Selectline
Easyliner

Light to handle. Built for a sharp finish.

Mark your pitch with ease. The Easyliner combines clear, crisp lines with a compact 28 kg design and space for one 10-litre can. Easy to steer on the pitch and store after the job.

With the same pump, battery and spray system as the Selectliner, it brings proven marking technology to a smaller machine. Set line widths from 5 to 12 cm and mark up to five pitches on a full charge, depending on use and walking speed.

Compact, 28 kg
Easy to handle
Space for one 10-litre can
Robust construction

PROVEN TECHNOLOGY, COMPACT DESIGN

A compact machine, built for a finish you can be proud of. The Easyliner combines the Selectliner's pump, battery and adjustable marking discs with a design that is easy to handle and store.

With space for one 10-litre can, simple controls and a machine weight of 28 kg, it is practical from shed to pitch. Set the line width for your matches and training sessions, and get to work.

The Easyliner on a club pitch with the clubhouse and goal behind
Compact

Easy from shed to pitch

A compact 28 kg machine with space for one 10-litre can. Easy to wheel out, manoeuvre and store after marking.

Battery

Up to five pitches on one charge

A full charge covers up to five pitches, depending on use and walking speed. The included charger helps you keep the machine ready for the next round.

Line width

One machine, widths from 5 to 12 cm

Set the discs to the required width for full-size pitches, youth layouts and training areas. Adapt the machine to the job.

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Built to make your job easier
Your time on the pitch matters. With its compact design and simple controls, the Easyliner makes regular marking easy to manage. Load the paint, set the line width and get to work. Easy to handle from the shed to the final line, then store until next time.
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Compact machine, complete support
Get the best from your Easyliner with the right paint, nozzle and settings. We help you choose the combination that suits your pitch and the finish you want. From our marking paints and cleaner to practical advice, you have Selectline's support at every step. Before, during and after the marking job.
Specifications

Product type: Battery-powered spray line marking machine

Chassis: Steel chassis with a plastic cover and adjustable guide discs, on pneumatic tyres with plastic rims

Container capacity: One 10-litre container

Line widths: 5 cm, 8 cm, 10 cm, and 12 cm

Pump: Shurflo 8000-543-220 high-pressure diaphragm pump with bypass, 4.2 bar capacity. Paints are applied at 3 bar (45 PSI) at the nozzle.

Battery: 12 V, 12 Ah

Marking capacity: Up to five football pitches per charge, depending on walking speed

Charging time: Approximately 10 to 12 hours

Weight: 28.4 kg

Dimensions: Approximately 110 × 50 × 100 cm

Wheels: Pneumatic rubber tyres with plastic rims

Spray position: Front as standard; side marking requires an optional side-bar

Supplied with: Smart battery charger with LED indicator and maintenance programme, an empty 10-litre container, user manual and online warranty registration. Side-bar available separately

Paint compatibility: Selectline concentrated and ready-to-use paints

Suitable surface: Natural grass pitches

Warranty: One year, subject to online registration

Setup and configuration

Charging: Fully charge the battery before use. Charging from empty takes approximately 10 to 12 hours.

Handlebar: Adjust the handlebar to a comfortable operating height.

Line width: Set the guide discs to 5 cm, 8 cm, 10 cm, or 12 cm.

Nozzle type: Use the O-ring and 3 mm flat seal with Purple, Red, and White nozzles. Use the 4 mm flat seal with the Yellow nozzle.

Spray position: Front spraying is standard. Side marking requires the optional side bar.

Application conditions

Surface: Use on dry, freshly mown natural grass at temperatures above 5°C.

Paint: Shake the container, prepare the paint according to its instructions, and place the suction rod inside.

Weather: Do not mark immediately after rain or while the grass is wet from rain or dew. Avoid rainfall, frost, strong winds, and intense direct sunlight.

Priming: Set the spray height and prime the system until paint reaches the spray head. Return the valve to the marking position before starting.

Operation: Lower the guide discs and maintain a steady walking pace. Start and stop spraying using the handlebar switch.

Cleaning and storage

Flushing: Place the suction rod in clean water or water with Selectline Cleaner. Open the priming valve and run the machine until the rinsing water runs clear.

Spray head: Return the valve to the marking position to flush the spray head. Remove and clean the nozzle holder, nozzle and filter separately.

After use: Allow cleaned components to dry and recharge the Easyliner before its next use.

Storage: Store between 5°C and 30°C in a dry place. Protect the machine and battery from frost.

Find the right combination

Paints and accessories for this machine

Why choose Selectline

We make it ourselves. For thirty years.

We develop and build our own Selectline machines, alongside the paints they use. We design machine and paint to work together and test the combination on real pitches before it reaches yours. One range, with every part developed for the same job: clear, even lines.

Our team brings three decades of line marking experience, from professional stadiums to local club pitches. Tell us about your pitch, your equipment and the challenges you face. We’ll help you choose the right paint and settings, with practical advice for clear, even lines you can be proud of.

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Frequently asked questions

How many pitches can I mark on one battery charge?

A full charge supports marking up to five football pitches, depending on walking speed and nozzle flow. The 12 V, 12 Ah battery takes approximately 10 to 12 hours to charge from empty, so charge the machine the evening before a marking round. Grounds teams marking several pitches in one day often keep a second battery ready.

What line widths can the Easyliner mark?

Four settings: 5 cm, 8 cm, 10 cm and 12 cm, set with the guide discs. Adjust the discs before marking and lower them with the front lockpin. Check the line width prescribed for your sport and competition level, as requirements differ: football, rugby, hockey and athletics do not all use the same width.

What is the difference between the Easyliner and the Selectliner?

Both machines use the same Shurflo three-chamber diaphragm pump, the same 12 V / 12 Ah battery and the same spray system. The Easyliner is the compact version: one 10-litre container, 28.4 kg, front spraying as standard, with side marking available through an optional side-bar. The Selectliner carries two 10-litre containers, weighs 36.8 kg and supports front or side spraying as standard.

Which seal goes with which nozzle on the Easyliner?

Use the O-ring together with the 3 mm flat seal for the Purple, Red and White nozzles. Use the 4 mm flat seal for the Yellow nozzle. Fitting the wrong seal is a common cause of leaking at the nozzle holder and of pressure loss at the spray head.

Why does my Easyliner spray unevenly, or stop spraying?

Work through four checks in order. First, prime the system: open the priming valve and run the machine until paint reaches the spray head. Second, remove and clean the nozzle and filter: dried paint is the most common cause. Third, check the battery charge, since a low battery reduces pump pressure before it stops the machine. Fourth, confirm the suction rod is fully submerged in the paint. Flushing the machine immediately after every session prevents most of these faults.

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Questions about paint, machine settings or a line that didn’t turn out as expected? Tell us about your pitch and how you mark it. Our team will help you find a practical solution, whether you manage several pitches or mark your local club’s field.

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