GH GUOHAHA Agricultural Sprayer Machinery
GH GUOHAHA Agricultural Sprayer Machinery
Sprayer tank welding station

Factory

Inside The Workshop

Production

2 000 m² Under
One Continuous Roof

Cutting, rolling, welding, coating and assembly sit in the same hall, so a sprayer travels metres between stations instead of weeks between suppliers. That is how we hold a 15-day lead time on standard models without buying finished goods from another yard.

The workshop runs one shift of 40 people with a second shift added from September to January, when orchard orders for the next season arrive. Frames and tanks are built to stock in the quiet months, then configured to order — tank size, boom width, pump and nozzle set — so a customer never waits for the steelwork.

Every machine carries a build card with the welder's stamp, the pump serial number and the test readings. If a machine comes back for service three seasons later, we can tell you who built it and what it measured on the day it left.

40

People on the line

15 days

Standard lead time

1 200

Units a year

Welding station
Valve assembly Pump test

Process

Five Stations,
One Build Card

01

Plate Cutting & Rolling

Laser-cut plate and a three-roll bender turn flat steel into tank shells and boom sections. 4 mm and 6 mm plate are cut in-house so wall thickness is never a guess.

02

Tank Welding

HDPE tanks are rotomoulded by a partner to our mould; steel tanks and frames are MIG-welded on jigs, then leak-tested at 2 bar for 30 minutes.

03

Powder Coating

Two coating lines, seven-stage pre-treatment and a 180 °C cure. Standard colours are our red and graphite; OEM orders run to your RAL code.

04

Pump & Valve Assembly

Diaphragm and plunger pumps are assembled and bench-run before fitting; valve blocks are pressure-tested and gauges checked against a master.

05

Final Assembly & Test

Boom, plumbing and electrics fitted, then a 30 minute wet test at working pressure with a pattern check at three settings.

Quality control

What We Measure
Before Crating

CheckStandard
Tank leak test2 bar, 30 minutes, no drop
Pump flowWithin 5 % of rated 100 L/min
Spray patternCV below 10 % across the boom
Boom fold cycle20 open/close cycles, no leak
Paint adhesionCross-hatch 1 mm, no lift
Fastener torqueChecked against the build card
Spray pattern check

The pattern table is a sheet of water-sensitive paper under the boom. If the dots are not evenly spaced across 12 metres, the machine does not leave — and the nozzle supplier hears about it the same day.

Quality lead · Linyi workshop

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