Spray guns

Spray Guns – HVLP, RP & Airless Systems for Perfect Surfaces

Spray guns are the foundation of every professional surface coating. They ensure even, precise paint distribution and deliver flawless results on vehicles, wood, metal, or industrial applications. Depending on the method – HVLP, RP, or Airless – technology, air pressure, nozzle size, and material flow differ. In this category, you will find high-quality spray guns from SATA, DeVilbiss, Graco, and Wagner – including accessories, nozzles, air caps, and cup systems.

HVLP Spray Guns – Precise Atomization with Minimal Overspray

HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) spray guns operate with high air volume at low pressure. This creates especially fine atomization and a very even spray pattern – ideal for clear coats, base coats, or premium fine-finish work. The major advantage: significantly less overspray and lower paint consumption. This technology is optimal for workshops, body shops, and wood painters who value efficiency and quality. HVLP guns are particularly popular in spot-repair and detail work thanks to their precise material control.

RP Spray Guns – Efficiency and Speed for Large Surfaces

RP (Reduced Pressure) spray guns combine the advantages of conventional high-pressure systems with reduced air pressure. They achieve higher surface coverage with excellent finish quality. RP systems are ideal for large workpieces, vehicles, and industrial coatings. The higher material throughput allows large areas to be coated quickly without compromising gloss or flow. Brands like SATA RP and DeVilbiss GTi Pro set benchmarks for ergonomics, precision, and durability.

Airless Spray Guns – Maximum Surface Performance without Air Support

The Airless process works, as the name suggests, “without air.” The material is fed through a pump (e.g. piston or diaphragm pump) under high pressure (up to 250 bar) to the nozzle, where it is finely atomized. No additional air supply is required. The result is a thick, even material layer with high coverage – ideal for large surfaces, high-viscosity materials, and industrial coatings. Airless systems are especially popular for corrosion protection, façade paints, primers, fillers, and 2-component paints. Thanks to high efficiency, you save both time and material – a decisive advantage in continuous professional use.

Air Combi – The Combination of Airless and Air Spray

The Air Combi process (also known as Airless Plus) combines the high material pressure of an Airless system with additional air for fine atomization. This results in a finer spray pattern while maintaining a higher material output. Air Combi spray guns are the first choice in the wood and furniture industry, metal construction, and corrosion protection. Benefits: economical material use, clean edges, and less overspray. They are ideal when high-quality surfaces with medium to large volumes are required.

Nozzle Sizes, Air Demand & Material Viscosity

The correct nozzle size is crucial for spray pattern, gloss, and coverage. As a rule of thumb:

• Base & clear coats: 1.2–1.4 mm
• Fillers & primers: 1.6–1.8 mm
• Spray putties: 2.0–3.0 mm

The more viscous the material, the larger the nozzle should be. For HVLP guns, a working pressure around 2 bar is usually sufficient; RP systems require 2.5–3 bar. Airless devices operate with up to 200 bar – here precise coordination of pump, nozzle, and material pressure is key. A suitable compressor with at least 200–400 l/min air output ensures consistent pressure and prevents fluctuations in the spray pattern.

Conclusion: Spray Guns for Every Application

Whether you are processing base coats, clear coats, wood coatings, or industrial surfaces – at beschicht. you will find the right spray gun for your needs. From precise HVLP systems and powerful RP guns to robust Airless devices, we offer tested quality, technical advice, and fast-shipping accessories directly from stock. Benefit from professional spraying technology, reduced overspray, and durable equipment for perfect finishes – every time you spray.

Top Manufacturers of Spray Guns

• SATA – German precision “Made in Kornwestheim.” SATA stands for durable quality, fine atomization, and ergonomic handling. The SATAjet X series uses a special labyrinth-air system for particularly even spray patterns.
• DeVilbiss – Part of Carlisle Fluid Technologies. The Advance HD series offers precision stainless-steel nozzles, Trans-Tech® air caps, and versions for solvent- and water-based paints – perfect for fine finishing work.
• Graco – Industrial spraying technology for continuous operation, robust construction, reliable pressure control, and long-lasting components.
• Wagner – Innovative spray technologies focusing on energy efficiency and uniform paint distribution for crafts and industry.
• Beschichtpunkt – Specialist for application technology and gravity feed guns with focus on precise atomization, ergonomics, and high-quality surface results.
• Binks – Spray guns, pressure tanks & accessories for precise coating applications.
• Colad – Painting supplies, masking materials & mixing systems for efficient coating processes.
• Elcometer – Precision measuring & testing technology for coating thickness, adhesion, climate, and surface preparation.
• Mirka – Abrasives, polishing systems & dust extraction for perfect surface preparation.
• Ransburg – Electrostatic spray guns & systems for efficient, material-saving coating.
• WIWA – High-performance pumps, Airless systems & pressure vessels for industrial and corrosion-protection applications.
• Anest Iwata – Spray guns, compressors & pressure tanks for precise applications in repair and production.

All models are available directly from stock and can be individually configured with suitable accessories, nozzle sets, and cup systems. Request a consultation now or Buy spray guns online.