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Single-component spraying equipment
Introduction:
- Different spray guns can be selected to achieve automatic or manual spraying. Heated spraying is an option to reduce viscosity and improve atomization.
- Air-assisted airless spraying: environmentally friendly, less waste from splattering, highly efficient, produces fine atomization, and results in a decorative coating.
Typical applications: high-end woodwork, precision machinery, heavy machinery topcoat, some wheel hubs, etc. Suitable for applications requiring high surface finish and environmentally friendly, efficient spraying. - Airless spraying: environmentally friendly, less waste from liquid splashing, highly efficient, but the coating’s decorative properties are generally average.
Typical applications: PVC undercarriages, containers, ships, steel structures, heavy machinery, etc. This application prioritizes heavy-duty corrosion protection, environmental friendliness, and high efficiency over surface finishing, where surface decoration requirements are not high. - Air spraying: results in more waste from splashing, fine atomization, thin coating, and excellent decorative properties.
Typical applications include: mobile phone casings, monitor and television casings, car headlight covers, bumpers, automotive interior plastic parts, and precision small parts. The focus is on spraying small parts with high surface finish requirements and thin coatings. - Jet cleaning: Used for jet cleaning of high-precision components such as chips and semiconductors. Specially treated immersion areas can adapt to the special chemical properties of the cleaning solution. Medium or medium-high pressure jet cleaning is used for a cleaner and more thorough cleaning.
Reference diagram of some single-component main pump
Reference images of some spray guns and related accessories
A list of single-component spray pump models, configurations, and parameters.
| Single pump model | Can be connected to a spray gun | Suitable for liquid materials | Pressure range | pressure ratio | Theoretical displacement per round trip | Use air pressure |
| WD34 | AA, AL | Medium to low viscosity conventional liquids or cleaning solutions (for special processing models) | 0-204Bar | 34:1 | 73 cc/reciprocating | 3-6 Bar |
| WD46 WD46-TT | AA, AL | Medium to low viscosity liquids or cleaning solutions, or those containing very small amounts of fine powder (special treatment required). | 0-276Bar | 46:1 | 200 cc/reciprocating 240 cc/reciprocating | 3-6 Bar |
| WD69 | airless spray gun | High viscosity conventional liquid materials | 0-414Bar | 69:1 | 145 cc/round trip | 3-6 Bar |
| WD40 | airless spray gun | Medium to low viscosity liquids containing micro-powder, or conventional liquids, or cleaning solutions (for special processing models). | 0-240Bar | 40:1 | 352 cc/reciprocating | 3-6 Bar |
| DJ72-575 | airless spray gun | Ultra-high viscosity liquids such as PVC | 0-432Bar | 72:1 | 200 cc/reciprocating | 3-6 Bar |
| DJ72-285 | airless spray gun | Ultra-high viscosity liquids such as PVC | 0-432Bar | 72::1 | 200 cc/reciprocating | 3-6 Bar |
Heated spraying system configuration process reference diagram

Note: As the product is constantly updated and each user’s configuration and requirements are different, the final product may differ from the images on this webpage. The images and text on this webpage are for reference only.










