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Re: Want/need to make a sprayer
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Posted by hayray on July 24, 2006 at 22:17:06 from (216.234.120.81):
In Reply to: Want/need to make a sprayer posted by old on July 24, 2006 at 21:18:28:
why not buy a pump and pump water rather than compressed air. As the air pressure goes down you are going to change your spray volume, sounds very difficult to do, I think you would have a easier time buying a cheap water pump. Also another problem you are gong to have withe the compressed air is that you won't have any tank agitation to mix the chemical, that is very important in spraying. If you really want to make one the best thing to do is to have a tank, I would buy a sprayer tank, but you need a agitation return line and a sucction line and a pressure gauge and regulator, then hose and nozzles. The air pressure works on very small hand held sprayers because it is a small amount of air and you can easily mix the liquid.
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