What type of pressure is used in crack and crevice treatments?

In crack and crevice treatments, low pressure is utilized to ensure that the pesticide is delivered precisely into small openings and hard-to-reach areas without creating a significant disruption to the surrounding environment. Low pressure allows for a controlled application that minimizes drift and ensures that the target areas receive the appropriate amount of treatment. This method reduces the risk of pesticide exposure to non-target organisms and helps to prevent contamination of the surrounding areas, which is crucial for effective pest control.

Utilizing low pressure enables technicians to target cracks, crevices, and voids effectively, where pests often hide and breed. This technique is especially important in environments where safety and environmental considerations are paramount, promoting more sustainable pest management practices.