Which type of nozzle produces smaller droplets?

Narrow spray angle nozzles are designed to produce finer droplets compared to other types of nozzles. The mechanics of these nozzles allow for a more concentrated stream of liquid, which results in smaller droplet sizes as the liquid is forced through a smaller opening. This configuration facilitates better atomization, which is the process of breaking liquid into smaller particles.

Smaller droplets can be beneficial for various applications, such as achieving more thorough coverage and improving the effectiveness of pesticides or fertilizers by ensuring that they can more easily adhere to and penetrate the target surface. In contrast, other nozzle types may produce larger droplets due to their wider openings or spray patterns, which may be more suitable for different application needs but do not achieve the same degree of fine mist produced by narrow spray angle nozzles. This type of nozzle is particularly effective in preventing drift and improves contact with the target while maximizing efficiency in the application process.