Industry pumps

Airless pumps find various applications in industrial metal carpentry, where they are used for the application of protective coatings, paints and finishes on metal structures. This is how airless pumps are used in industrial metalwork:

1. Anti-Corrosion Protection: Airless pumps are used to apply protective coatings such as anti-corrosion paints, hot-dip galvanizing and galvanic coatings on metal structures, preventing corrosion and extending the life of the metal.
2. Metal Structures: In the construction of metal structures such as bridges, cranes, pylons and other infrastructure, airless pumps are used to apply weather resistant and high adhesion coatings.
3. Industrial Equipment: Airless pumps are used to apply paints and coatings to industrial equipment such as tanks, pipes, machinery and other metal components.
4. Welding: After the welding process, airless pumps can be used to apply heat resistant paint or coatings to protect the weld areas from corrosion or damage.
5. Recovery of Old Structures: Airless pumps can be used for the restoration of existing metal structures, applying coatings to improve their resistance and appearance.
6. Marine and Offshore Industry: In the marine and offshore industries, airless pumps are used to apply anti-corrosion and anti-fouling coatings on ships, oil rigs and other marine structures.
7. Production of Architectural Elements: Airless pumps can be used to apply decorative coatings or high quality finishes to metallic architectural elements.
8. Surface Preparation: Prior to coating application, metal surfaces may be prepared by sandblasting or other surface treatment methods. Airless pumps can then apply the coating evenly.

Airless pumps are invaluable in industrial metalwork as they allow the application of protective coatings and uniform finishes on large metal structures, ensuring greater durability and resistance over time. They are particularly useful in industrial environments where corrosion protection is essential for the safety and durability of metal structures.