Electrostatic spraying has long been used by automobile and aircraft manufactures for painting their products. Windmill Spraymaster has perfected it's use in agriculture. It's theory is quite simple, and it's results are impressive. As chemical droplets leave the spray nozzle, they pass through a negatively-charged electrical field. The spray is driven at high velocity toward the targeted plant. The positive grounded tree or vine attracts the spray much like a magnet. Quite literally, the spray is pulled to all the surfaces of the plant, thoroughly covering them in a uniform pattern-including the difficult-to-get reach top areas. This is so effective that chemical drip and drift are nearly eliminated, making the Windmill Spraymaster electrostatics popular with farmers and environmentalists alike.

The strong attraction for the spray eliminates chemical waste due to drip and drift. This technology helps to protect neighboring crops from contamination. The Electrostatic Windmill Spraymaster makes each tank go further...meaning fewer trips back for refills and more time spent spraying.