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Jacto

A Brazil-headquartered agricultural equipment company with product lineages in spraying, fertilizing, planting, coffee and sugarcane harvesting, portable equipment, precision agriculture, and digital services.

LEGAL NAMEMáquinas Agrícolas Jacto S.A.
FOUNDING REFERENCE1948
EVIDENCEManufacturer stated
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COMPANY RESEARCH CONSOLE / PUBLISHED DOSSIER
6MILESTONES17CONTEXT RECORDS86SOURCE LINKS
FOUNDING REFERENCE1948Jacto
  1. 1948Jacto begins in Pompeia
  2. 1958Backpack spraying joins the portfolio
  3. 1970Orchard spraying lineage develops
  4. 1989Self-propelled Uniport lineage begins
  5. 2010–2011OTMIS and nozzle-level control emerge
  6. Current scopeMachines and digital layers operate together
RESEARCH LAYERSMove through the dossier by evidence layer
01 / Company profile1context records

9 unique sources · 9 links

Open layer ↓02 / History6context records

6 unique sources · 12 links

Open layer ↓03 / Brands2context records

7 unique sources · 24 links

Open layer ↓04 / Product series4context records

15 unique sources · 28 links

Open layer ↓05 / Technology4context records

13 unique sources · 13 links

Open layer ↓
SOURCE MIXPublisher classes in this dossier

official organization9

manufacturer7

research6

PUBLISHER FOOTPRINTMost represented source publishers
  1. 01Jacto7 registered records
  2. 02Penn State Extension2 registered records
  3. 03University of Georgia Cooperative Extension2 registered records
  4. 04AgriEngineering1 registered records
  5. 05Computers and Electronics in Agriculture1 registered records
  6. 06European Space Agency Navipedia1 registered records
Counts describe the current World Farm Tech dossier, not company scale, quality, innovation, market position, or independent verification. Milestones follow editorial sequence; their spacing does not represent elapsed time.
01 / Overview

Read the company as a system.

Jacto traces its origin to Shunji Nishimura's 1948 dusting equipment business in Pompeia, São Paulo. Its official company material describes manufacturing in Brazil, Argentina and Thailand and sales across more than 100 countries.

This profile concentrates on application machinery and the OTMIS precision-agriculture layer. Other Jacto activities remain separate product, market, service and evidence contexts.

Brazilian product pages do not establish availability or specifications elsewhere. Exact model, year, region, crop, boom or air system, nozzle, controller, guidance, software, connectivity, product label, dealer, service and legal authority must be verified.

02 / Brands

The identities users meet in the market.

Brand records sit between the parent company and individual product series. They preserve ownership context while allowing regional portfolios to be documented separately.

Published company ecosystem / live map2 brands / 4 series / 4 concepts
Parent companyJactoOwnership context, not a product-compatibility claim
01 / brandJacto3 public groups · 3 bounded series
sprayerJacto Arbus 4000sprayerJacto Uniport 2030sprayerJacto Uniport 3030 EletroVortex
The current Brazilian Portuguese company, timeline, product, legal, and support pages verified on 2026-07-23 are used for orientation. Product name, model year, country, crop, machine, tank, boom or air system, nozzle, pump, controller, guidance, software, connectivity, options, label authority, dealer, warranty, parts, and availability vary by region, configuration, release, and date.
02 / brandOTMIS3 public groups · 1 bounded series
precision platformOTMIS Omni 700
The current Brazilian Portuguese Jacto timeline and Omni 700 product page verified on 2026-07-23 define this orientation. Brand naming, machine family, model year, receiver and correction service, steering hardware, display, controller, activation, software, connectivity, data service, compatibility, dealer, support, and availability vary by country, machine, configuration, release, and date.
Independent learning layerDecode the systems behind the portfolio
Lines show the editorial hierarchy of published company, brand, and series records. Concept links remain independent explainers: they do not state that every listed series includes a feature or that products across branches are compatible.
03 / Timeline

The lineage behind the name.

Company history / select one milestone01 of 06 / 1948
Milestones follow the editorial sequence in the published company record. Equal spacing does not represent equal elapsed time, and portfolio-era labels are not exact dates.
04 / Portfolio

From brand architecture to field work.

PORTFOLIO LAYER

Field spraying

Self-propelled, tractor-mounted and portable application equipment with configuration-specific control layers.

  • Uniport self-propelled sprayers
  • Boom sprayers
  • Portable sprayers
  • Nozzles and fluid components
PORTFOLIO LAYER

Orchard and perennial crops

Air-assisted and other application systems for bounded canopy, row and crop contexts.

  • Arbus sprayers
  • Air delivery
  • Multicontrol contexts
  • Coffee equipment
PORTFOLIO LAYER

Precision and digital agriculture

Configured guidance, display, control, telematics and farm-service layers.

  • OTMIS
  • Omni displays
  • Guidance and operation repeat
  • Jacto Connect and Jacto Next contexts
PORTFOLIO LAYER

Other machinery

Fertilizing, planting and harvesting families that do not inherit spray-system claims.

  • Fertilizers
  • Planters
  • Coffee harvesters
  • Sugarcane harvesters
05 / Technology

Learn the concepts behind the portfolio.

These links explain independent technology concepts. They do not assert that every brand, model, or market offering implements every feature.

Application systems

Separate airflow, charge, and liquid

Trace hydraulic output, droplet spectrum, airflow, charge state, canopy geometry, weather, deposition, off-target loss and maintenance.

Air-Assisted Electrostatic Spraying →Application control

Scope nozzle-level actuation

Verify valve, duty cycle, pressure, nozzle, speed, turns, limits, chemistry, calibration and physical output.

Pulse-Width Modulation Spray Control →Machine guidance

Keep path control bounded

Guidance supports machine motion but does not prove spray authorization, delivery, canopy deposition or treatment outcome.

Agricultural Auto-Guidance →Connected machinery

Distinguish remote data from field truth

Connectivity can carry machine events while configuration, completeness, interpretation, permissions and field verification remain separate.

Agricultural Machinery Telematics →
06 / Evidence

Official company sources.

Company history, brand structure, and portfolio descriptions are original World Farm Tech summaries based on the linked official pages. Manufacturer statements are not treated as independent performance verification.

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Jacto CompanyJacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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Jacto TimelineJacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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Uniport 2030Jacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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04
Uniport 3030 EletroVortexJacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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05
Arbus 4000Jacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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06
Omni 700 Hydraulic GuidanceJacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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07
Jacto Legal NoticeJacto · Accessed 2026-07-23
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Evaluation of Air-Assisted Electrostatic Spraying Systems in an OrchardUSDA Agricultural Research Service · Accessed 2026-07-23
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09
Air-blast Sprayer Calibration: ProcessPenn State Extension · Accessed 2026-07-23
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