Airless atomization

Airless atomization is a painting process that is widely used in industrial painting. In contrast to conventional spray guns, which use compressed air, airless technology uses high liquid pressure to atomize the paint without the use of additional air.

In this process, the paint is pumped through a nozzle under high pressure, atomizing it into fine droplets. The absence of compressed air prevents air bubbles in the paint, resulting in a more even and smoother surface. This is particularly beneficial in applications where high paint quality and precision are required.

Airless atomization is often used in large-area applications such as the automotive industry, shipbuilding or the painting of facades. The high pressure enables efficient coverage of large areas and fast drying of the paint. This process is also effective when applying high-viscosity coatings, as the pressure helps to distribute the paint evenly.

However, the airless atomization technique requires careful adjustments to avoid over-atomization or uneven coating. Choosing the right nozzle, pressure settings and operator experience play a crucial role in achieving optimal results. Overall, airless atomization offers an efficient and high-quality solution for large-area painting applications.