The Rogator Pump Manifold from Traeger Built Customs for the 1300B and 1300C Rogator self-propelled sprayers is a high-performance replacement part engineered to improve durability and reliability in demanding agricultural environments.

The use of 316 stainless steel is a critical aspect of this manifold's design, offering significant advantages over standard materials.

The manifold is constructed from Schedule 40 (SCH 40) heavy-walled material. This specification refers to the pipe's wall thickness, with SCH 40 being thicker than standard pipe.

This feature highlights the product's focus on user-friendliness and efficiency. The welding process is a key indicator of the manifold's quality and reliability

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Features 

• Welded to Pipe Pressure Vessel Standards: This indicates that the fabrication process adheres to strict engineering codes for safety and performance, likely following standards such as the Australian Standard AS 1210 or the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC). These standards cover design, materials, fabrication, inspection, and testing, ensuring the manifold can safely handle its intended pressure

• Fully Purged: Purging is a welding technique, often used for stainless steel, where an inert gas (like argon) is introduced to the back of the weld joint. This prevents oxidation and contamination on the inside of the pipe during the welding process, ensuring a clean, strong, and corrosion-resistant weld on both the interior and exterior surfaces

• Full Penetration: A full penetration weld is a high-quality weld where the weld metal completely fuses the joint, extending through the entire thickness of the material. This creates a joint that is as strong, if not stronger, than the base metal itself. In the context of a pressure manifold, this is crucial for preventing leaks and catastrophic failure under pressure. It also eliminates crevices where corrosive chemicals could accumulate.

• Durability and Longevity: The inherent strength and rust-resistant properties of 316 stainless steel mean the manifold can withstand the harsh conditions of agricultural use, reducing the risk of failure and extending the lifespan of the equipment. This leads to less downtime and lower maintenance costs over the long term.

• Seamless Integration: The manifold is designed to be a direct replacement for the original part, eliminating the need for farmers or mechanics to make any custom adjustments or modifications to their Rogator sprayer.

• Increased Strength: A thicker wall makes the manifold more robust and resistant to physical damage, such as dents or punctures.