Practical Guide
Spray Smarter – Protect Better: The Colad Pressure Sprayer 8300 in Practice
For professional spray booth protection, even and efficient product application is key. The Colad Pressure Sprayer 8300 is engineered precisely for that purpose – robust, chemical-resistant and easy to use – ideal for workshops, paint shops and coating professionals.
Product Overview – Technical Data & Advantages
| Feature | Specification / Description |
|---|---|
| Article number | 8300 |
| Capacity (usable / total) | 5 L / 7.2 L |
| Working pressure | 3 bar (achieved after a few pump strokes) |
| Lance | 42 cm PP / PVC |
| Material | Transparent high-grade plastic |
| Seals | Viton O-rings (chemical resistance) |
| Empty weight | 1.77 kg |
3 bar
Working pressure
Working pressure
5 liters
Usable capacity
Usable capacity
Viton seals
High chemical resistance
High chemical resistance
Tip: For best results, spray Colad Dust Control (Art. 8200) evenly at about 3 bar. Higher pressure may cause unnecessary material loss.
Recommended Base Settings (Guideline Values)
- Filling pressure: approx. 3 bar after 5–8 pump strokes
- Spray distance: 40–60 cm
- Spray direction: top to bottom in even passes
- Cleaning interval: after each use with warm water
- Storage: dry and with depressurized valve
Professional Workflow (5 Steps)
- Fill the sprayer with Colad Dust Control (Art. 8200).
- Close the lid securely and pump up to approx. 3 bar.
- Apply evenly on walls and floors of the spray booth.
- Allow light drying between layers if needed.
- After use, empty the sprayer, rinse and let dry.
Troubleshooting
- No pressure build-up: Check that seals sit properly and the valve is clear.
- Uneven spray pattern: Clean lance and nozzle, verify pressure.
- Leaks at pump: Inspect Viton O-rings for damage.
- Weak spray pressure: Re-pump or check safety valve for blockage.
Maintenance – For Long Service Life
- Empty and rinse with clean water after each use
- Lubricate or replace seals regularly
- Store without pressure (valve open)
- Do not use solvents or corrosive chemicals
- Store dry and protected from light for long-term storage
FAQ
- What is the Colad Pressure Sprayer used for?
It is specifically designed for applying Colad Dust Control inside spray booths. - How much pressure is ideal?
Approximately 3 bar – reached after just a few pumps. - How do I clean the sprayer?
Rinse with warm water after use and release pressure through the valve. - Is it chemical-resistant?
Yes – Viton O-rings ensure resistance to many cleaning and protective agents. - Any alternatives?
The Colad Hybrid Spray Booth Protection system is a great complement for extended protection needs.
Note: All data are based on the manufacturer’s technical sheet (Colad 2024) and are intended as guideline values for professional use.
