Most of us can relate to feeling pressure on us but what I want to talk about how we can take the pressure off our spray equipment.

　　We find that a lot of times technicians like to turn up the pressure! We understand why they may do this...it gets the job done a little faster. We see professional Mini Trigger Sprayer suppliers equipment come in for repairs all the time with psi set to 200. The more pressure, the faster o-rings, gaskets and other rubber parts wear out and need repair. The more pressure, the likelihood for product drifting from targeted area. We aren’t spraying bugs off the house, we are creating barriers.

　　Another problem we often see is over-pressurizing spray equipment. If you give your backpack sprayer enough pumps and it still doesn’t work, pumping it more won’t magically fix the problem. It will likely make it worse or make it a bigger problem to fix.

　　We recommend that technicians get in the habit of releasing pressure at the end of every stop. We learned that at the end of the day isn’t frequent enough to remember all the time and can show you some great pictures of what happens when it freezes at night and tanks are still pressurized!

　　Number five is pressure. We see lots of issues with pressure. The first thing I want to tell you is don't over pressurize something. We have a joke in our shop that every time we build a sprayer and we send it out with a customer, we set it 75, 100 psi on a power sprayer because that's all you need.

　　We're not trying to knock the bugs off the house. We're just trying to create a barrier. Every sprayer that comes back in for service is at 200 psi. The joke is, there must be a pressure fairy that goes to everyone's garage at night and turns up the pressure. Now, what we know is the technicians turn up the pressure because they want to get done faster.

　　If you run it too fast there's some risks. The higher the pressure you run your pump at, you're going to create some problems. First of all, you're going to reduce the life of all the rubber stuff  the gaskets, the Orings, and the hose. You're reducing the life because you're running at a higher pressure.

　　You increase the risk of drift. Because you're using higher pressure, you're going to have smaller droplets. You could have drift on the neighbor's property, or on the dog dish, or the kid's bicycle, who knows what.

　　Then, also, clearly, if you're away from the sprayer, you're going to have a much bigger chemical spill at higher pressure than you would at lower pressure. There's some clear risks of over pressurizing your power sprayer.

　　What happens is a technician is using his or her backpack. They're pumping it up and it doesn't spray, so they keep pumping it. If you know it takes, for example, 10 pumps to get your backpack to pump up and you pump it 10 times, 11 times, and 12 times and it's not spraying, don't keep pumping it. You're going to break it.

　　Instead of having a five dollar repair, they've got a complete rebuild because they broke something, so don't over pressurize it. You know your equipment. If it's not working the way you want it to, call someone. Call your boss and say, "What do I do?" You can prevent a lot of downtime and a lot of cost.

　　The other thing is we really want you to release the pressure at the end of every stop whether it's your B&G, your backpack, or your power sprayer. We used to say release it at the end of the day, but people would forget and they'd put their equipment away under pressure. Now, think about it. It's 120 degrees outside. On your truck it's probably 140. The pressure is going to get even bigger.

　　Again, we're reducing the life of hoses, gaskets, Orings, but were also keeping guns, filter, and everything else under pressure, reducing the life of everything you got. If it's under pressure at night and there's a freeze, you're going to destroy something, guaranteed. I've got some good photos of that.

　　We recommend releasing the pressure at the end of every stop. You can either give them a little extra squirt or put it back in the tank if it's a power sprayer. You'll eliminate a lot of problems.

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