Information about Spray Painting Equipment (Paint Sprayers)

Spray painting equipment (paint sprayers) atomize paints or liquid materials in order to apply coatings to discrete products or components. There are many kinds of spray painting equipment. Examples include a spray paint booth and a spray paint gun. Spray painting equipment (paint sprayers) are used to apply garage floor paint as well as automotive paint. A spray paint booth is intended to collect overspray paint and to remove solvent fumes from a work area. A conventional spray paint gun uses air to atomize paint and to provide a spray or fan pattern. Included in the paint sprayer family are a high pressure, low volume sprayer, airless sprayer, airless spray paint roller, and diaphragm paint sprayer. Other spray painting equipment (paint sprayers) is commonly available.

Products & Services Related to Spray Painting Equipment (Paint Sprayers)

Coating and Spray Booths

Coating and spray booths are enclosures used to contain spray coating processes such as painting, powder coating, thermal spraying, and other deposition methods. This category includes hoods, cabinets, tunnels and similar enclosures

Powder Coating Equipment

Powder coating equipment is used to spray resin powder onto the surface of a pre-heated component, where the powder fuses and cures producing a protective coating.

Spray Guns and Applicators

Spray guns and applicators form a coating by directing atomized paints, adhesives, liquids or powders toward a surface.

Sprayers and Spray Coating Equipment

Sprayers and spray coating equipment are used to apply or dispense coatings, paints, fluids, cleaners, chemicals, powders or other industrial materials.