
Camera spraying, built in
Carbon Bee cameras sit on Stoll-made brackets along the boom, so chemical can go where it is needed instead of across the whole paddock.

Carbon Bee camera spraying on the Stoll platform, powered by Flowtron.
The CB Series puts Carbon Bee camera technology onto a Stoll. Cameras mounted along the boom on Stoll-made brackets look at the ground ahead of the nozzles, so chemical can be applied where it's needed rather than across the whole paddock.
It's still a Stoll underneath: strong, simple to service, and built to ride well in Australian conditions. The technology is there to make the sprayer better — not simply more complicated.
| Tank capacity | To come |
|---|---|
| Boom widths | 15–42 m, depending on model |
| Boom construction | To come |
| Rinse tank | To come |
| Pump | To come |
| Control system | To come |
| Nozzle spacing | To come |
| Axle and suspension | To come |
| Tyre options | To come |
| Transport width | To come |
| Tare weight | To come |





What you notice when you're the one running it.
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Carbon Bee cameras sit on Stoll-made brackets along the boom, so chemical can go where it is needed instead of across the whole paddock.

Drum rinse, agitation and hopper rinse are marked at the valve. Simple to run, simple to clean down.

A boom designed around strength and ride, with widths from 15 to 42 metres depending on the model.

Manufactured at our facility in Wagga Wagga, by the same people you call when you need help working something out.
Confirm how the CB Series uses Carbon Bee and Flowtron: camera spacing, what the system detects, and any results you're comfortable publishing. Please check with both companies that naming them is fine.
A model document for the CB Series like the S Series one: models, tank sizes, boom options and key specifications — or confirmation that it shares the S Series models and standard equipment.
Talk to us about how you spray, and we'll tell you honestly whether it's the right fit.