A technological icon of Brazilian agriculture with five decades of operation, the Ipanema combines high technology and the tradition of a continuously evolving machine, meeting the strictest safety requirements and offering high productivity and low operating costs, especially when compared to other types of sprayers.
The Ipanema series has surpassed the mark of 1,600 units produced and delivered, maintaining its position as the national market leader with a 60% share. Since the launch of the new version of the EMB-203 model in 2020, the company has experienced continuous sales growth.
Produced at Embraer’s Botucatu-SP plant, the aircraft has been running on ethanol since 2005, making it the company’s first aircraft certified and mass-produced to fly on renewable energy. An ideal tool for spraying, the Ipanema offers application at constant speed, with zero losses due to kneading or soil compaction. Versatile, it can also be used to spread seeds, combat vectors and larvae, fight primary fires and repopulate rivers.
