Stara Imperador 4000

Engineering Excellence in Self-Propelled Sprayers

The Stara Imperador series is defined by its strategic central boom placement, a design choice that fundamentally alters machine balance. Unlike conventional rear-mounted designs, this central configuration significantly reduces boom oscillations, ensuring consistent spray height even on undulating terrain. This stability is the cornerstone of the machine's precision application capabilities.

Critical Technical Components

• Continuous Recirculation System: Keeps the chemical mixture in constant motion throughout the boom lines. This prevents sedimentation, ensures uniform concentration from the first second of operation, and streamlines the end-of-day flushing process.
• Individual Nozzle Control: By managing each nozzle independently, the system eliminates overlap in headlands and complex field shapes, reducing chemical wastage by up to 7% while protecting the crop from over-application.
• Equilibre Stability System: Utilizing gyroscopic sensors and independent suspension, the system actively compensates for machine movement at speeds up to 30 km/h. By maintaining a constant distance to the canopy, it ensures consistent droplet deposition for superior chemical efficacy.

Mobility and Operational Resilience

Equipped with active pneumatic height control, the Stara Imperador allows operators to adjust ground clearance on the fly. This is essential for late-season applications in tall crops like corn or sunflowers. The 4x4 drivetrain features independent torque management on each wheel, preventing slippage in soft, muddy conditions and preserving soil structure by minimizing rutting.

Integration with the Stara Telemetria platform transforms the sprayer into a data-driven node within the farm’s management ecosystem. Real-time monitoring of hydraulic pressure, engine load, and application metrics allows for predictive maintenance, ensuring the machine remains operational during critical spraying windows when every hour counts.