What is the typical pressure range for a pesticide application sprayer?

The typical pressure range for a pesticide application sprayer is best understood in the context of its operational requirements and the effectiveness of pesticide delivery. A pressure range of 1 to 100 psi encompasses the various needs of sprayers based on the type of pesticides being applied and the target application method.

Lower pressures (around 1 psi) might be appropriate for certain types of applications where gentle delivery is necessary, such as with specific targeting of pests or when using sensitive equipment. Conversely, higher pressures (up to 100 psi) can be necessary for achieving finer spray droplets, which are often needed for effective coverage, particularly in dense or foliage-rich environments.

This broad pressure range captures the versatility of sprayer operations across different scenarios—from low-volume applications to high-pressure needs for thorough coverage. It aligns with industry practices, making it the most accurate choice among the given options. Understanding this range helps in selecting the appropriate equipment and settings for efficient and effective pesticide application.