Selectline
Selectliner

The workhorse for your marking round.

Several pitches to mark and a full day ahead. The Selectliner gives you the capacity and stability to keep working. Its robust steel frame and wheels with steel rims provide a steady base, while space for two 10-litre cans means fewer trips back to refill.

Position the spray assembly at the front or side to suit the job. Choose line widths from 5 to 12 cm for different pitches and training areas. A dependable marking machine built for regular use, season after season.

20-litre capacity
Stable on the pitch
Front or side spraying
Built to last

MARKED IN ONE GO

When your marking round covers several pitches, capacity matters. So does a machine that feels steady from the first touchline to the final centre circle.

The Selectliner carries up to 20 litres and gives you a robust base for controlled marking. Front or side spraying and adjustable line widths let you adapt to each pitch. More time marking, fewer interruptions to fetch paint.

A groundsman marking a grass pitch with the Selectline Selectliner
Flexible

Mark from the front or side

Keep the spray assembly in front for a clear view of the line. Move it to the side when marking along boundaries or following an existing line.

Battery

Up to five pitches on one charge

A full charge gives you capacity for up to five pitches, depending on use and walking speed. Plan your round with fewer charging interruptions.

Line width

One machine, widths from 5 to 12 cm

Adjust the discs to the required width. Mark full-size pitches, youth layouts and training areas with the same machine.

Overhead view of the Selectliner spray head laying a white line on grass
Two cans. Fewer stops.
With room for two 10-litre cans, you take more paint onto the pitch. Less time walking back to the shed and more time getting the grounds ready. Whether you mark one large area or several pitches, the Selectliner's capacity helps you organise an efficient round. Actual coverage depends on the paint, nozzle and settings you use.
Close-up of the Selectliner guide discs and spray assembly beside a pitch
Front or side. Your choice.
Position the Selectliner’s spray assembly at the front or side to suit the way you mark. At the front, you have a clear view of the line as it takes shape. At the side, you can mark along pitch boundaries or follow existing lines. The same machine, adapted to the job on your pitch.
Specifications

Product type: Professional battery-powered spray line marking machine

Chassis: Steel chassis with adjustable guide discs, on pneumatic tyres with iron rims

Container capacity: Two 10-litre containers

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: 36.8 kg

Dimensions: Approximately 125 × 60 × 95 cm

Wheels: Pneumatic rubber tyres with iron rims

Spray position: Front or side

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

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.

Spray position: Install the spray assembly at the front or side and connect the tube to the spray head.

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

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

Disc control: Use the handlebar control to raise the guide discs or keep them lifted when marking guidance is not required.

Application conditions

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

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

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: Turn the ball valve to the priming position and run the machine until paint reaches the spray head. Return the valve to the marking position before starting.

Operation: Set the spray height, lower the guide discs, and maintain a steady walking pace. Control 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 the cleaned components to dry and recharge the Selectliner 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

When should I use side spraying instead of front spraying?

Use side spraying when you need to follow an existing reference, such as an old line, a tensioned rope or a boundary, while keeping the machine clear of it, and when marking close to a fence, wall or stand. Front spraying gives the best view of the application point and is the normal choice for setting out a layout and for open pitch work.

How much paint can the Selectliner carry?

The Selectliner carries two 10-litre containers on a steel chassis. That allows a second container to travel with the machine, so a longer marking session does not have to be interrupted to walk back for paint, which is useful when several pitches are marked in one round.

What pump pressure does the Selectliner deliver, and why does it matter?

The Selectliner uses a Shurflo 8000-543-220 three-chamber diaphragm pump with a capacity of 4.2 bar, delivering 3 bar / 45 PSI at the nozzle. Pressure determines whether the paint atomises into a stable spray fan: below roughly 3 bar the fan collapses and the line develops ragged, feathered edges, whichever paint is used.

How do I clean the Selectliner correctly after marking?

Clean immediately, before the paint dries. 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. Then return the valve to the marking position to flush the spray head, and remove the nozzle holder, nozzle and filter to clean them separately. Let the components dry and recharge the battery before the next use. Most machine faults we see are caused by skipped cleaning, not by wear.

How do I order spare parts, and what does the warranty cover?

The Selectliner carries a one-year warranty, subject to online registration after purchase. Spare parts, including the pump, battery, nozzles, filters, seals and wheels, are ordered through your Selectline distributor. Identify the part from the machine's parts list and quote its reference, so the distributor can order the correct item first time.

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