Sprayflaska

A sprayflaska, or spray bottle, is a common type of container designed to dispense liquids in a fine mist or spray. These bottles typically consist of a plastic or glass reservoir to hold the liquid, a pump mechanism, and a nozzle. When the pump is pressed, it draws liquid up from the reservoir and forces it through the nozzle, atomizing it into a spray.

Sprayflaska are used for a wide variety of purposes. In households, they are found containing cleaning solutions, window cleaners, air fresheners, and personal care products like hairspray or body sprays. Industrially, they are employed in applications ranging from agricultural spraying of pesticides and fertilizers to the dispensing of lubricants and solvents.

The design of a sprayflaska can vary depending on its intended use. Some nozzles are adjustable, allowing the user to control the spray pattern from a fine mist to a more concentrated stream. Others are specifically engineered for specific tasks, such as producing a foam or a precise, targeted spray. The pump mechanism can be operated manually by squeezing a trigger or by a lever, or in some cases, electronically. The materials used in the construction of sprayflaska are chosen for their compatibility with the liquid being dispensed, ensuring durability and preventing chemical reactions.