Ideal for overseeding and aerating small areas on bowling greens, tennis courts, golf greens, tees and ornamental lawns.
- Interchangeable heads between slotter and spiker.
- 50% saving of grass seed when overseeding using slotter.
- Rapid germination and stronger growth.
- No loss of play and no top dressing required.
- Simple to store and maintain.
- Working width 250mm (10”).
Specification
Specification Hand Slotter Hand Spiker Code BS002
BS004
Working width 250mm (10")
250mm (10")
Additional spiker reel
BS003: Additional spiker reel - 250mm (10")
Additional slotter reel
BS005: Additional slotter reel - 250mm (10")
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FAQS
What are Bray Hand Tools used for?
Bray Hand Tools are designed for small area turf care, especially in sports like bowls, croquet, golf, tennis and cricket. They’re ideal for improving seed germination and turf aeration.
What’s the difference between the Slotter and Spiker reels?
Slotter Reel: Creates seed slots for overseeding, promoting rapid germination and strong root development.
Spiker Reel: Aerates compacted areas to allow better penetration of air, water, and nutrients.
Can I switch between the Slotter and Spiker reels easily?
Yes. The tool features interchangeable heads, allowing you to easily switch between slotting and spiking functions.
What are the benefits of using the Bray Slotter for overseeding?
Saves up to 50% of grass seed, Promotes rapid germination, Strengthens root structure, No need for top dressing, Play can continue uninterrupted
Will using these tools disrupt play or mowing?
No. Both the slotter and spiker are designed for minimal surface disruption, so mowing and play can continue as usual.
What’s the operating width and weight of the tool?
Operating Width: 250mm (10")
Weight: 7kg
Are these tools easy to maintain and store?
Yes. Bray Hand Tools are designed to be simple to maintain and store, making them ideal for clubs and local authorities.
Who typically uses these tools?
They are popular with groundskeepers, sports clubs, local authorities and anyone managing fine turf areas such as lawns, bowling greens and golf courses.
