What does spray pressure influence?

Spray pressure significantly influences the formation of spray droplets. When the pressure is adjusted, it affects how the liquid pesticide is atomized when it exits the spray nozzle. Higher pressure generally leads to smaller droplets being formed, which can result in more uniform coverage of the target area. Conversely, lower pressures can lead to larger droplets, which may not adhere as effectively to surfaces or target pests.

Understanding how spray pressure affects droplet size is crucial for effective pesticide application, as it determines not only how well the pesticide adheres to the target but also influences drift potential and overall efficacy. Proper droplet size can minimize wastage and enhance the performance of the pesticide, ultimately leading to more successful pest control.