In the most basic terms, a trigger spray pump is an automatic liquid dispensing device. The pump is operated by squeezing the trigger, which then retracts from a forward resting position to a rearward dispensing position. The pump then pumps the liquid in the reservoir and dispenses it. There are several factors that determine the characteristics of the sprayed liquid. These factors include the nozzle geometry, the piston bore, stroke, and efficiency.

A trigger spray pump should fit tightly without leakage, especially if the cap is not made of plastic. When shopping for a trigger pump, look for a well-known brand and cooperation partners. Always beware of excessive prices - they could be overpriced and of poor quality. A fully customizable trigger pump from a reliable company will allow you to choose the nozzle, collar, and trigger. It is important to know that these options will not compromise your safety.

The most common liquids used with a trigger spray pump are soaps, sanitizing agents, and cleaning foams. Trigger spray pumps are also used to apply hair-care products, skin care solutions, and other strong cleaning agents. In fact, the medical industry makes use of trigger spray sprays to apply medicines. They are widely used in all types of industry. And they have been proven effective in almost every application. So, no matter what industry you're in, there's a trigger spray pump that can help.

Depending on the liquid product you're using, trigger spray pumps can range from 0.7 to 1.6 mL. A trigger sprayer is also compatible with specific materials and products, and its output can vary. A trigger sprayer should be familiar with how the product is filled, as there are different filling requirements with manual and automatic trigger sprayers. However, a trigger spray pump must always be compatible with the material that it's meant for.

A trigger spray pump may have several components, such as a reservoir that holds the liquid, a trigger that operates the spray engine, and a nozzle that draws liquid through the nozzle. A housing is typically used to house the pump, with the sprayer's longitudinal axis parallel to the flow of the liquid. This mechanism allows a trigger sprayer to spray multiple layers of material. So, in addition to a trigger spray pump, there are also other trigger sprayers, including precompression ones.

Trigger sprayers are used for a variety of products, such as household cleaning products, and the demand for them is expected to increase in the year 2020, especially as the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to continue to increase. Trigger sprayers also allow the user to control the amount of product dispensed, with some allowing a fine spray or a jet stream. Trigger sprayers are available in many different colors and sizes, which make it easier for consumers to identify what they are applying.

In the process of dispensing liquid, the pump first sucks air into its reservoir. This air must be driven through the pump mechanism in order to dispense liquid. When the trigger is pulled back, a separate test is run in which the sprayer dispenses liquid only on the first third of its travel. This separate test is designed to eliminate these issues before they occur. Ultimately, a trigger spray pump is an important piece of equipment for any professional gardener.