Agitators (air-operated)

Agitator - with Mounting Plate

Agitator - "Quick Mixer"

Agitator - with C-Clamping

Two fluid inlet options are available:

1)      The  gun has an external stainless steel fluid tube (Part No. 0811-7500-1) with an optional heat guard that allows the use of heated coatings up to 175°F (79°C).

2)      At the Binks Airless 75 Direct Connect model (Part No. 0811-7500-2) the fluid hose is attached directly to the gun.

Airless 75 Spray Gun Direct Connect (photo: Binks)

Airless 75 Spray Gun with External Stainless Steel Fluid Tube (photo: Binks)

Due to the thick-walled stainless steel fluid tube and fluid passages made of tungsten carbide, this gun is compatible with almost any coating, from stain to zinc, including high solids and abrasive industrial materials.  The gun has also a stress reducing ergonomic handle and a two finger trigger.  This combination gives the operator more control, and better leverage of the spray gun. For more information please visit www.binks.com or contact us by email.

Devilbiss Air Cap AV-1239-704

This is the ultimate and free Devilbiss Air Cap / Air Nozzle Selection Guide with over 100 different air caps from over 30 different Devilbiss spray gun models.

Devilbiss Air Nozzle MB-4039-69 (69HD)

Most of the air caps are listed with  Pressure Operating Range (both in BAR and PSI), Air Flow (LPM and SCFM) and Pattern Size (MM and Inch) and information whether the air cap is conventional, HVLP or TRANS-TECH. With the simple WINDOWS search function “Ctrl&F” you can search the spreadsheet after gun type or air cap number or part number. The guide includes the models MSA, SRI & SRI-PRO, JGA & JGA-HD, PRI & PRI-PRO, GTI & GTI-PRO, GFG & GFG-HD, FLG-5, EXL-502, Compact, Cobra, Viper, AGX & AGXV, AGMD, AGGS-522, Advance ADV, GTI-A, AGG-510, AGN-502, JGV & JGVH, AGF-506, EGA-502 and  JGX-502.

Devilbiss Air Cap Selection Guide

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Note:
The information are taken mainly from Devilbiss manuals. However, we cannot guarantee for the accuracy or are responsible for any mistakes/errors. This is a general guide only. If you want to use a specific air cap, please check the manual or contact us: info@bsc-teknik.com

What is the difference between Conventional, HVLP, Turbine HVLP and Trans-Tech (LVMP) technologies?

How do I get the pump to prime, especially first thing in the morning after it’s been sitting all night?

What size air hose should I use for my spray gun?

What is the minimum velocity of paint in a circulating system?

What is the difference between a valve and a regulator?

What causes excessive pressure drop on the main line gauge of the filter/regulator?

What are my options for mixing two component materials?

How does heat relate to viscosity in a coating?

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Or contact us info@bsc-teknik.com if you need further help with your Binks equipment.

Binks Gelmaster Unit (source: ITW Finishing Technologies)

then intimately mixed with the resin leading to a clear and air free sprayed gel coat film. The advantages are that no flushing is necessary and that the external catalyst delivery is clearly visible to the operator. This model is very suitable for multi-coloured operation as a quick colour change is possible. The unit includes spray gun, 20 litre pressure tank, air filtration, extractor and control components. Click here for details.

The Air Matic system of company ENSUTEC Products GmbH (Germany) is a newly developed and patented technology for compressed air installations that leads to energy savings, improved material efficiency and less overspray. It can be easily integrated into existing facilities such as paint shops or spray booth.

The Process: Cleaning – Ionizing – Heating

The Air Matic process includes the cleaning, ionizing and heating of the compressed air. The employment of 2-3 filter elements leads to clean compressed air that meets highest air purity standards (e.g. ISO 8573-1, category 1), and even surpasses strict standards when it comes to oil vapour- and oil dust filtering.

Spray booth with Air Matic technology

The high-purity compressed air can be variable adjusted to the optimal temperature in a range of 0-140° Celsius. The elevated temperature, in connection with the static discharged air, relaxes the paint much better, allows finer atomization and improved transfer efficiency in spray coating applications such as wet painting (solvent based, water based), adhesive spraying (incl. hot wax), mould making and other manual and automated applications. The system works well in connection with conventional spray guns, HVLP guns, Air Mix-technology, flat-coaters and robot facilities.

Improved Quality – Less Overspray

The Air Matic system amortises very fast, mainly due to improved parts quality. The very fine atomization and high-purity of compressed air reduces possible reworks like grinding, polishing etc. Another advantage is overspray reduction: the gentle coating with higher transfer efficiency is able to save over 10% coating material. The advantages at a glance:

Quality: finer atomization, a more even, softer spray pattern

Air Matic 3000W with Cefla flat-coater

Energy: reduction of compressed air consumption (10-30%), reduction of atomization pressure, reduction of drying time

Material: less overspray and higher transfer efficiency leads to less material consumption (10-20%) and less thinner consumption (30-60%)

Technology: no formation of condensate, constant air temperature, no additional filter elements required.

The Air Matic system is compact, available in three different sizes (500W, 1500W and 3000W) and can be easily integrated into existing facilities. It is almost maintenance-free, only filters should be changed at given time. For more information contact us: info@bsc-teknik.com

Binks Maple 15/3 air pump (photo: ITW Industrial Finishing)

energy efficient air motor with low shear fluid section technology from the range of Smart Electric Pumps. The Maple Pump achieves a reciprocating drive by using high technology ground steel spool and sleeve air valves to control the air motor reversal, providing reciprocating motion.

The patented air valve design ensures a positive magnetic detent for the main and pilot air valves thus removing the possibility for a stall condition. The air motor also utilises the patented Binks Low Ice quick exhaust technology to prevent air valve freezing conditions when high cycle speeds are employed. Equal thrust on each stroke due to the horizontal configuration incorporating the dual piston rod design gives a balanced fluid pressure output and reduces fluid pressure fluctuations to a minimum.

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The spray gun is fully coated both inside and out with the so-called QuickClean coating which has non-stick properties resulting in fast cleanup and high corrosion resistance. QuickClean coated guns are a must for waterborne and work very well with solvent-based coatings as well. Tekna ProLite spray gun is well-balanced and ergonomically designed for increased comfort and performance.