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Misting and Spraying Systems
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Misting and spraying systems are versatile solutions for a variety of industrial and building applications, allowing the precise application of liquids such as paints, oils and chemicals. This category is designed for professionals looking for efficiency and precision in their work. We offer prompt delivery and specialist technical support from the A.M.E.S. team to make sure our customers can get the best out of our products.
Professional applications
- Surface treatment with special paints and coatings in industrial settings
- Application of oils and greases for the maintenance of machine tools
- Cleaning and preparation of surfaces for building and restoration work
- Use in production processes that require the precise application of chemicals
Selected brands
Our selection includes brands such as Fervi and Wagner, known for their quality and innovation in misting and spraying systems. We have chosen these brands for their ability to offer reliable, high-performing solutions that meet our customers' needs.
Frequently asked questions
How can I choose the misting system best suited to my needs?
The choice of misting system depends on the specific application, the type of liquid to be applied and the surface to be treated. Our team is on hand to provide advice and help you select the most suitable product.
What are the main differences between Fervi and Wagner products?
Fervi and Wagner products offer different solutions in terms of design, functionality and recommended applications. Fervi is known for its airbrushes with gravity-feed and quick-lock tanks, while Wagner offers products such as the Zip 52, ideal for industrial applications. Both brands offer high quality and performance.
Tailored quotations and delivery to site: the AMES team puts together the best supply package for your project. Call us on 051 728529 or via WhatsApp for a free consultation.
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Frequently asked questions: Misting and Spraying Systems
What are airbrushes and spray guns used for?
They spray paints, lacquers and other liquids with a fine, even jet. Airbrushes suit touch-ups, decoration and precision work on small surfaces, such as the Grifo series or the F1, N and S models. Spray guns handle larger volumes, such as the 800 ml battery spray gun in the range.
Airless or spray gun: what is the difference?
Airless uses a high-pressure pump to push the paint without compressed air, and it suits large surfaces such as walls, ceilings and gates. A compressed-air spray gun, or one with a reservoir, offers more control in detailed work. For large surfaces use airless; for detail use a spray gun or airbrush.
Which spare parts are needed for an airless pump?
Airless pumps wear out mainly in the seals and valves. Seal and repair kits, such as those compatible with Graco Xtreme, or the pump repair kit 244194, replace the parts subject to wear. Before dismantling, release the pressure and clean the circuit as described in the manual. Use only spare parts compatible with your model.
Which airless paint sprayer should I choose from the range?
The Dino Power range includes lightweight models, such as the DIY versions, up to professional pumps of 4500 W with a trolley. Compare power, hopper type, hose length and accessories. For occasional use a DIY model is sufficient; for continuous use a professional machine with a trolley is better. Read the data sheet for flow rate and pressure.
How do you use an airless sprayer safely?
An airless sprayer delivers at very high pressure: an accidental jet can seriously injure the skin. Never point the gun at people or at yourself, use the trigger safety when you are not spraying, and release the pressure before cleaning or working on the nozzles. Wear goggles, gloves and a mask suitable for the product.
Which standards govern spray painting equipment?
Spray equipment is machinery and must comply with the Machinery Directive, with CE marking and an operating manual in the language of the country where it is used. At work, D.Lgs. 81/2008 (Italian Legislative Decree 81/2008 on workplace safety) applies to use, maintenance and training. For solvent-based products in enclosed spaces, the safety data sheet states the ventilation and protection required.
How do you clean a spray painting system after use?
Flush the circuit with the solvent or water indicated by the paint manufacturer, circulating the cleaner until it comes out clean. Do not leave the product in the tank, as it can dry out and block the pump and nozzles. Clean the filter and nozzle with the tool supplied, without using metal objects that could damage the orifice.