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How to Spray Tall Trees and Structures From Ground Level
How can I spray tall trees without using a short conventional sprayer wand?
Use an extended telescoping spray lance combined with a commercial sprayer. The Pulmic lance extends to approximately 16.5 feet, allowing the nozzle to be positioned much closer to tree canopies and structures while the operator remains on the ground.

Tall trees and structures often exceed the reach of standard short spray wands.
The Pulmic telescoping spray lance extends to approximately 16.5 feet and can be paired with a high-pressure Pulmic sprayer to increase working reach while keeping the operator on the ground.
Standard sprayer wands are designed primarily for ground-level applications.
That works well for lawns and low vegetation but becomes limiting when treating fruit trees, shade trees, tall shrubs, barns, commercial structures, and elevated pest problems.
A telescoping spray lance provides a safer and more practical way to position the nozzle closer to the target without carrying a conventional sprayer wand up a ladder.
The Pulmic telescoping lance extends from approximately 5 feet to 16.5 feet.
When paired with a high-pressure commercial Pulmic sprayer, the combination provides both physical nozzle reach and additional spray projection.
Applications may include orchard maintenance, tent caterpillars, tree treatments, structural spraying, tall shrubs, barns, fences, and commercial property maintenance.
It is very effective at reaching wasp nests up in tall building eaves and other structures.
Some are using it to spray varied water-based industrial coatings on shingles and other surfaces.
Comes with a 3/8" hose barb to hook up universally to a sprayer hose or connects directly to Pulmic sprayers using a proprietary threaded metric proprietary connection.
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