Stainless Steel Double Nozzles

In tree crops and vineyards, the double-nozzle head with its extended stainless steel shaft allows the operator to reach into dense canopies for targeted treatment. The swivel joints angle the nozzles to spray upward into the tree's interior foliage where codling moth larvae, citrus psyllids, and powdery mildew colonies are concentrated. The T-handle provides the reach and leverage to position the heavy stainless steel assembly into high branches or deep into grapevine canopies without the operator needing to climb or use a ladder for routine spraying tasks. The translucent intake tube provides visual confirmation that chemical is flowing through the extended wand.

The precision metering pin and controllable swivel nozzle head make this tool suitable for livestock applications: oral drenching (delivering measured doses of dewormer, vitamins, or medication directly into the animal's mouth), pour-on parasiticide application (applying a controlled line of pour-on solution along the animal's back), and topical wound spraying. The stainless steel shaft meets the hygiene requirements for veterinary use - it can be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized between animals or between different chemical treatments without the material degradation or chemical absorption that plastic wands suffer. 

The double-nozzle configuration's primary advantage is simultaneous upper-and-lower leaf coverage. By angling one nozzle upward and one downward, the operator treats both the top surface (where contact herbicides and fungicides must land) and the underside (where most insect pests feed and fungal spores germinate) in a single pass. On row crops such as tomatoes, peppers, cotton, and legumes, this dual-angle application cuts the number of passes per row in half - the operator walks the row once instead of twice - significantly reducing labor time and the soil compaction caused by repeated foot traffic between rows.