Air spray gun

The air spray gun is an important tool in painting and surface technology. It works by supplying compressed air, which draws the paint or coating from a container or special cup and sprays it through a nozzle onto the surface to be painted. The amount of paint applied and the spray pattern can be precisely controlled by adjusting the air pressure and the paint supply, allowing flexible adaptation to different requirements.

Air spray guns are used in a wide range of applications, from the automotive industry to woodworking and metalworking. They offer a fast and efficient way of applying an even coating to surfaces, whether for decorative purposes or to protect against corrosion and wear.

Choosing the right nozzle and the right spray pattern is crucial for the painting result. Different nozzles make it possible to apply the paint in different quantities and with different spray patterns, from a fine mist to a concentrated jet. This allows the user to adapt the paint finish to the exact requirements of the project in question.

Although air spray guns offer an effective and versatile solution for surface coating, they require a certain amount of experience and skill to achieve optimum results. Careful preparation of the surface and correct handling and maintenance of the spray gun are crucial to ensure a professional finish.

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This definition is taken from the surface technology encyclopedia from Surface Technology Online. You can find many more technical terms from the surface technology industry in our lexicon overview.

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