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High Volume Hydraulic Low Volume Ultra Low Volume
Flow Rate 2-4 gal/min < 0.27 gal (1 L)/min < 0.54 gal (2 L)/hrs
Per 10,000 sq ft 25-50 gal 0.25-2 gal 0.54-1.08 gal
Particle Size 50 – 400 µ 40-50 µ 5-20 µ
Chemical Compatibility* All No soaps, oils or No soaps, oils or
microencapsulated formulations microencapsulated formulations
Pressure 500 psi Up to 3000 psi < 30 psi
Examples Solo Backpack Sprayers, Dramm ColdFogger, Electrostatic Dramm AutoFog, Dramm
Dramm Backpack Sprayers, Sprayers, Rotary Disk Atomizers PulsFOG, Dramm TurboULV
Siebring Sprayers, Dramm
MSO and Hydra Sprayers
Spot Treatment ••• •• •
Speed • ••• ••• (PulsFOG)
Versatility ••• •• •
Turbulence ••• •••
Ease of Coverage •• ••• •••
Automated •• (automated booms) •••
Water Efficient • •• •••
Relative cost • •• •••
* Always read and follow all product label directions, including specific equipment limitations or restrictions. Remember that labels may
change; be sure to stay current with labels, local, state and federal regulations.
Since no single sprayer can serve every need, nearly all CEA growers will find that two sprayers will best fill the tool box. An HV sprayer can
serve as the go to for sanitation and spot treating, while an LV or ULV sprayer will be a solid choice for treating large areas. With these two
tools in place, preventative and curative applications can be made to prevent damage and disease from pests, keep crops growing well and
protect crop quality – all of which will help to maintain profitability.

More to see online | See the Digital Bonus Content for tips for using spray equipment, including information regarding the importance
of water quality and practices to extend the life of your equipment.

No Matter the Crop or Situation

Dramm has You Covered

Hydra AutoFog ColdFogger Turbo ULV pulsFOG

Dramm has a sprayer for every situation.

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