broadcast weed sprayer

Common capacities span handheld to large vehicle-mounted tanks. Examples in listings include large tanks around 15–16 gallons (e.g., 15 Gal/60 L and 15.9 Gal/60 L), medium tanks around 4–4.5 gallons (4 Gal/15 L and 4.5 Gal), and smaller 2‑gallon handheld tanks.

Sprayers use several power types: 12V/electric pump systems for vehicle-mounted units, battery-powered motors for cordless backpack or handheld sprayers, manual hand-pump operation for traditional models, and some units that use an automatic air-compressor pump.

Many sprayers include multiple nozzle choices and wand options. Examples show kits with 6–8 nozzles and two wands, adjustable brass nozzles and brass wands, and industrial kits that include two brass nozzles plus seal kits.

They’re marketed for watering and general gardening, applying fertilizer, herbicides and insect sprays, general cleaning and disinfecting, and industrial applications such as applying additives, sealers, and colorants.

Common convenience features include enlarged fill openings with filter screens, translucent tanks with gallon markers, lockable spray handles for continuous spraying, pressure gauges and pressure‑release valves, bottom drainage for easy emptying, and included measuring cups or strap systems for stability.