C20 ULV Cold Fogger 2020 Model

Description

Vectorfog fogging equipment is predominantly used for the application of disinfectants, biocides, fungicides and pesticides. Our foggers generate a mist or fog made up of Ultra Low Volume (ULV) droplets between 5-50 microns (?m) in diameter. Studies have shown that droplets of this size are ideal for combating pathogens, vector carriers, and pests. In addition, the formulations can be applied in concentrations of 10-90% and at flow rates of up to 0.5 liters per minute (30 liters per hour), making them more efficient in the volume median diameter (VMD) spectrum. Conventional sprayers reach insects less effectively than ULV technology. This is because conventional sprayers spray large droplet sizes between 100 and 200 microns, which do not completely cover the entire area being sprayed. Aside from the size of the droplets they produce, handheld sprayers can be time consuming and labor intensive. Although the motorized versions spray faster, they are not suitable for indoor use, as they leave surfaces very wet and produce exhaust gases. Handheld sprayers are ideal when you need to pray up close, in places like patio areas and gardens. Thermal fog heats pesticides or disinfectants mixed with oil producing a very dense and visible mist made up of droplets around 10 microns in size. Thermal fog is ideal for outdoor use to disinfect, combat vector carriers and pests. This method of fogging is not suitable for application in enclosed indoor spaces due to the exhaust gases it produces. ULV Fogging works by compressing pesticides or disinfectants through a specially designed nozzle, producing a fine cool mist or spray. Electric portable versions are especially ideal for indoor applications, as they do not produce exhaust gases and are less noisy. These machines can apply both oil and water based solutions.