Knapsack Sprayers

knapsack Sprayers consist of a tank together with a pressurizing device. Used for spraying insecticides and pesticides on small tress’ shrubs and row crops up to 2.5 m height.

A pump and an air chamber are permanently mounted in a 9 to 22.5 liter tank in a knapsack sprayer. Pumping with one hand while spraying with the other is possible because to the pump handle extending over the shoulder or under the arm of the operator. The pump can be kept running indefinitely to maintain uniform pressure.

Internally placed brass piston pump on the Knapsack Sprayer eliminates potentially dangerous external leaks. Enjoy the best Knapsack Sprayer, which features a high-density UV-resistant poly spray tank with volume markings in gallons and liters and good chemical resistance for longer life. Sprayers also feature a quick pressure build-up and are composed of a light plastic material to improve mobility and ease of movement while spraying.

One of the most well-known varieties of hand-held sprayers for pesticide application is the knapsack sprayer. Although many of these sprayers are employed to administer pesticides in small areas in developed countries, they are widely used in tropical countries on a variety of crops. The latter, particularly after the adoption of the insecticide DDT in 1960, when the spectrum of pesticides available rose substantially. The design and principal features of these applicators, sometimes known as backpack or lever-operated sprayers, have not altered significantly since they were initially created in the late nineteenth century.

Now there is a wide selection of knapsack sprayers with varying component types and features available from different manufacturers.