Abstract: A pump sprayer is disclosed for dispensing fluids such as insecticides and herbicides. The sprayer comprises a supply container which holds the fluid to be dispensed, a manually-operated piston pump, a pressure vessel or accumulator, and a manual control valve for controlling fluid dispensed through a spray wand. The accumulator includes an elastomeric bladder which is adapted to accumulate fluid from the pump and to deliver the fluid to the spray wand at a desired pressure. In order to provide a pump sprayer which can deliver fluid at a substantially constant pressure from a fluid supply contained in conventional containers, the pump and elastomeric bladder are configured to pass through the fill openings of the containers and to be secured therein during operation of the sprayer.

Abstract: A portable, collapsible water tank suitable for use in combatting forest fires and the like that is manufactured from a flaccid synthetic material or a coated fabric which is capable of being ultrasonically welded. The bag is preferably made from a single sheet of material that is folded back upon itself to form a bag having uniformly sized front and rear panels. A filler assembly is mounted in the upper part of the front panel while a quick disconnect coupler is mounted in the lower part of the bag. The edge seams between the panel are welded closed using ultrasonic welding techniques. Radially extended skirts are provided about the bag outside of the seam areas and grommets are mounted within the skirts upon which shoulder straps and handles are either permanently removably secured. A hand-grip is welded to the front face of the tank beneath the filler assembly.