Spray Guns

HVLP, air spray, and electrostatic spray guns for manual and robotic applications.

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Spray guns are selected around atomization quality, transfer efficiency, coating chemistry, available utilities, and whether the process is manual, semi-automatic, or robot-mounted.

Best fit for projects where part mix, coating type, and finish tolerance need a practical balance between equipment cost, process stability, and maintenance simplicity.

Prepare before inquiry

  • Coating data sheet
  • Required finish class
  • Manual or robotic application mode
  • Available air, fluid, and safety interfaces
Use HVLP or air spray for flexible low- to medium-volume work where setup simplicity matters.
Use electrostatic guns when wrap-around coverage and transfer efficiency justify voltage controls and grounding checks.
Use robotic spray guns when repeatable paths, automatic triggering, and booth interlocks are part of the cell scope.

HVLP Guns

High volume low pressure, <10 psi at cap, 65-75% transfer efficiency

Available Brands

SATAjetDeVilbiss GTiGraco Ultra

Air Spray Guns

Traditional atomization, 40-80 psi, 25-40% transfer efficiency

Available Brands

Graco H1050Binks-Maple 15/30SAMES

Electrostatic Guns

40-100kV, 75-95% transfer efficiency, wrap-around coverage

Available Brands

Ransburg 704Graco Pro XpSAMES F209

Robotic Spray Guns

Hollow wrist design, explosion-proof, ATEX certified

Available Brands

Graco H1050 RobotBinks-Maple RobotTimmer 1060

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