Electrostatic spraying is a technique used to apply liquids, such as paints or pesticides, by charging the droplets electrically. This process allows the droplets to be attracted to surfaces, ensuring a more even and efficient coating. The charged particles can wrap around objects, reaching areas that traditional spraying methods might miss. The method is commonly used in various industries, including agriculture and manufacturing, to improve coverage and reduce waste. By using electrostatic forces, the spraying process minimizes overspray and drift, making it an environmentally friendly option for applying chemicals and coatings.