WHS15190 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 15,000 L
- Engine power
- 190 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 85 m
WODETEC · HYDROSEEDING EQUIPMENT
WHS Series Hydroseeders
Compare 12 documented WHS configurations by stated tank capacity, engine rating and model-specific conveying data. Confirm material compatibility and the order configuration.
Find your configurationMIX. PUMP. SPRAY.
Hydroseeding Equipment
For Your Project Needs
Hydroseeding applies a specified mixture of seed, fibre mulch, fertiliser and water to prepared ground. Any binder or soil amendment must be selected for the project and the machine configuration.
Inside the machine, mechanical agitation keeps solids in suspension while a centrifugal pump moves the slurry to a cannon or hose gun. Tank size, engine rating and pump configuration vary by model.
The documented WHS range includes stated tank capacities from 1,200 L to 15,000 L. Distinguish liquid, geometric, effective and working capacity, then review the planned materials, water supply and delivery route.
- Compact models for smaller equipment requirements
- Mid-capacity and large-capacity configurations
- Model-specific technical tables and equipment photographs
Tank size is one input. Share the slurry formulation, application area, access, water supply, hose route and required working output so the configuration can be reviewed against the job.
WHS15190Explore this configuration →Explore application guides →COMPARE THE RANGE
WHS Hydroseeding Machines
Compare tank capacity, engine configuration and conveying data. Open a model for its complete technical specification.
WHS13190 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 13,000 L
- Engine power
- 190 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 85 m
WHS10120 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 10,000 L
- Engine power
- 120 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 70 m
WHS08100 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 8,000 L
- Engine power
- 100 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 70 m
WHS06100 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 6,000 L
- Engine power
- 100 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 70 m
WHS08100A Hydroseeder
- Effective tank capacity
- 8,000 L
- Engine power
- 103 kW
- Discharge distance from tower
- Up to 70 m
WHS0883 Hydroseeder
- Geometric tank capacity
- 8,000 L
- Engine power
- 83 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 80 m
WHS0683 Hydroseeder
- Geometric tank capacity
- 6,000 L
- Engine power
- 83 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 80 m
WHS0551 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 5,000 L
- Engine power
- 51 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 60 m
WHS0353 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 3,000 L
- Engine power
- 53 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 60 m
WHS0217 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 2,000 L
- Engine power
- 17 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 35 m
WHS0117 Hydroseeder
- Liquid capacity
- 1,200 L
- Engine power
- 17 kW
- Horizontal conveying
- 26 m
Conveying figures are model-specific reference data. Actual suitability depends on slurry, elevation and operating conditions.
LET’S REVIEW YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Get Your Equipment Selection Started
Share your application, preferred tank volume and delivery requirements.
We can use your brief to discuss the configuration.
UNDERSTAND THE EQUIPMENT
What To Compare In A Hydroseeder
Look beyond tank size. Review the complete mixing and delivery configuration.
Tank capacity definitions
Check whether the model states liquid, geometric or effective tank capacity, and review working capacity separately.
Engine configuration
Review model-specific engine rating, fuel type and cooling arrangement.
Mechanical agitation
Check how the selected model keeps the specified slurry mixed and in suspension.
Pump & conveying data
Review pump output and reference conveying distance alongside the actual hose route and elevation.
Cannon & hose arrangement
Confirm the supplied spray-gun arrangement and the reach needed for safe operating positions.
Configuration options
Discuss tank-volume and trailer requirements. Confirm which options are available for your model.
MATCH THE MACHINE TO THE WORK
Hydroseeder Applications
Site planning starts with your surface, materials, access and water supply.
Slope Greening
Review slope geometry, surface preparation and safe machine positions.
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Erosion Control
Define exposed surfaces, treatment materials and delivery routes.
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Mine Rehabilitation
Include site access, water supply and elevation changes in the equipment brief.
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Landscaping & Turf
Plan prepared surfaces, water availability and the proposed slurry.
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Dust Control
Confirm the treatment material and site requirements before selecting equipment.
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Tell Us About Your Application
Share the treatment area, access, material specification and water supply to start the discussion.
Discuss your application →Supplied worksite photographs illustrate operating contexts. They are not verified customer projects or measured results.
A CLEARER EQUIPMENT PROPOSAL
Review The Details
Before You Choose
Ask for model-specific technical data, the exact configuration and the applicable drawings. Review the machine and the intended materials together.
MOQ, lead time, packing, commissioning and warranty terms need confirmation in your quotation.
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FROM SITE BRIEF TO MODEL SELECTION
Prepare Your Hydroseeder Enquiry
Four practical steps to a more useful configuration discussion.
STEP 01
Define The Worksite
Map the treatment surface, access restrictions, safe machine positions and available water supply.
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Review Your Materials
Share the specified slurry ingredients and preparation method. Check compatibility with the model under consideration.
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STEP 03
Compare The Machine
Review liquid and working capacities, engine, pump, conveying data and dimensions. Confirm the required configuration.
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STEP 04
Confirm The Proposal
Ask for order-specific drawings, packing and delivery scope, commissioning, training, spares and warranty terms.
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A Better Brief.
A Clearer Proposal.
Review these points with your equipment supplier before confirming an order.
Start a discussion →Confirm the configuration
Check liquid and working capacities, engine, pump, dimensions and selected options against the intended materials and vehicle.
Compare model data →Agree the supply scope
Request the final specification, drawings, packing and delivery terms. Confirm training, spares and warranty scope in writing.
Review enquiry topics →EQUIPMENT QUESTIONS
Hydroseeder Selection FAQ
What does a hydroseeder do?
A hydroseeder mixes and applies the specified slurry to a prepared surface. The supplied WHS material describes soil substrate, seed, mulch, water-retention agent, binder, fertiliser and water. Confirm the intended formulation against the model.
Which tank volume should I choose?
Compare usable working capacity, refilling access, available water, vehicle limits and the daily work plan. The catalogue includes stated tank capacities from 1,200 L to 15,000 L. Liquid, geometric, effective and working capacity are different definitions.
How do I compare engine and pump specifications?
Read the model-specific table. Engine rating, pump capacity, pressure and solid clearance should be reviewed together with the intended materials and delivery route.
Does the conveying distance equal the hose length?
No. The listed maximum horizontal conveying figure is a model-specific reference. It is not a universal hose-length or field-performance guarantee. Slurry, elevation and operating conditions require review.
Can the equipment configuration be changed?
The supplied product material describes tank-volume changes and trailer configurations. Available options vary by model; request the exact scope and specification in your quotation.
Which applications are documented?
The material describes slope greening, erosion control, mine and oilfield reclamation, landscaping, turf, landfill cover and dust control. Equipment suitability depends on the project specification.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Send the application, treatment area, slurry ingredients, preferred tank volume, water supply, hose route, elevation changes, vehicle restrictions and destination. Add a model shortlist if you have one.
What about delivery, training and warranty?
MOQ, lead time, packing, delivery, commissioning, training, spare-parts and warranty terms need confirmation in the order-specific quotation. They are not implied by the reference specification.
WHS06100A, WHS08118 and WHS06118 remain outside this catalogue while their key parameters are unverified.