Airless & Air-Assisted Airless Spray Equipment

Airless spraying pushes coating through a carbide tip at high fluid pressure — no atomizing air — moving heavy materials fast: the Binks Airless 75 and 75M run to 7,500 PSI, and Wagner's PROTEC GM1 airless manual guns handle protective coatings at 350 and 530 bar. Air-assisted airless (AAA) adds shaping air to airless delivery at lower fluid pressures, producing a fine finish at production speed with high transfer efficiency — the technology behind C.A. Technologies' Bobcat and Cougar 14:1 pump outfits, the Binks AA1600M and MAG II, and Wagner's AirCoat line.

The decision between airless and AAA is a finish-versus-speed question: pure airless for primers, protective coatings, and structural work where build matters more than appearance; AAA for cabinet, furniture, and industrial fine finishing where you want airless speed without the orange peel. CET sizes the complete system — pump ratio, tip, hose, and gun — and stocks the tips, repair kits, and manuals to keep it running.