The following table will help you to find the right Tritech airless sprayer for your needs. The material to be processed and the size of the object are important factors to include in the selection.
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For example, the following objects can be coated using a Tritech airless sprayer:
- TriTech T4 / T5: door frames, door leaves, radiators, interior walls, ceilings, wood panelling
- TriTech T11: facades, roofs, metal structures and large objects
The target group for these Tritech airless sprayers are painters and carpenters who work outside of spray booths, but also varnishers, plasterers, metalworkers or drywall builders.
Suitable airless accessories, such as airless tips, airless guns from TriTech, can also be found directly from us.
Find out more about the Tritech airless sprayers offered here.
How are airless paint sprayers constructed?
Airless paint sprayerscan be driven pneumatically, electrically or by a combustion engine. The system basically consists of a pump, a high-pressure hose, an airless spray gun and a nozzle. A piston or diaphragm is used to build up pressure, which draws the material out of a container and then conveys it through the hose to the nozzle, where it is finally finely atomised.
What are the advantages of the "airless spraying method"?
The advantages of the airless spraying methodare many and varied. In addition to the very important economic/rational advantages (greater area coverage/time and personnel) compared to conventional methods such as rollers and brushes, perfect/uniform surfaces are achieved with playful ease. With airless spraying, correspondingly high layer thicknesses are achieved in just one operation, which ultimately leads to high covering power and thus saves a lot of time. Another significant advantage is the optimised construction site logistics when using an airless device. Tedious hauling of buckets is no longer necessary in many cases due to the well-thought-out positioning of the pump and consideration of the associated operating range through the selected hose length.
Disadvantages of the "airless spraying method"?
The development of spray mist (overspray), which is often mentioned in connection with the airless method but is often overrated, can be reduced to a minimum by perfectly adjusting the system (working pressure, nozzle, material). If the user is still practised and familiar with the system, the masking effort is kept within manageable limits. Nevertheless, masking effort, commissioning and cleaning should be included in the calculation.
