Technical Abstract: Laboratory simulation of application of agricultural sprays for bioassay or sprayer evaluations is not a new concept. Given the ever increasing number of combinations of pesticides, pests, crops, and application methods, full scale field testing of all combinations is not feasible. Small scale laboratory studies to assess the various materials on the various crops and pests at varying rates and spray spectra can identify promising combinations for field evaluation. This work details a laboratory spray table and a series of calibration evaluations used to help user quickly setup to apply material at desired rates and droplet sizes. A series of flat-fan nozzles were evaluated at different speeds and pressure combinations in the spray table. A database of spray volume deposition rates and droplet sizes was developed using water sensitive cards analyzed with the DropletScan® software. The developed spray table system can be used to quickly and inexpensively screen a large number of application scenarios to select the application system combinations that show the most promise for field evaluations.