Ultra-Low Volume Misting

Ultra-Low Volume (ULV) Misting is a cold fogging method for indoor pest control. It disperses ultra-fine insecticide droplets (1–50 μm) into the air, where they stay suspended briefly, reaching pests in both open and hidden spaces. Common targets include cockroaches, mosquitoes, and stored product pests, especially during dusk or nighttime.

Treatment Method & Coverage Area

ULV misting uses low-pressure air to generate ultra-fine droplets that remain airborne before settling on surfaces or pests. Unlike thermal fogging, this cold fogging method does not require heat, making it ideal for enclosed environments. Smaller than aerosol particles, ULV droplets can penetrate narrow gaps and hidden spaces for wider coverage.

Key aspects of the ULV misting process include:

Droplet Size (1–50 μm)

Ultra-fine mist ensures optimal penetration and coverage.

Airborne Suspension

Stays aloft for several minutes before settling.

Air Current Distribution

Carries droplets into hard-to-reach areas.

Cold Fogging Method

No heat required for vaporization.

Application Areas

Indoor open spaces, corners, behind equipment, ceiling voids, wall crevices, storage areas, and locations with flying or airborne pests.

Key Advantages

Discover the core benefits of this method—designed for effective pest control, efficient application, and long-term protection across various environments.

Fast Knockdown Effect

Quickly disables pests on contact.

Effective in Tight Spaces

Reaches cracks, gaps, and corners other methods miss.

Airborne and Surface Contact

Acts while in air and after settling.

Convenient Application

Ideal for spot treatments and rapid-response use.