The components of a trigger sprayer typically include:
- Trigger head or handle: This is the part that you hold and press to activate the sprayer.
- Nozzle: This is the part that releases the liquid in a spray that can be adjusted from a fine mist to a steady stream.
- Paipu ʻū: This is a long plastic tube that reaches down into the container and draws the liquid up into the sprayer.
- Filter: This is a small mesh screen that filters out debris and prevents clogging.
- Gasket: This is a rubber or plastic seal that prevents leaks between the trigger head and the bottle.
- Bottle adapter: This is the part that attaches to the opening of the bottle or container.
- Spring: This is a small spring that returns the trigger to its original position after each use.
- Piston: This is a small plastic piece that moves up and down inside the sprayer to compress the liquid and force it out of the nozzle.
