Description
When your Solo sprayer starts losing pressure or won’t pump like it used to, chances are the diaphragm plate needs attention. This critical pump component takes the brunt of the work every time you pump the handle, flexing thousands of times to move chemical through the system. Over time, the plate can crack or warp, leaving you with a sprayer that just won’t perform when you need it most.
What You’re Getting
- Updated new-style design that addresses common failure points of the older version
- Chemical-resistant construction that handles herbicides, pesticides, and fertilizers without degrading
- Precision-molded fit that creates proper seal and pressure for consistent spray patterns
- Durable material that flexes repeatedly without cracking or losing shape
Built for Real Farm Work
This plate works with Solo’s popular backpack and handheld sprayers that see daily action around farms and ranches. Whether you’re spot-treating weeds in fence rows, applying herbicide to pastures, or spraying for pests around buildings, these sprayers handle the jobs that keep your operation running smooth.
Made to Last
Solo designed this new-style plate to outlast the original design, using improved materials and construction. The chemical-resistant formulation stands up to the harsh agricultural chemicals that would break down lesser parts, while the flexible design maintains its sealing properties through countless pump cycles.
Installation Notes
Swapping out the diaphragm plate is a straightforward repair that most folks can handle with basic tools. Clean the pump housing thoroughly before installing the new plate, and check that all mating surfaces are smooth and free of debris for the best seal.
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