Innovative Wagner paint and stain sprayers deliver a smooth, consistent finish to any surface indoors and out. Regardless of the project type or size, Wagner has the right sprayer for you. Use a sprayer to easily remodel interior walls, upcycle furniture, stain or paint cabinets, and more.

Be sure to keep the sprayer eight to ten inches away from the surface. And the sprayer pointed straight at the surface. On a wall. Start by cutting in on the corners. And along the floor and ceiling.

And remove the cup off the nozzle. Next fill the cup with your paint or stain. Before putting the nozzle and cup together adjust. The suction tube for your spring. Project.

A) The Control Series Sprayers are for staining and finishing small to medium sized projects and are capable of spraying low viscosity coatings. B) The FLEXiO Series Sprayers are a flexible solution for any type of home painting from small to large projects.

A sprayer is a device used to spray a liquid, where sprayers are commonly used for projection of water, weed killers, crop performance materials, pest maintenance chemicals, as well as manufacturing and production line ingredients.

It's a tool used for applying a fine mist of paint from a spray nozzle. It can handle a paint job quicker than a brush or roller and works well over uneven surfaces.

To put it simply, Airless spray painting just uses material pressure without the air. An electric or pneumatical pump or petrol engine places the material under pressure and forces a defined amount of material at a maximum pressure of 250 bar through a tip bore. This transforms the material into a spray.

So if you're painting in an upward motion. You want it turned back towards the sprayer. So that it can pick up the paint. If you're painting in a downward motion you want it turned.

• High volume sprayer (more than 400 litres /ha)
• Low volume sprayer (5 to 400 litres/ hectare)
• Ultra low volume sprayer (ULV) spray (less than 5 litres /ha).

The difference between sprayers is the mechanism by which they push that paint. There are three primary types of paint sprayers: Airless, pneumatic or air compressor-driven, and high velocity/low pressure (HVLP).

Efficiency. Work faster and more professionally with just one tool. Spray devices apply the paint much faster than brush and roller. For starters, there is no need to prime the edges and corners with the brush - the paint is applied in a single work step.

Sprayers are effective to control fungi, as they keep the leaves unaffected. Liquid fertilizer application is a suitable method used in various areas prone to cause soil erosion and in drylands. Here, the sprayer comes equipped with liquid fertilizer to increase the efficiency of the process.