Spray Equipment

Spray Equipment for Coatings, Paints & Surface Treatments – Professional Application Tools

Our spray equipment range covers the full spectrum of professional application tools used to deliver paints, varnishes, resin coatings, fire retardants, and primers to a wide variety of surfaces. From large-scale exterior paint projects to detail work in confined areas, the right sprayer can reduce material waste and improve both efficiency and finish. Whether you're working on metalwork, timber, masonry, or industrial floors, our equipment is chosen for durability, accuracy, and ease of use.

We stock a range of airless and low-pressure spray systems to suit different materials and settings. Airless sprayers are ideal for fast, even coverage of large areas with high-viscosity products, while HVLP systems are better suited for controlled, fine finishes in more detailed work. Adjustable pressure and nozzle settings offer flexibility for different coating types and surface profiles.

To support full systems, we also offer compatible accessories such as filters, tips, hoses, and cleaning kits - essential for maintaining performance and reducing downtime. Many sprayers are built with ergonomic designs and lightweight frames to minimise operator fatigue on longer tasks. Some models feature direct suction systems for use with large containers, reducing refill frequency and allowing uninterrupted application on demanding projects.

Whether you're a decorator aiming for a flawless wall finish or an industrial contractor applying thick coatings to structural steel, this category offers equipment designed to deliver fast, clean, and consistent results. Our team can assist with selection based on your coating type, coverage requirements, and site environment.

FAQs – Spray Equipment

What’s the difference between airless sprayers and HVLP systems?

Airless sprayers pump coatings at high pressure to atomise the product, making them ideal for large areas and thicker materials. HVLP systems, in contrast, use lower pressure with higher air volume to produce a finer, more controlled spray. HVLP is better for precision work and smaller areas, while airless sprayers excel at speed and coverage.

Can I use the same sprayer for water-based and solvent-based coatings?

Yes, most professional sprayers can handle both, but it’s essential to thoroughly clean the equipment between uses. Using the correct solvent or cleaner ensures no cross-contamination between products, and prevents clogs or chemical reactions that could damage the sprayer.

How do I choose the right spray tip or nozzle size?

Nozzle size should match the viscosity of your coating and the desired spray width. Thicker products need larger tip sizes, while finer finishes require smaller ones. Most manufacturers provide tip size guides based on the type of coating being used to help achieve the best results.

What kind of maintenance does spray equipment require?

Regular cleaning after each use is critical. This includes flushing the system, checking filters, and inspecting hoses and seals for wear. Periodic servicing, such as replacing tips or lubricating moving parts, helps maintain pressure consistency and extends the life of the equipment.