Kremlin nozzle chart – How do I find the right nozzle for my Kremlin spray gun?
The choice of the correct nozzle depends on the flow rate, the pressure used and the materials used. The desired spray fan width is another criterion.
The following differentiation by nozzle size, material and spray angle, as well as spray jet width, should make your selection easier. The nozzle size defines the opening through which the material emerges and the spray jet width is defined by the spray angle. The larger the number of degrees, the wider the spray jet.
Size selection for the nozzle for a Kremlin spray gun:
- 09 natural lacquers, oils, colourless lacquers.
- 11 2K lacquers, PVC lacquers, synthetic resin lacquers.
- 13 Filler, base coat, undercoat, varnish.
- 15 Fillers, anti-corrosive paints.
- 16 Anti-corrosion paints
- 19 Rust protection paints
- 20 Latex Paints
Kremlin nozzle table:
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Airless Plus is an air-assisted airless spraying method used in areas such as corrosion protection, in the wood and furniture industry, construction machinery and metal processing.
The difference to traditional airless spraying is that air is supplied to the gun via a second hose.
Traditionally, material is pressed through the nozzle at between 30 and 150 bar and the added atomising air envelops the spray jet and provides a soft boundary.
The air-assisted airless spraying process, also known as the Aircombi process, is ideal for water- and solvent-based paints and varnishes.
The advantages of this air-assisted airless plus method:
higher-quality surfaces than with the classic airless method
lower material consumption due to less overspray
faster application (high area coverage / working speed) due to larger application quantity compared to the airspray method
In principle, this can be considered a very economical spraying method for larger applications.
The disadvantages are that it is unsuitable for small quantities and the atomisation is not as fine as with the airspray method.
