What type of equipment is designed to blow fine particles of pesticide dusts onto the target surface?

Dusters are specialized equipment designed specifically to apply fine particles of pesticide dusts onto the target surfaces. They work by utilizing airflow to distribute the dust evenly over the area requiring treatment. This method allows for effective coverage and ensures that the pesticide reaches the intended pest populations.

In contrast, granule applicators are designed for applying granular pesticides or fertilizers, utilizing a different mechanism for deliverance and targeting. Hydraulic sprayers are used for liquid applications of pesticides, enabling the spraying of solutions rather than fine particulates. Fumigators, on the other hand, create gaseous pesticide applications, usually targeting more extensive areas or confined spaces, which does not involve the blowing of solid particles. Each of these other equipment types serves a distinct purpose and method of application, making dusters the right choice for the specified task.