Solo 202 2L Manual Pressure Sprayer from Solo’s Landscape range is a multipurpose lightweight and versatile unit that are ideal for weed control Herbicides, pest control Insecticides, gardening fungicides, and general at-home spraying applications using cleaning solutions & disinfectants.

Founded in Germany and a worldwide leader of Sprayers, Solo has been operating in Plant Protection and Pest Control since 1948. Whether you are a selective backyard gardener or a professional, you're guaranteed to find the right product to suit your requirements within Solo’s wide range of sprayers.

Key Product Features:

• Adjustable nozzle from fine mist to jet spray.
• Pressure relief valve – to protect against excess pressure build up.
• Lightweight and comfortable to use.
• Large filling bottle opening- for easy & clean filling and to drain residue easily.
• Ergonomic handle – can be gripped with gloves.
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
• Transparent tank with embossed fill volume scale.
• Lockable trigger.
• Made in Germany.
• Stable base.

Product Specifications:

• Capacity: 2L
• Pump type: Piston
• Max. spray pressure: 3bar (43psi)

NOTE: Higher max spray pressure indicates that the unit is better equipped to provide an even spray.

• Weight: 0.75kg
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 19cm x 19cm x 34cm
• Manufacturers warranty : 2 years warranty for faulty manufacture.

Common Applications:

• Plant protection - For plants on balconies & patios, backyard gardens and for decorative plants & shrubs
• Misting of indoor plants
• General purpose household cleaning.

Correlation between Spray Pressure and Spray quality

Spray pressure is the most important factor that defines nozzle performance and hence the spray quality. Spray Pressure directly affects the flow rate, spray pattern (fan angle) and droplet size.  Higher spray pressure produces a finer spray quality i.e., smaller droplet size. Finer sprays have higher tendency to penetrate dense canopies more effectively. It must be noted that smaller droplets are more prone to drift but can be controlled for manual sprayers by maintaining the optimum spraying distance between the target area and the sprayer nozzle.

How does garden spraying help?

Warmer weather also brings along a plethora of insects. Some like ladybugs and honeybees are beneficial to your garden. Sadly, not all insects are so. While you may be able to largely protect your veggie patch or flower garden with correct watering, pruning and fertilising, some degree of insect infestation is inevitable.

Harmful pests and suckling insects such as aphids that feed on the plant are best treated with systemic insecticide that are sprayed on the foliage and kills the pest when it ingests the chemical.

Points to ponder:

• Always select pesticides that are designed for the pest you wish to treat.
• High temperatures and humidity will increase the possibility of injury from pesticides (insecticides and fungicides) by causing leaf burn. Hence avoid spraying during hot sun.
• Avoid spraying insecticide before a rainfall to prevent the chemicals from leaching through the soil and into the water table below, where it can enter creeks and streams, poisoning fish and other wildlife.
• While spraying indoor plants, temporarily move the plants to a sink or bathtub, so that you can spray them without worrying about getting the liquid over the carpet or woodwork.

Last but not the least - do not overuse. Read the label before use and follow the recommendations