Spray oils, acids, and solvents at any angle. These spray bottles minimize leaks thanks to their fluoroelastomer seal that won't crack or weaken from harsh chemicals. As you tilt the bottle, the weight on the end of the flexible tube keeps it submerged in your liquid for a good spray every time. Plus, the dual-action trigger sprays not only when it's squeezed—but also when it's released—so it takes less effort to spray twice as much. A filter at the end of the tube prevents clogs. To see how much liquid is in the bottle, they have a clear window.

Spill-free fills, no funnel needed—these bottles have a mouth that’s larger than those on standard spray bottles.

Fill these bottles through a port on the side. Since you don’t need to remove the spray head and tube, they help you avoid drips and spills. They’re often used with chemicals or other hazardous liquids. A filter at the end of the tube prevents clogging.

Spray up to four times more liquid per stroke than standard spray bottles. These bottles have an extra-large nozzle, so you don’t need to squeeze the trigger as often. The trigger is long enough to fit three fingers, which helps you control the spray, and it’s lined with rubber for a good grip. An elongated neck makes these bottles comfortable to hold for long periods.

Spray cleaners and other liquids without risking electrostatic discharge (ESD). These bottles have an additive in the plastic that prevents static from building up on the surface. Also known as ESD-safe bottles, you can safely use them near electronics.

Make long spraying jobs easier on your arm. These sprayers clip to your belt or harness, so you’re not stuck holding a heavy bottle—just the lightweight spray head. Ideal for working in cramped areas or reaching around obstacles, the 36" flexible and kink resistant tube lets you spray at any angle, including upside down. The filter at the tube’s base prevents clogs. Store the spray head in the holster when not in use.

The nozzle on these spray bottles mixes air into soap, cleaners, or other sudsy liquids to create a foam spray. The foam clings to vertical surfaces, so these bottles are often used to clean vehicles or machinery. They’re also good for floors, since it’s easy to see where you’ve sprayed.