A Knapsack Electric Sprayer is a portable sprayer that is equipped with a liquid barrel. Its base seat connects to the lower position of the barrel. The base seat also features a pipe connecting to the liquid inlet. The inlet pipe communicates with the liquid barrel. An electric pump is placed in the seat. The pump's outlet is connected to the spray pistol switch, the spray rod, and the spray head.

Personal protective equipment is required
When using the Knapsack Electric Sprayer, it is important to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) while working with the sprayer. This includes chemical-resistant gloves, rubber boots, and a face shield. It is also a good idea to wear eye protection when working around chemicals.

When using pesticides, it is important to follow the labels and instructions provided with the products. The directions should explain the minimum PPE required for each task. For instance, PPE used for loading and mixing may require more protective gear than PPE needed for application.

If you use pesticides on a daily basis, you should wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). PPE is important because it protects you against harmful effects of the chemicals. It also contains vital information regarding their use and emergency measures. Before using a Knapsack Electric Sprayer, you should read the label of the product to learn about its recommended PPE requirements.

Durable
A Durable Knapsack Electric Sprayer is a battery-powered, handheld sprayer that provides long-lasting performance and good atomization. Its battery-powered design saves both time and energy and is easy to use. The sprayer features two types of packaging: color box or kraft carton with customized design.

Long lasting
Knapsack Electric Sprayer is a battery-powered sprayer with a long working time. It is lightweight, convenient to use and has a high atomization rate. It is available in two different packaging methods-color box and kraft carton. Custom design is also available.

Ideal for spraying pesticides
When spraying pesticides, you need to determine the perfect weather conditions. A day with a consistent, light breeze away from sensitive areas and a temperature between 15°C and 20°C is ideal for spraying. Avoid windy conditions when applying pesticides because they can alter the effectiveness of the spray.

In addition to the weather conditions, the spray buffer zone size is determined by the depth of the water body. The greater the depth of the water body, the higher the pesticide deposition can be achieved while maintaining the lower average concentration, which will not pose a risk to sensitive species. Applicators estimate the depth of a water body by visual estimation, unless they are instructed otherwise. The label of a pesticide will indicate the spray buffer zone for each specific water body.

When applying pesticides, it is important to wear the right PPE. This includes a protective hat, gloves, and goggles. The use of a dust mist filter is also recommended. While not mandatory, it is wise to wear non-absorbent gloves, as a protective layer will prevent any traces of the chemicals on the hands and clothes. Another important safety precaution is removing contact lenses, as these may trap materials on the eye.