical safe for fertilizers, degreasers, herbicides, and fungicides
• 3-stage filtration system reduces nozzle clogging and extends pump service intervals
• Reinforced 4-foot hose resists kinking and chemical degradation
• Wide-mouth 4-inch opening for fast filling and easy internal cleaning
• Adjustable cone nozzle supports variable spray patterns for different applications
• Padded shoulder straps designed for extended wear with a full tank load
• In-tank filter provides an additional layer of debris protection at the source

Compatibility

Designed for use with water-soluble fertilizers, herbicides, fungicides, general-purpose cleaners, and degreasers compatible with polyethylene tanks and synthetic rubber seals.

Installation Notes

Fill the tank to the rated 4-gallon capacity maximum and confirm all caps and fittings are hand-tight before pressurizing. Always depressurize the tank fully before opening the fill cap or performing any service on the pump, hose, or nozzle. Follow chemical manufacturer label directions for dilution ratios, personal protective equipment, and disposal. Inspect hose connections and seals periodically for signs of chemical wear or cracking.