What spray pattern does the device produce?

• A. A liquid stream actuated by the horizontal movement of the trigger or downward motion of the actuator button.
• B. A fine mist with wide dispersion.
• C. A foam spray with bubbles.
• D. A dry powder cloud.

Answer: (A)

The spray pattern being tested is a liquid stream produced when the trigger is moved horizontally or the actuator button is pressed downward. This actuation opens a valve that ejects OC as a focused jet through a narrow nozzle, giving a concentrated stream rather than a wide spray. A fine mist would require atomizing the liquid into tiny droplets, a foam spray would need air mixing to create bubbles, and a dry powder cloud would involve dispersing powder—patterns that don’t align with a liquid-stream design driven by those specific motions.