Compared to narrower spray nozzles, wider-angle spray nozzles usually produce:

Wider-angle spray nozzles are designed to create a broader pattern of spray, which generally results in the production of coarser droplets. This is because the design of these nozzles allows the liquid to flow through with less resistance, leading to less atomization and consequently larger droplet sizes. Finer droplets are typically produced by narrower nozzles that create a higher pressure jet, which can break the liquid into smaller particles due to the more intense energy and focused flow.

In aerial application, using wider nozzles can be advantageous for covering larger areas quickly, but it's essential to consider the droplet size in relation to the target area and application method. Coarser droplets from wider nozzles may be less prone to drift, but may not achieve the same level of penetration into dense vegetation as finer droplets. Therefore, knowing the specific characteristics and intended use of the spray nozzles is crucial for effective aerial application.