Equipment Technologies Outfits Sprayers with Trimble Products

Sprayer company announces OEM partnership with Trimble, expanding precision ag offering with factory install options.

By Margy Eckelkamp

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September 19, 2022 11:17 PM

Equipment Technologies (ET) has formed an OEM partnership with Trimble. The partnership gives Equipment Technologies the ability to manufacturer its Apache sprayers Trimble Ready or with select precision agriculture components from Trimble factory-installed and factory-serviced. This includes the following Trimble products: FmX and CFX-750 field displays, Field-IQ crop input control system, and the Autopilot automated steering system.

ET also installs Raven precision ag products at the factory.
For more:
www.trimble.com
www.etsprayers.com

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