A spray trigger is a dispensing mechanism attached to the neck of a bottle, designed to deliver liquids as a controlled spray or stream. Commonly used for cleaning products, gardening sprays, personal care, and various industrial applications, they offer ease of use and adjustable spray patterns. Features Adjustable nozzles for spray, mist, or stream output Ergonomic design for comfortable grip and ease of use Standard neck sizes commonly include 28/400 and 28/410 mm to fit typical bottles Chemical resistant versions available for harsh cleaning agents and solvents Options for high output triggers delivering larger volumes per spray (up to approx. 1.3 ml) Some models feature child-resistant packaging for safety Dip tubes sized to match bottle height, ensuring full liquid usage Common Specifications Output volume: ~0.7 to 1.6 ml per trigger pull Materials: Mostly HDPE plastic components with options for chemical-resistant seals Sizes: Fits typical spray bottle neck finishes like 28/400, 28/410 mm Nozzle types: Adjustable between spray, stream, mist, and off positions Applications Household cleaning sprays Garden and pest control applications Personal care items like hair sprays and cosmetics Industrial and chemical dispensing Food preparation and sanitiser sprays
