Sealey Stainless Steel Push Grass and Salt Broadcast Spreader 37kg
The Sealey Stainless Steel Push Grass and Salt Broadcast Spreader is a versatile manual spreading solution designed for efficient distribution of salt, grit, fertiliser and other granular materials. Built with a robust tubular steel frame and a 29-litre polypropylene hopper, this spreader combines durability with corrosion resistance for reliable year-round performance. The corrosion-resistant stainless steel feed system makes this spreader particularly suitable for winter gritting applications, where exposure to salt would quickly degrade standard steel components. The adjustable feed mechanism and nylon gear system provide precise control over distribution rates, whilst the 360° spray pattern efficiently covers areas up to 3.6 metres wide, reducing the number of passes required for large spaces. Heavy-duty pneumatic tyres absorb impact and provide stable operation across uneven surfaces and rough terrain, making this spreader ideal for car parks, pathways, sports grounds and landscaping projects. The 37kg capacity allows extended working periods without frequent refilling, improving productivity on larger sites. This push spreader is suitable for contractors, groundskeepers and facilities managers requiring a reliable solution for salt spreading, seeding, fertilising and weed control applications. Features and Benefits: • Stainless steel feed system resists corrosion from salt and chemicals • 360° broadcast pattern covers 3-3.6m spread width for efficient coverage • Adjustable feed system allows precise control of distribution rates • Pneumatic tyres provide smooth operation on uneven and rough terrain • 29-litre hopper capacity reduces refilling frequency on larger jobs • Versatile design suitable for salt, grit, seed, fertiliser and weedkiller Specifications: • Brand: Sealey • Capacity (Volume): 29L • Capacity (Weight): 37kg • Dimensions (W x D x H): 550 x 940 x 860mm • Nett Weight: 10.44kg • Spread: 3-3.6m • Volume: 29L
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