Spray painting is the technique where a device sprays the paint through the air onto a surface. This consists of compressed gas ? generally air ? to atomize and direct paint particles on the work plane. This technique has evolved from airbrushes. This technique has proven to be much more convenient and easy to use […]

Spray painting is the technique where a device sprays the paint through the air onto a surface. This consists of compressed gas ? generally air ? to atomize and direct paint particles on the work plane. This technique has evolved from airbrushes. This technique has proven to be much more convenient and easy to use when compared to the traditional painting methods. Air guns, either hand-held or an automated device, could be easily used on site paint spraying for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. There are various types of paint sprayers considering the different preferences of the professionals and amateurs. Here are a few mainstream types of sprayers:
Airless paint sprayers
Airless paint sprayers require a lot of pressure to atomize the paint in order to push it out through the cranium of the equipment to form tiny misty droplets. These tiny droplets must shape an even pattern in order to finish smoothly onto the work surface. The main deal is the speed while using an airless sprayer because a huge project has to be finished in a very short amount of time. Hence, both speed and pressure play an important factor while this procedure.
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