What distinguishes granular blowers from regular mist blowers?

Granular blowers are specifically designed to discharge solid granules, making them distinct from regular mist blowers, which primarily handle liquid formulations. The key feature of granular blowers is their ability to effectively disperse granulated pesticides or fertilizers into the air, which allows for a more targeted application over a wider area. This suitability for granules is what sets them apart in the market, as mist blowers are optimized for creating fine droplets to cover plants with a liquid pesticide or herbicide.

In contrast, while some mist blowers may be powered by electricity and others by gas, it does not uniquely define granular blowers. Additionally, the droplet size produced by granular blowers is not a relevant characteristic, as they do not produce droplets at all, but rather granules. Lastly, the requirement for a high-pressure setup is also not a defining feature of granular blowers; in fact, they typically operate under different pressure dynamics compared to mist blowers, which may utilize high pressure to create a fine mist. Thus, the ability of granular blowers to discharge granules into the air is the primary factor that distinguishes them from regular mist blowers.