What is the name of the equipment that generates aerosol particles and/or droplets?

The equipment that generates aerosol particles and/or droplets is known as a fogger. Foggers are specifically designed to create a fine mist or fog of pesticide, allowing for effective application over a large area. This is particularly useful in pest control, as the small droplet size enables the pesticide to penetrate foliage and reach pests that may be hidden. Fogging is often used for situations where residual activity is needed, and it can provide coverage to difficult-to-reach places.

While a smoker is used primarily for creating smoke for purposes like pest control or as a signal, and a mist blower is more specialized for applying liquids in a mist form with broader droplets, foggers excel in generating very fine aerosols which are essential for certain pest management strategies. High pressure sprayers, on the other hand, are designed for applying pesticides in larger droplets rather than fine aerosols. Thus, the fogger stands out as the most appropriate choice for generating aerosol particles and droplets effectively.