A fluid delivery system includes a status indicator and control system comprising a processor. The processor is configured to receive a first signal indicative of a first status of operations of a spray application system. The processor is further configured to provide to an operator of a spray gun, via a display system, a visualization representative of the first status of operations, and techniques to control the fluid delivery system, wherein the spray application system is configured to deliver at least one fluid to the spray gun during operations.

A cleaning device and method of cleaning are provided. The cleaning device includes a power source and a pump in selective electrical communication with the power source. A storage container is provided. A valve assembly is disposed in the storage container and in fluid communication with the pump, the valve assembly being configured to selectively flow cleaning fluid from a first portion and a second portion of the storage container. A cleaning element having a spray nozzle is in fluid communication with the pump.

A sustained duration trigger sprayer includes a first vacuum formed by piston movement in a fluid cylinder which fills the sprayer for delivery of a fluid and a second vacuum formed between a vacuum piston connected to the fluid cylinder and a vacuum cylinder acts on the sprayer to disperse product when a discharge valve is opened.

A cleaning device and method of cleaning are provided. The cleaning device includes a power source and a pump in selective electrical communication with the power source. A storage container is provided. A valve assembly is disposed in the storage container and in fluid communication with the pump, the valve assembly being configured to selectively flow cleaning fluid from a first portion and a second portion of the storage container. A cleaning element having a spray nozzle is in fluid communication with the pump.

The present invention provides a method for providing a protective coating to a roof surface. The method includes the steps of: providing a spraying means and a liquid protective coating, the spraying means being configured to apply the protective coating; operating the spraying means such that the protective coating is applied to the roof surface beginning at a first row; applying the protective coating by performing the following steps; spraying horizontally at the first row; covering the roof surface with the protective coating generally uniformly; completing the first row and continuing to a second row that is below the first row; repeating the applying step such that the second row becomes the first row until the roofing surface is covered; and curing the protective coating for a predetermined period of time.

A spray apparatus for spraying a cosmetic liquid by way of electrostatic forces. The spray apparatus includes a fluid supply, at least one feed device, and at least one nozzle comprising a nozzle body, a connection flange, a nozzle channel, a spray opening, and an electrode. The fluid supply is connected to the feed device, the feed device is connected to the nozzle, and the electrode is arranged in the nozzle channel. The electrode is arranged in the nozzle channel such that it has a distance to the spray opening measured along a longitudinal axis of the nozzle channel of at most 2.1 mm and at least 0.0 mm.

The disclosure relates to an extended-range spray applicator, and methods of making and use thereof, for dosing vaccines and/or probiotics to avian animals at a distance.

Sprayer devices and related methods. The sprayer devices can be of a type that may be carried or worn on the back of a user. Each sprayer device has a tank, a spray outlet (e.g., a spray nozzle or spray wand) and either a manual or power pump. The sprayers may also incorporate one or more of the following: a) a brace member for deterring bending or deformation of a bottom bracket on the sprayer, b) a pump axle with redundant rotation-limiting stop members useable for either right-handed or left-handed operation, c) system for selective and/or controlled agitation or non-agitation of liquid within the sprayer tank and/or d) an information card holding niche with removable information card.

An umbrella with environmental control systems uses an environmental control system, an electrical control system (ECS), and a fluid delivery system to modify the local environment beneath the umbrella's canopy. The environmental control system has multiple spray nozzles, multiple fans, and multiple heating elements. The spray nozzles mist water onto the user, the fans blow air onto the user, and the heating elements heat up the air beneath the umbrella's canopy. To accomplish this, all of the components of the environmental control system are arranged advantageously beneath the umbrella's canopy. The umbrella has a handle, a support rod, multiple rib members, and a canopy. The support rod acts as a rigid connection channel through which the hoses that connect the spray nozzles to the fluid delivery system run. The ECS is the system that enables the user to selectively activate the various electrical components of the environmental control system.

A cleaning device is provided. The cleaning device includes a power source and a pump in selective electrical communication with the power source. A storage container is provided. A valve assembly is disposed in the storage container and is in fluid communication with the pump. The valve assembly selectively flows cleaning fluid from a first portion and a second portion of the storage container. A cleaning element having a spray nozzle is in fluid communication with the pump.