FOGGERS

Foggers are devices used to generate a fine mist or fog of liquid, typically for applications such as pest control, disinfection, humidity control, and odor elimination. They are commonly used in various settings, including agricultural fields, greenhouses, warehouses, residential areas, and public spaces. Here’s an overview of foggers, their types, applications, and benefits:

Types of Foggers

1. Thermal Foggers:

   • Use heat to vaporize a fogging solution, creating a dense, visible fog.
   • Effective for outdoor pest control and large areas.
   • Typically powered by gasoline or electricity.
   • Produce a high-temperature fog that can penetrate dense foliage and other hard-to-reach areas.

2. Cold Foggers (ULV Foggers):

   • Use high-pressure air to atomize the fogging solution into fine droplets without heat.
   • Also known as Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) foggers.
   • Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
   • Ideal for disinfection, pest control, and odor control.
   • Often electrically powered, making them more portable and easier to use indoors.

3. Electrostatic Foggers:

   • Charge the fog particles with an electrical charge, causing them to adhere better to surfaces.
   • Enhance the effectiveness of disinfectants and pesticides.
   • Efficient for covering complex surfaces and ensuring even distribution.