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Spreaders and sprayers help you evenly distribute liquid and solid materials, like lawn fertilizer and grass seed. Lowe’s carries a selection of spreader and sprayer accessories to enhance and customize your current sprayer or spreader.
Browse our selection of specialized parts, like boom wands and workhorse sprayers to expand your spray area. We also have custom parts, like grate kits and spreader deflectors. Or, to enhance precision, you can use a spray-pattern indicator. Lowe’s also offers a range of replacement parts for sprayers and spreaders, like replacement sprayer wands and Chapin sprayer parts, like boom wands and repair kits with gaskets, nozzles and O-rings.
Lowe’s also has accessories for handheld, backpack and push sprayers or spreaders. Shop outdoor tools and equipment for more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the parts of a sprayer?
A: This depends on the type of sprayer you have, but most sprayers have a tank, pump, hose and nozzle. There’s the sprayer tank that holds your liquid and connects to the pump and pump handle. The pump builds pressure that forces liquid through the hose and sprayer wand and out of the nozzle.
Q: What’s a handheld sprayer?
A: A handheld sprayer has a tank that’s small enough to carry around but big enough to hold a decent amount of liquid. Hand sprayers are often pumped manually, and you have a free range of movement because it’s not tethered to a point in the way that a hose sprayer is tethered to a faucet. They’re lighter and easier to manage than a backpack or push sprayer. A handheld sprayer can be designed to be pumped manually or run automatically.
