Spray Nozzles

A battery-powered spray pump nozzle is a critical component that controls the application of liquid, such as pesticides or fertilizers, onto target areas. It is designed to produce the desired spray pattern and droplet size for efficient and effective distribution. The nozzle typically consists of several parts:

1. Nozzle Body: The main housing that connects to the spray wand or gun and contains internal components.

2. Orifice: This small opening at the tip of the nozzle determines the flow rate and droplet size of the spray. Different-sized orifices can be used to adjust application rates.

3. Filter Screen: Some nozzles include a filter screen to prevent debris from clogging the orifice, ensuring a consistent flow.

4. Adjustable Settings: Many nozzles have adjustable settings that allow operators to change spray patterns, such as fan-shaped or cone-shaped sprays, based on specific application requirements.

5. Nozzle Cap: The cap secures the internal components within the nozzle body and may be removable for cleaning or maintenance purposes.

Battery-powered knapsack spray pump nozzles are available in various materials such as plastic, brass, stainless steel, and ceramic to accommodate different chemical compatibility needs and durability requirements.

It's important for users to select a suitable nozzle based on their specific spraying tasks and application requirements in order to achieve optimal results while using their battery-powered knapsack sprayer.