Manually Carried Pesticide Sprayer

Manually carried pesticide sprayers are a type of equipment used for pest, disease, and frost control in agriculture. They are classified under the supply class Pest, Disease, And Frost Control Equipment, which falls under the supply group Agricultural Machinery And Equipment.

These sprayers are designed to be carried by hand and are typically used in smaller-scale agricultural operations or for spot treatments in larger fields. They are commonly used to apply pesticides, fungicides, herbicides, and other chemicals to crops, plants, or trees.

Manually carried pesticide sprayers usually consist of a tank or reservoir for holding the liquid pesticide, a pump mechanism for pressurizing the tank, a wand or nozzle for spraying the pesticide onto the target area, and straps or handles for carrying the sprayer.

These sprayers are manually operated, meaning that the user must pump the handle or lever to build up pressure in the tank, which then allows the pesticide to be sprayed out through the nozzle. The spraying can be adjusted for different application rates and patterns, depending on the specific needs of the crop or area being treated.

Manually carried pesticide sprayers are a cost-effective and versatile option for pest, disease, and frost control in agriculture, particularly for smaller areas or when precision application is required. They offer flexibility and ease of use, allowing farmers and gardeners to effectively protect their crops from pests and diseases.