Characteristics of the Dispenser

1. The diameter of the mist particles produced by the pesticide applicator is very small. As is well known, the small mist particles of pesticides have good prevention and control effects. Various experiments have shown that smoke penetration is impenetrable and can kill pests in dense tree crowns and even gaps in bark. 2. The smaller the particle size of smoke, the more the number of particles. Experiments have shown that the more mist particles per unit area, the better the prevention and control effect. A large number of fog particles are diffuse and evenly distributed in space, greatly increasing the chances of contact with bacteria and pests, which is beneficial for improving the control effect. This advantage is particularly significant in indoor (shed) prevention and control.
3. Smoke particles are small and have multi-directional deposition characteristics, which are beneficial for the deposition of mist particles on the front and back sides of branches and leaves, as well as in various directions of the insect body. The deposition rate is higher on small target objects, such as insect antennae and hairs, which is one of the reasons for the good pest control effect.
4. Smoke diffuses and spreads in space, appearing in a suspended form, and is particularly effective in killing flying insects. Rubber has achieved good results in preventing and controlling Powdery mildew and Anthrax. One of the reasons is that bacterial spores are spread through the air, and a large amount of suspended smoke is easy to meet spores, which can inhibit the formation of floating spore suckers, making them lose their ability to infect and reproduce, thus achieving good control effects.
5. The smoke particles are small, combined with the use of oil agents, which are resistant to rainwater erosion, have long-lasting effects, and have good prevention and control effects. Cloudy and rainy weather has little impact on the sprayed smoke