By using high-frequency vibrations, ultrasonic spraying produces a fine mist of uniform droplets, enabling precise coatings at the nano- and microscale. This method is increasingly used in protective coatings, nanofiber filters, energy systems, and biomedical devices. The benefits of ultrasonic spraying technology extend across protective coatings, electronics, energy, nanofiber filters, and medical solutions.

Protective Coatings: Uniform coatings for ballistic armor, drones, and aircraft surfaces, providing enhanced durability and lightweight protection.
Electronic and Sensor Protection: Thin film coatings for radar, IR sensors, and PCBs, shielding sensitive components from moisture, salt, and chemical damage.
Energy and Fuel Cells: Advanced electrode coatings for military drones and portable field devices, improving efficiency and extending service life.
Nanofiber Filters: Integration with electrospinning for gas masks and NBC (Nuclear–Biological–Chemical) protection systems, enabling next-generation defense solutions.
Medical and Field Solutions: Nanofiber-based wound dressings, hemostatic coatings, and drug delivery systems, supporting rapid response in healthcare and field operations.