The Devilbiss Compact Mini is an ergonomic, easy-to-handle miniature spray gun. It is available in high volume, low pressure (HVLP) and Trans-Tech variations, the first with a cost saving DeKups Package. Other features include brass air caps that give users superior atomization of solvent and water-based materials. Along with stainless-steel fluid tips and needles, the compact mini is an…
This HVLP spray gun line includes general purpose, corrosion control and fine finish variants – each packed with features and a high-quality build. All for one low price. Easy to clean – Stainless steel fluid passages Easy to use – Lightweight and rugged construction The Lynx 100H has a wide range of nozzles, making it perfect for sprayers working…
The new CAT-Xpress comes in three packages, each with three nozzle and needle setups, two air caps, a gun tool and a case. The Smart Pack includes the mentioned accessories while the CAT Pack – 1 QT Aluminum Cup includes the same accessories and a 1 QT aluminum cup with regulator. Finally, the premium CAT Pack – 3M™ PPS™…
Our spray recommendations come from over 50 years of experience in the industry Top Powder Pick The first of our top tools for the job is the Wagner SPRINT Manual Powder Coating Unit – Box Feed. The Wagner Sprint system comes with everything needed to start powder coating, including: Corona manual gun PEM-X1 Control device EPG-Sprint XE Injector PI-F1…
The Walther Pilot Signier Series will be obsolete as of January 31st, 2020, replaced by the feature dense, non-surface damaging GA 9010. Here are all the best reasons to make the switch. The Pilot 9010 marking’s primary uses are marking dots and lines, alphanumeric marking and painting with sharp edges. Most of the applications for these uses fall under…
Spray technique is a critical component in getting a great finish as well as utilizing your material as efficiently as possible. One great best practice when for great coatings and efficient spraying on any surface is called “banding”. Banding is a technique that reduces overspray and saves material while ensuring a nice, even coverage on your part. There are…
After you’ve selected your correct spray gun, air compressor, and nozzle size the last thing keeping you from a tip top finish is your spraying technique. There are several small steps in assuring that you’re applying an even coverage. 1. The spray should always be perpendicular to the surface that is being coated. This means that if you are…
When it comes to selecting a spray gun, the most important selection you make (after the type of spray gun itself) is the nozzle size. The nozzle, more than anything, determines how effectively the material will be atomized. This in turn determines the quality of the coating that you will get out of the spray process. The general rule…
Does your spray coating seem a little bit off? Are you not getting the coverage that you used to or getting odd behaviors? You may have an issue with your spray that is causing the issue. Fortunately, there is a quick spray gun troubleshooting test you can do to figure out if there is an issue. We call this…
It will happen from time to time. You load up your spray gun to coat a part and you notice your spray gun leaking. A spray gun can leak for a number of reasons but all are fairly easy to diagnose and fix. 90% of the time a material leak will come from the nozzle area where the needle…
