Buyer guide
Introduction
Humidity and cooling inside a house are a circuit, not a bag of nozzles. Buyers asking for a fogging system for greenhouse work usually have a crop that responds badly to the wrong droplet, and a structure whose bays need an even pattern. This page names the nozzles, the fogger, the weight and the tubing on the current list. BLUSTAL is the brand of Blue Stallion Equipments (P) Ltd., Ludhiana, established in 2004. The company quality-management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified; that certificate describes the company system, not a product certificate. The supply network includes 250+ dealers and distributors, and BLUSTAL handles export supply to multiple countries. It does not print a pump pressure or a bar rating. Those are confirmed on enquiry. Share location, area and crop, and say whether you are trying to humidify, to cool, or both.
High-pressure fogging creates finer droplets that remain suspended and evaporate quickly, while lower-pressure misting produces larger droplets that are more likely to wet foliage. That is the distinction this page is willing to repeat, and it is the strongest wording that will be used. No micron size, no bar value and no promise that foliage stays dry in every climate is added on top. Choose the pump, the nozzles and the filtration for the droplet behaviour the crop needs, and confirm the pressure rather than reading it here.
A complete discussion includes nozzles, tubing, a pump matched to the duty, filtration and fittings. Add a timer if the cycles should be automatic. Leave out any of those and the carton is only a component. Installation labour, the electrical supply and freight are included only when a quotation says so.
What it is
The named hardware is Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger, Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) and Super Flex UV White PE Tubing. Fog Nozzle (Single) is the one-outlet nozzle. The 4-Way Fog Nozzle has four outlets on one fitting, so one position can serve a wider spray pattern than a single outlet. Spacing of either nozzle is still a layout question. It is not a diameter printed here.
Anti-Drip Fogger is the named fogger assembly. The anti-drip wording is the catalogue name. How the assembly behaves at shut-off, and which filtration it expects, is confirmed for the installation rather than assumed from the adjective. Do not promote the name into a promise that the line never releases a drop. Ask the question if shut-off drip has already marked your crop.
Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) is the weight on the drop. Without it, a nozzle on a flexible tube can swing and throw the pattern off the bay you aimed at. The weight is there to keep the head hanging in place. Super Flex UV White PE Tubing is the PE supply tubing named for these fogger lines. UV, white and PE are in the name. Coil length, routing and the fittings that join tube to nozzle are confirmed on enquiry. This page does not claim a temperature effect from the colour of the tube.
The pump is matched to the duty. Duty means the nozzles you chose, the number of them that will run together, and the droplet behaviour you are asking for, inside the distinction already stated. Pump pressure is confirmed, not printed here. Filtration sits ahead of the nozzles because a fine outlet blocks on dirt that a sprinkler might have passed. Mesh is not printed. Fittings are the small parts that make the tube, the weight and the nozzle one assembly rather than three loose items. If filter-drain service tools are also needed, check the irrigation field-accessories list and confirm the spanner fits the filter being quoted.
Who it is for
Greenhouse and polyhouse growers, nursery and propagation managers, hydroponic sites that need humidity support, contractors fitting a house, and dealers who sell replacement nozzles and tubing are the readers. A dealer order is a bag of Fog Nozzle (Single) or 4-Way Fog Nozzle plus tubing. A project order is a bay plan. Say which. A fogging system for greenhouse supply that is written only as nozzles will be picked as nozzles.
Crop sensitivity belongs in the first note. Cuttings and flowers that mark when foliage is wet are a different brief from a crop where some leaf wetness is tolerated. The droplet distinction above is how you explain that without inventing a bar rating. If you do not know which side of the distinction you need, say what went wrong last season: wet leaves, dry air, or uneven bays. That observation is more useful than a guessed pressure.
Institutional bills should list every named part that is in scope, and should show the pump and the filter as their own lines even if the brand of the pump is still open. A single amount for fogging hides a missing weight or a missing timer. Export buyers add destination and documents. Nobody adds a pressure figure to satisfy a column. Mark the column for confirmation.
Applications
Nursery and propagation fogging
A nursery fogger system for propagation and hardening areas needs a nozzle layout tied to the benches and crop stage, with filtration and a supply line specified alongside it. Fog Nozzle (Single) supplies one outlet, while 4-Way Fog Nozzle supplies four outlets from one fitting; neither name determines the spacing for a particular bench. Ask whether cuttings and hardened plants need separate lines instead of counting the whole nursery as one area.
For a nursery fogging line, discuss Anti-Drip Fogger as the named assembly, Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) to keep a hanging head steady, and Super Flex UV White PE Tubing for the supply and drops. Send the bench dimensions, existing fittings and water source so the nozzle count, filtration and pump match can be confirmed. The Commercial Mist Chamber Kit and hardening and clonal growth chambers are related chamber equipment, not substitutes for the fogging-line parts listed here.
Humidity in a production house
Capsicum, cucumber, tomato, leafy greens and similar covered crops are often briefed for humidity support during a hot, dry part of the day. Share the house area, the bay size, the crop stage and the ventilation you already have. Fog is not a substitute for a vent that does not open. Say how the house breathes. The nozzle layout has to live with that air movement, and this page will not draw it without those facts.
If only one bay is the problem, do not size the story for the whole house. A fogging system for greenhouse use can be zoned. Zoning wants valves as well as nozzles, and those valves have to agree with any irrigation controller already in the house so a humidity cycle is not the same electrical output as a drip cycle. Say what is already automated. Houses with their own automated roof and climate sensors, such as the retractable-roof greenhouse kit, often already run separate control logic; confirm which system is expected to open which valve before wiring the fogging circuit into it.
Propagation and nursery benches
Cuttings and young plants are where larger droplets that wet foliage become a real complaint, or where a controlled wetness is wanted on purpose. Use the droplet distinction honestly. High-pressure fogging and lower-pressure misting are not the same behaviour, and the two should not be blended into one label. Ask which behaviour you need, and expect the pump match to be the confirmation.
Benches should be measured as benches, not as the floor area of the shed. A nozzle row above a path does not help a tray. Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) matters here because a swinging head wets the path and misses the tray. Include the weight in the count. Super Flex UV White PE Tubing is the drop and the supply line to discuss, with length confirmed from the truss height you send.
Cooling support without a printed pressure
Evaporative effect is why finer droplets are discussed for cooling. The allowed distinction already says that high-pressure fogging creates finer droplets that remain suspended and evaporate quickly. That is as far as the cooling claim goes. It is not a temperature drop in degrees, and it is not a bar rating. Dry, hot air and already humid air will not respond the same way. Say the season and the district.
Cooling and irrigation are different circuits even when they share a pump room. Do not size a drip zone and a fog zone as if they were one flow. The pump matched to the fogging duty may be the wrong pump for the drip duty, and the reverse is also true. Ask for that split to be visible on the quotation. If one pump must serve both, say so and let the match be checked rather than hoped for.
Replacement nozzles and tubing
A house that already has a pump and a grid often needs Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger or a coil of Super Flex UV White PE Tubing, plus a few weights. Send the part that failed and a photo of the fitting. Replacing a four-outlet nozzle with a single outlet changes the pattern. Replacing a single with a four-way does the same in the other direction. Do not treat them as service equivalents.
If the pump is old, say so, but do not ask this page to print the pressure it should have been running. Pump pressure is confirmed, not printed here. A nozzle upgrade on a tired pump is a good way to block outlets or to wet the crop. Ask for the duty to be re-checked when the replacement is more than a like-for-like fitting.
How to choose
Compare the range: nozzles, controls and structures
Compare Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle and Anti-Drip Fogger as separate catalogue items. Send the existing nozzle or connection details before choosing a replacement; the product name alone does not confirm a layout.
A misting system for greenhouse use also needs its supply and controls identified. Compare smart irrigation when controllers are part of the brief and greenhouse structure kits when the house itself is in scope. Keep nozzle, tubing, filtration, pump and control lines separate so the quote can state what is included and what still needs confirmation.
Use the droplet distinction and stop
Decide whether you need finer droplets that stay suspended and evaporate quickly, or larger droplets that are more likely to wet foliage. Those are the two behaviours named above. High-pressure fogging is the first. Lower-pressure misting is the second. Do not blend those two behaviours into one label, and do not add a bar, a micron or a percentage of evaporation. If the crop cannot tolerate wet leaves, say that as a crop fact and ask for the pump and nozzle to be matched to the finer side of the distinction.
Ventilation, shade and the time of day belong in that decision. A nozzle cannot be chosen from the crop name alone. Two houses in the same district, one well vented and one tight, will not want an identical cycle. Send that difference. The hardware names stay the same. The duty confirmation is what changes.
Build the parts list before the pump is assumed
Count nozzles: Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger, or a mix you can explain. Add Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) where drops would otherwise swing. Add Super Flex UV White PE Tubing for the supply and the drops. Add fittings. Add filtration. Then name the pump as matched to that duty, with pressure confirmed on enquiry. A purchase that starts from a pump model and only later counts nozzles usually finds the pump was chosen for a different circuit.
If cycles should be automatic, include a timer in the same enquiry. The Irrigation Timer Controller is the simple time-schedule product in the automation range. Whether it is the right unit for this fogging duty is confirmed, not assumed, and it still needs valves the timer can operate. A timer does not set pressure. It only decides when a valve opens, if the hydraulics are actually there. The full controller range, including that timer, is catalogued there.
Confirm pressure away from this page
Write pump pressure is confirmed, not printed here, into the enquiry if a form tries to force a number. There is no bar rating on this page to copy. There is no flow to copy. The match uses the nozzle choice, how many nozzles run at once, the tubing run and the water quality. Until those are known, a pressure in the quotation would be decorative.
Filtration is part of the same confirmation. Fine outlets block. Say whether the water is from a borewell, a tank or a line that has already scaled other nozzles. Ask for a filter to be named. Do not invent a mesh to look complete. Fittings should be listed, not thrown in as accessories, assorted, because the weight, the tube and the nozzle only meet if the fitting between them is the right one.
Specifications and buyer checklist
Answer what you can about the house and the crop. Leave pressure blank. A blank pressure line is the instruction to confirm it. A borrowed bar value from another supplier's sheet is how the wrong pump is ordered.
Ask the quotation to name nozzles, tubing, weights, filtration, fittings and the pump line separately, and to add a timer only if you asked for automatic cycles. Look for the droplet distinction to be respected without being upgraded into a stronger claim. Keep the house name on the file so replacement nozzles next season match the outlets you actually hung.
- Location, area and crop, and whether the goal is humidity, cooling, or both.
- House or bench dimensions, and how the structure is ventilated.
- Whether wet foliage is acceptable for this crop.
- Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger, or a stated mix.
- Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) and Super Flex UV White PE Tubing included in the count.
- A pump line marked as matched to the duty, with pressure to be confirmed.
- Filtration requested or described, with no mesh invented in the note.
- A timer if cycles should be automatic, left off if they should not.
- Photos of existing nozzles and fittings if this is a replacement.
- A statement that irrigation valves in the same house must not be confused with fogging zones.
Frequently asked questions
What does a nursery fogger system need?
A nursery fogger system needs named nozzles, filtered supply, tubing and a pump matched to the proposed nozzle layout. Specify Fog Nozzle (Single) or 4-Way Fog Nozzle by the bench plan, and ask whether Anti-Drip Fogger and Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) belong on the same line. Keep propagation and hardening areas distinct in the enquiry when their cycles or layouts differ; confirm pressure and fittings rather than assuming figures from a product name.
What is the difference between fogging and misting?
High-pressure fogging creates finer droplets that remain suspended and evaporate quickly, while lower-pressure misting produces larger droplets that are more likely to wet foliage. That is the distinction. It does not include a bar rating, a droplet micron or a claim that one of them is universally right for every house. Match the pump, the nozzle, the filtration and the crop to the behaviour you need. Do not blend the two behaviours into one label.
Which parts are named for the circuit?
Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger, Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) and Super Flex UV White PE Tubing. The single nozzle and the four-way nozzle are not substitutes without a layout check. The weight keeps the drop from swinging. The tubing is the named PE line. Fittings, a filter and a pump matched to the duty sit with that list even though the pump pressure is not printed on this page.
Why is pump pressure not printed?
Because it has to be confirmed for the duty: which nozzles, how many run together, what tubing run, what water. A figure printed here would be invented for every other duty. Pump pressure is confirmed, not printed here. Send the house facts and ask for the match. If you already own a pump, send what you know about it and ask whether it can serve this nozzle count, rather than asking the page to bless it.
When should a timer be added?
When the cycles should be automatic. A timer opens the valve on a schedule. It does not choose the droplet and it does not create pressure. The Irrigation Timer Controller can be discussed for a simple time-based schedule, and it has to be confirmed against the valves on this circuit. If a person will switch the system by hand, say that and leave the timer off the bill. Do not add a soil sensor or a phone application in the same sentence. Those are not part of this page.
What should the first enquiry contain?
Location, area and crop, the house or bench size, ventilation, and whether wet foliage is a problem. Add the nozzle preference if you have one, and say if the pump and the filter are already installed. A fogging system for greenhouse message in that shape can be turned into a parts list with pressure left open for confirmation. Photos of the truss and of any existing drop line save a round of questions about the weight and the tubing length.
Request a quotation
Send location, area and crop, and describe the house, the ventilation and the droplet behaviour you need. Ask for a fogging system for greenhouse quotation that names Fog Nozzle (Single), 4-Way Fog Nozzle, Anti-Drip Fogger, Stabilizer Weight (Fogger) and Super Flex UV White PE Tubing only where you need them, and that matches a pump to the duty without printing a pressure this page does not have. Include filtration and fittings. Include a timer only if cycles should be automatic.
State the distinction you are buying for, and do not ask for a stronger one. Replacement jobs should include photos. New houses should include a sketch of bays. Dealers should separate nozzle stock from project bills. Export shipments should add destination and documents. The reply should show what is named, what is matched later, and what was left out on purpose.
Share the project location, area and crop through the contact form so the Ludhiana team can discuss suitable products and supply requirements.