Sprøyteflasker

Sprøyteflasker, also known as squeeze bottles, are containers designed for dispensing liquids through controlled squeezing. They are typically made of flexible plastic materials such as polyethylene or polypropylene, allowing users to apply pressure to the bottle's body. This pressure forces the liquid contents out through an opening, often a nozzle or spout, which can be designed for various dispensing patterns, from a fine stream to a wider spray.

The design of a sprøyteflaske varies greatly depending on its intended use. Some feature simple screw-on caps with a single opening, while others have more complex trigger mechanisms or spray heads that atomize the liquid into a fine mist. This atomization is crucial for applications like cleaning products, hairsprays, or pesticides, where even distribution is desired. The flexibility of the plastic allows for easy manipulation and a consistent flow rate.

Sprøyteflasker are ubiquitous in many aspects of daily life and industry. They are commonly found in kitchens for condiments like ketchup and mustard, in bathrooms for lotions and shampoos, and in workshops for lubricants and adhesives. Their portability, ease of use, and controlled dispensing make them a practical choice for a wide range of liquid products. The materials used in their construction are generally inert, ensuring that they do not react with or contaminate the stored liquids.