Foamers & Foam Injection

A foamer, or foam sprayer, is a device that mixes your chemical with air and water to create a thick foam that clings to the surface, so the chemical stays in contact for longer and works harder before it is rinsed. That extra dwell time is why foam outperforms a plain spray on vertical and overhead surfaces.

NORA PRO supplies the full foaming range, from handheld units to mounted air-driven systems, plus airless foamers that need no compressed air and termiticide injectors for pest work. Brands include Lafferty and Gloria. Tell us your chemical, surfaces and water supply and we will match the system. Pricing is on quote.

Air-driven or airless

Air-driven foamers use compressed air for a rich, dry, long-clinging foam. Airless foamers use water pressure and a venturi, so there is no air line to run. Seal it for your chemical, and see the Lafferty and Gloria ranges and the Chemical Compatibility Guide.

Foaming termiticide? The Termite Barrier Calculator works out the foam and the litres of mix for a job from the rates on your label.

Request a quote and we will spec the foamer, or apply for a trade account for wholesale supply.

Common questions

What is a foamer and how does it work?

A foamer mixes your chemical with air and water to make a clinging foam, so the chemical stays on the surface longer and works better before rinsing.

Air-driven or airless foamer?

Air-driven uses compressed air for a rich, dry foam. Airless uses water pressure and needs no air line, producing a wetter foam.

What is the best foamer for termite work?

A termiticide foam injector that pushes clinging foam into wall cavities and voids.

Wholesale and trade supply

Resellers, distributors and chemical companies: open a trade account for volume pricing, custom labelling and reliable Australian supply.

Apply for a Trade AccountCustom labelling