Handheld Spray
MRF's Bluetooth sensor clips onto a handheld sprayer. Every trigger pull is logged with GPS location and operator, so supervisors can see exactly what was sprayed, where, on any device.
Handheld spraying is hard to document. Crews are on foot, often working alone, and paper records are filled in after the fact. MRF Handheld Spray records the work as it’s done: a small Bluetooth sensor on the spray gun talks to the crew member’s phone, and every application is mapped automatically.
Above: Every trigger pull is mapped as a spray point in the MRF Sprayer Map app.
What you can do with Handheld Spray
Automatic spray records
The sensor detects each trigger pull; the app uploads the GPS location and user action to MRF Web.
Assigned tasks
Crew members log in and see the spraying tasks assigned to them, with full task details.
Application notes
Record chemical type, weather conditions and other notes for each task, then upload them to the web map.
See work completed
Supervisors view completed spraying on desktop, phone or tablet.
A closer look
Works well with
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Weed Inspection
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Pest Inspection
Record pest surveys and inspections in the field, mapped and reportable.
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See it working with your own data.
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