Mist Sprayer Pump

A Mist Sprayer Pump is a pump that dispenses a fine mist of a product into a container. It is often made with a dip tube that extends to the bottom of the bottle. This tube is usually thicker than other types, and is bent at an angle to prevent clogging.

Mist Sprayers are often used in the cosmetics industry and can be purchased at HS. These pumps come in many sizes, depending on the bottle neck size and what you want to spray. They are also widely used in disinfection and personal care. The fine mist they produce is particularly useful for personal care.

A mist sprayer pump is an efficient way to apply the liquid that you want to spray onto a surface. They are available in different sizes, shapes, and materials, and can attach to nearly any kind of bottle. They are a great convenience for packaging, and the technology behind them is gaining popularity.

The mechanism of a Mist Sprayer Pump consists of several components. These parts include the piston, the stem, the spring, and the actuator. The piston transfers liquid from the bottle to the actuator, and the housing cap and stem provide a spraying mechanism. The spring compresses when the actuator is pressed downward, drawing the liquid through the dip tube. A subsequent actuation then pumps the liquid up through the piston. The dip tube is usually bent to the bottom to reach the product, and the sprayer insert serves as the exit point.

There are two types of mist sprayers, the fine and the regular. The fine mist sprayer produces a more fine mist than the regular one, making it ideal for personal care and beauty products. Regular mist sprayers produce a longer, more compact pattern, while ZHBR mist sprayers produce a dense pattern.