What is the difference between an airless spray gun and an air spray gun? And which is better air or airless paint sprayer? These are common questions when it comes to spray painting. Here is an overview of both paint atomization systems, including a comparison and tip selection chart for both airless paint sprayers (SYNO:…

Contents1 Technical Information2 Features3 Application4 Service Manual Technical Information Part No.: 101115 Nozzle: 0.5-3.6 mm (continuously adjustable!) Atomization Technique: (see “features” below) Air inlet pressure (recommended): 3.0-6.0 bar at 200 lpm Air inlet pressure (max.): 10 bar Material inlet pressure (max.): 8 bar Weight (without cup): 680g – Needle and nozzle made of stainless steel…

HVLP is a common industry term and stands for ‘High Volume Low Pressure’ (at least 65% transfer efficiency), while ‘RP’ is a SATA acronym for ‘Reduced Pressure’. Spray guns with ‘RP’ technology belong to the group of ‘compliant’ spray guns. Compliant’ means that the guns are compliant with the EU VOC Directive and also provide…

Anest Iwata has further developed its WS-200 range of pressure feed spray guns and has introduced the new models WS-200SP and WS-200FT. Contents1 WS-200SP (SP = Split Nozzle) with Pre-Atomization Technology2 WS-200FT (Flat Tip Nozzle) – Round Nozzle3 Service Manual / Parts Breakdown WS-200SP (SP = Split Nozzle) with Pre-Atomization Technology The WS-200SP (SP =…

The new electrostatic paint spray gun ‘RansFlex RXi 45kV’ of Ransburg uses indirect electrostatic charging technology which means that there is no longer any need to isolate the waterborne paint feed containers or paint pumps with expensive isolation cages or tanks. This saves costs and floor space. In addition, the design of the spray gun…