Thermal Weed Control
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Thermal weed control attachments (MTWC E900 and sensor-operated MTWC H900) use 100% hot water, no chemicals or pesticides, to treat weeds on pavements and public spaces. Suited to contractors, municipalities, and facilities teams subject to herbicide restrictions.
102 °C (215 °F) hot-water treatment kills weeds without toxic chemicals, no species is resistant
900 L (237 gal) high-capacity rear tank on MTWC E900 reduces shift refills
MTWC H900 sensor model scales from 500–1,100 L (132–290 gal) tank and treats up to 400 hectares per season
Front-mounted treatment unit is up to 140 cm (55 in) wide with a 25 cm (10 in) side-shift function on E900; 120–160 cm (47–63 in) wide on H900
20 m (22 yd) hand lance on spring reel (E900) and 12 m (13 yd) reel (H900) for manual treatment of hard-to-reach areas
Automatic temperature control and heat exchanger cut energy use while holding a stable water temperature
Operating speed 0.5–5.0 km/h (0.3–3.0 mph) on the H900 sensor model
Only 3 treatments per season needed thanks to systemic effect on the plant's roots
See the Thermal Weed Control at work
Landscape contractors, municipalities, and facilities management companies that must maintain parks, town squares, cemeteries, and stadium pitches under chemical-free mandates. Particularly well suited where treatment near open water or in bad weather is required.
Town-centre pavements, kerbs, and pedestrian zones
Parks, green spaces, and public squares
Cemeteries and memorial grounds
Stadium pitch surrounds and sports facilities
Sites adjacent to open water where chemical sprays are prohibited
Uses 102 °C water rather than herbicide, so it can be applied in bad weather, near open water, and on sites with chemical bans that shut out traditional sprayers. The H900 sensor model covers 400 hectares per season and needs only 3 treatments per year thanks to a systemic root effect, while the E900 carries a 900 L tank to cut refill stops. An integrated heat exchanger reduces the energy required to hold treatment temperature, and a 20 m hand-lance reel reaches hard-to-get corners. No species of weed is resistant.
Replaces glyphosate and other chemical herbicide programmes, as well as flame-weeder trolleys, for councils and contractors transitioning to non-chemical vegetation control.
For quick surface-only removal of moss and grass at joint lines, the mechanical Multihog Weed Brush may be a faster and lower-water-use option.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Thermal Weed Control best suited for?
Landscape contractors, municipalities, and facilities management companies that must maintain parks, town squares, cemeteries, and stadium pitches under chemical-free mandates. Particularly well suited where treatment near open water or in bad weather is required.
What are the main applications for the Thermal Weed Control?
The Thermal Weed Control is ideal for: Town-centre pavements, kerbs, and pedestrian zones; Parks, green spaces, and public squares; Cemeteries and memorial grounds; Stadium pitch surrounds and sports facilities; Sites adjacent to open water where chemical sprays are prohibited.
What sets the Thermal Weed Control apart from other quick-change attachments?
Uses 102 °C water rather than herbicide, so it can be applied in bad weather, near open water, and on sites with chemical bans that shut out traditional sprayers. The H900 sensor model covers 400 hectares per season and needs only 3 treatments per year thanks to a systemic root effect, while the E900 carries a 900 L tank to cut refill stops. An integrated heat exchanger reduces the energy required to hold treatment temperature, and a 20 m hand-lance reel reaches hard-to-get corners. No species of weed is resistant.
When should I consider a different model instead of the Thermal Weed Control?
For quick surface-only removal of moss and grass at joint lines, the mechanical Multihog Weed Brush may be a faster and lower-water-use option.
What is the typical upgrade path from the Thermal Weed Control?
Replaces glyphosate and other chemical herbicide programmes, as well as flame-weeder trolleys, for councils and contractors transitioning to non-chemical vegetation control.
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