1. What is Fog?

2. What is the fogger flow rate?

3. What size droplets do you need for your application?

4. How is a fog created?

5. What is the misting system flow?

6. Is there a money back guarantee policy on equipment?

7. Where can I send an order?

8. Can I purchase the product if I live outside of the United States?

A fog is a suspension of liquid droplets captured in a gas - generally air. Both water-based and oil-based liquids can be made into a fog.

Because the size of individual droplets in a fog varies greatly, many people describe a fog by its VMD (volumetric mean diameter, or the size of an "average" droplet). You can also describe a fog qualitatively: dry for (under 15 micron VMD), wet fog (20-40 microns), mist (40-100 microns), and fine spray (above 100 microns).

A drum mounted fogger set at maximum flow rate of 10 ounces/minute will empty a 55 gallon drum in 704 minutes or 11.7 hours running continuously.

A handheld fogger set at maximum flow rate of 10 ounces/minute will empty the 1 gallon reservoir in 12 minutes.

Small droplets are light and resist settling, have a long float time, and have a large surface area relative to volume.

If you want droplets to diffuse widely, to mix efficiently with a gas, or to avoid wetting, choose a "dry" fog of small particles.

For dampening, surface application or particulate settling (dust control), you'd choose a "wet" fog or mist of large droplets.

There are several ways. A natural fog (cloud or ground fog) is formed by condensation of vapor as the temperature drops below the dew point. A thermal fogger heats an oil-based liquid so it can condense in ambient air.

Small droplets can also be created by pumping liquid through a small orifice; by slinging liquid from a spinning disk; by ultrasonic excitation; and by turbulent zone atomization.

Foggers use a high turbulence vortex air nozzle to atomize liquid into tiny droplets. BioWorld "cold" foggers avoid potential thermal degradation of your chemical, and they work equally well with both water- and oil-based liquids. Also, you can change droplet diameter by adjusting the liquid flow rate.

Our nozzles work at low pressures - 2 to 3 pounds per square inch for both air and liquid - have no tiny orifices, and are resistant to nozzle plugging.

For good atomization in a misting system, the overall liquid flow rate should be less than 2 ounces per minute.

BON should be used at a 1 - 2% dilution in the liquid flow.

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Questions can be directed to: 

BioWorld Products LLC
8244 W Hillsdale Ct
Visalia  CA  93291
559-651-2042

Where can I send an order?

            BioWorld Products LLC

            PO Box 2920

            Visalia California 93279-2920

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Can I purchase the product if I live outside of the United States?

Yes, we can ship our products internationally The shipping cost will be based on the weight of the product you order. We will evaluate special discounts depending on the size of the order.

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