If your sprayer delivers less spray to an area than desired, how can you increase the delivery rate?

Increasing the delivery rate of a sprayer can be achieved effectively by both increasing pressure and using larger nozzles. When you increase the pressure, it enhances the flow rate of the liquid being sprayed, allowing more product to be distributed over the same area in a given amount of time. This is particularly useful if the current spray pattern is insufficient for achieving the desired coverage.

Using larger nozzles also contributes to a higher delivery rate because larger nozzles can pass a greater volume of liquid at any given pressure compared to smaller ones. This change directly influences the amount of pesticide that can be applied to the target area.

Both adjustments can create a significant impact on the overall application rate, making it easier to reach the necessary levels of herbicide, pesticide, or fungicide coverage for effective pest management. Coordination of these two factors plays a crucial role in ensuring that the intended application volume is met without compromising the efficiency and effectiveness of the treatment.