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Hozelock PULSAR PLUS Water Pressure Sprayer

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Matabi IK Water Pressure Sprayer

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Faithfull Pressure Sprayer

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About Pressure Sprayers

Pressure sprayers are essential tools for applying liquids efficiently across a wide range of professional and domestic tasks. From maintaining gardens and controlling weeds to cleaning vehicles and disinfecting surfaces, these versatile devices deliver consistent, controlled spray coverage with minimal effort. MyToolShed.co.uk stocks an extensive selection of pressure sprayers from trusted brands including Hozelock, Draper, Gardena, Faithfull, and Einhell, catering to both tradespeople and keen DIY enthusiasts.

Available in various configurations including handheld sprayers, knapsack models, trolley-mounted units, and cordless battery-powered options, pressure sprayers provide solutions for every scale of application. Whether you need a compact 1-litre handheld sprayer for spot treatments or a 20-litre backpack sprayer for extensive coverage, MyToolShed offers professional-grade equipment designed for reliability and long-term performance.

Applications

Pressure sprayers serve diverse applications across multiple sectors:

  • Gardeners and landscapers: Applying fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides, and plant feeds efficiently across large areas
  • Agriculture and horticulture: Crop spraying, weed control, and pest management on farms and nurseries
  • Vehicle maintenance: Pre-wash treatments, snow foam application, and interior cleaning solutions
  • Cleaning professionals: Distributing disinfectants, detergents, and sanitising solutions in commercial premises
  • Groundskeepers: Maintaining sports pitches, golf courses, and public spaces
  • Pest control specialists: Targeted application of treatment solutions
  • Decorators: Applying wallpaper paste, sealants, and certain specialist coatings

Choosing The Right Pressure Sprayers

Consider these key factors when selecting a pressure sprayer:

Capacity and portability: Handheld sprayers (up to 2 litres) suit small jobs, whilst knapsack models (8-20 litres) provide greater capacity for extended use. Trolley-mounted sprayers offer maximum volume with reduced physical strain.

Power source: Manual pump sprayers require regular pumping to maintain pressure but need no power supply. Cordless battery-powered models from Draper and Einhell eliminate pumping effort and deliver consistent pressure throughout the job, ideal for professional applications requiring extended use.

Material construction: EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) and FPM seals offer superior chemical resistance for use with aggressive substances, whilst standard plastic units suffice for water-based solutions and general garden use.

Nozzle versatility: Adjustable nozzles allowing fine mist to jet spray settings provide greater control for different applications and surface types.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between EPDM and standard pressure sprayers?

EPDM sprayers feature specialist seals and gaskets resistant to a wider range of chemicals including oils, solvents, and aggressive cleaning agents. Standard sprayers with basic seals are suitable for water-based solutions, fertilisers, and mild detergents but may degrade when used with harsh chemicals.

How do I maintain my pressure sprayer?

After each use, empty any remaining liquid and rinse thoroughly with clean water. Pump through several times to flush internal components. Store with the pressure released and inspect seals regularly for wear. Never leave chemicals sitting in the tank for extended periods.

Can I use the same sprayer for pesticides and fertilisers?

Whilst technically possible with thorough cleaning between uses, professionals typically dedicate separate sprayers to different chemical types to prevent cross-contamination and potential crop damage. Label sprayers clearly to avoid accidental misuse.

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