What is the name of the rigid tube used with pesticide sprayers that connects the hose to the nozzle?

The correct term for the rigid tube used with pesticide sprayers that connects the hose to the nozzle is referred to as a wand. The wand serves several important functions in pesticide application. It provides a safe distance between the applicator and the area being treated, allowing for targeted application while minimizing exposure to chemicals. The design of the wand allows for easy maneuverability and precise control over the direction and flow rate of the pesticide being sprayed.

While extension tubes, nozzle adapters, and spray arms may be components of pesticide application equipment, they do not specifically denote the rigid tube that connects the hose directly to a nozzle for spraying purposes. An extension tube might refer to an added length for reaching difficult areas, a nozzle adapter may connect different nozzle types, and a spray arm typically refers to a more complex assembly used for broadcast spraying rather than the direct connection between the hose and nozzle.