Which type of sprayer can reach pressures of up to 600 psi?

A hydraulic sprayer is designed to achieve high pressures, typically allowing for applications that can reach up to 600 psi. This capability is essential for effectively delivering pesticides over greater distances or through more restrictive nozzles while ensuring proper atomization and coverage of the target area. Such high-pressure sprayers are often used for tasks that require penetration into dense foliage or for achieving a fine mist, which is particularly useful in agricultural settings or for pest control.

In contrast, a compressed air sprayer typically generates lower pressure, making it suitable for smaller applications but not designed for the higher pressures that hydraulic sprayers can achieve. A mist blower, while effective for generating a fine mist of pesticides for aerial or broad applications, does not reach the same level of pressure as hydraulic sprayers. Lastly, a hand plunger duster is used for applying granular or powder formulations and operates at low pressures, making it unsuitable for high-pressure tasks.