Fluid Processing & Techniques: Tip Selection, Thinning, and Application by Coating
Fluid Processing & Techniques covers what happens between the bucket and the surface: which tip to run, when and how to thin, and how the method changes with the coating and the job.
Tip Selection: Airless spray tip size charts, 515 vs 517, and tip choices for oil-based paint and cabinet finishing.
Thinning and Viscosity: Thinning latex paint for an airless sprayer, and handling high-solids and silicone roof coatings.
Application by Job Type: Deck staining, drywall finishing, stucco, fireproofing, athletic field marking, and road striping.
A paint sprayer for oil based paint has to cover alkyd enamels and topcoats, oil-based primers and wood sealers, oil-based and penetrating wood stains, lacquers…
An athletic field paint sprayer must overcome extreme fluid viscosity and abrasive suspended particles inherent in turf paint. Standard units suffer from Pressure Pulsation, resulting…
A professional stucco sprayer machine must handle extreme high-viscosity and highly abrasive fluids like elastomeric paint and concrete texture. To prevent seal failure, premium equipment…
An industrial airless striping machine is a heavy-duty system designed for applying highly viscous waterborne paint on airport runways, municipal roads, and commercial parking lots….
When sizing fireproofing spray equipment for high solids and heavy-duty applications, contractors must prioritize three critical physical parameters to overcome the immense shear force of…
Understanding the complex dynamics of plural component spray equipment is absolutely critical for heavy industrial contractors dealing with 100% solids, fast-curing polyurea, and heavy epoxies….
Professional roofing contractors prefer heavy-duty sprayers for their versatility, durability, and superior performance when spraying 100 silicone roof coating. Moisture ingress into the building causes…