High Pressure Spraying Machine Large Hydraulic Gasoline Airless Paint Sprayer Electric Putty Spray Equipment for Engineering

Product Description：

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Large Hydraulic Gasoline Airless Paint Sprayer Electric Putty Spray Equipment

Features:

1. Power source (optional): gasoline/ electric (two-phase 220V)
    Power: gasoline 13HP;  Electric 7000W
2. Unique hydraulic motor/pump, Hydraulic tank, excellent cooling system
3. Omni-directional paint filter, Unique structural design
4. Support multiple spray guns at the same time, Honda high horsepower engine
5. Stable performance when spraying, can spray thick putty and high viscosity materials, can be connected to long high pressure pipeline
6. Rugged and in line with construction site requirements, it is the best choice for large construction projects and high viscosity materials.

Commonly used spraying: 

Putty powder, acrylic acid, Latex paint, Fireproof Materials, Epoxy paint, Interior and exterior wall coating, paint.

Applications:

Construction, home decoration construction, color tile industry, water-based, oil-based paint construction, steel surface, epoxy floor, marine paint spraying construction.

Before First Use:
NOTICE: Before first use, clean the Spray Gun thoroughly.
If not removed, the material used for testing and corrosion prevention will contaminate paint.

Spraying Technique:
CAUTION: DO NOT STOP WHEN SPRAYING.
Spraying materials will start to set and dry,as soon as they come in contact with the air.
They will cause a permanent clog if not cleared.If discontinuing spraying for more than half an hour, turn off the air supply, disconnect Cup from Gun Body and throughly rinse Cup and Gun Body with clean water.

Paint Preparation and Filling:
1. Thread the Cup to the Gun Body and tighten until the Cup is securely in place.
2. Thin the paint according to manufacturer's directions and mix thoroughly.
3. Carefully strain the paint through a paint strainer or a piece of cheesecloth.
 

Note: Proper paint mixture is essential. Follow the manufacturer's directions.
           Most paints will spray easily if they are thinned properly.