Sign in
Your Position: Home >Wire Mesh >WHAT IS AIR ASSISTED AIRLESS SPRAY TECHNOLOGY?

WHAT IS AIR ASSISTED AIRLESS SPRAY TECHNOLOGY?

Jul. 15, 2024
  • 49
  • 0
  • 0

WHAT IS AIR ASSISTED AIRLESS SPRAY TECHNOLOGY?

In the 's, various combinations of spraying systems emerged. Air-assisted airless was one that developed to fill a need that resulted from escalated material costs and newly enacted Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations. Air-assisted airless, under ideal conditions, combines the best features of air spray along with the best of airless.

For more airless spray gun filtersinformation, please contact us. We will provide professional answers.

Air-assisted airless spray guns first partially atomize the fluid with a special fluid nozzle tip similar to a standard airless tip. Second, they complete the atomization with small amounts of compressed air from the face and/or the horns of the air nozzle that they use. The result is a finely atomized spray pattern closely resembling that of a compressed air system. Newly designed low-pressure, air-assisted airless systems are also available. Some systems restrict the atomizing air pressure to comply with various EPA guidelines; as a result, these systems can be considered HVLP air-assisted airless.

Advantages

Contact us to discuss your requirements of mist eliminator pad for sale. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.

See also:
High Strength Shaker Screen With Pre-Tensioned Structure
The Advantages of Incorporating 358 Welded Mesh into Your Next Construction Project

The primary advantage of air-assisted airless is its "soft" spray atomization. Atomization air pressures are usually low, under 20 psi, and as a result, this system provides a fine finish with most coatings approaching that of compressed-air atomization. With air-assisted airless we can see an approximate 30% improvement in transfer efficiency over compressed air. This system allows us to increase flow rates, while also spraying into recesses and cavities, without excessive bounce-back of material. This means less booth maintenance and cleanup time. We also can expect a reduction in compressed-air supply requirements. Since fluid pressures generally range from 200-800 psi, less wear on the pump and tip is to be expected.

 

Disadvantages

Tip clogging with .007 to .011 orifice size can occur with air-assisted airless. Tip clogging usually occurs with pigmented coatings and for easy unclogging try out our tip cleaning needles.

Want more information on spray pump filters for sale? Feel free to contact us.

Comments
Comments

0/2000

Get in Touch
Guest Posts