CF-MH-16 Manual Knapsack Sprayer with Internal Threaded Connection for Disinfectant Application

So if you’re running a mid-sized sanitation crew and need to cover a few hundred square meters of hospital corridor or school hallway in a pass, you’ll probably look at the sample price first—that’s usually around $18–$22 per unit for a single test, but once you hit that 800-unit MOQ, mid-tier drops to about $14–$15, and bulk orders of 2,000 or more can land in the $12–$13 range.

The CF-MH-16 uses an internal threaded connection that keeps the hose from popping loose under pressure, which is a common headache with cheaper clamp-style fittings, and the PE tank handles bleach-based disinfectants fine—just don’t leave concentrated oxidizers sitting in it for days, because the plastic will eventually craze (usually after 3–4 weeks of continuous contact), and the three-nozzle sector pattern gives you a solid 1.5-meter swath at normal walking speed.

We’ve had buyers use these for greenhouse fungicide sprays and livestock barn misting, but it’s actually not great for fine foliar appliction where you need a droplet size below 100 microns—the manual pump just doesn’t generate that kind of atomization, so stick to suface disinfection or coarse wetting jobs where coverage speed matters more than drift control, and the 500ml-plus capasity means you’ll refill about every 50 square meters or so at full flow.

Anyway, the color box packaging is decent for retail, and you can OEM your logo or a custom screen print on the tank—just add about 10 working days to the lead time, which is typically 25–30 days from order for standerd runs.

Minimum order is 800 units, and we usually have stock on white or blue tanks, but confirm lead time if you need a specific Pantone match for the PE.