Pumps for carpentry

Airless pumps and airmix pumps are two types of equipment used in painting and finishing woodworking jobs. Both offer specific advantages in terms of speed, finish and versatility. Here’s how they differ and how they are used in carpentry:

Airless pumps:

Airless pumps are devices that use the pressure generated by a high pressure pump to spray paints and coatings onto the surface to be painted. The high pressure atomizes the material, dispersing it into small droplets. Airless pumps are popular for their speed and the wide coverage they can provide. They are particularly suitable for larger, flat surfaces where speed of application is an advantage.

Advantages of airless pumps in carpentry:

1. Speed: Airless pumps can cover large surfaces quickly, making them suitable for large-scale projects such as doors, paneling, and countertops.
2. Efficiency: The high pressure of the airless pumps allows for an even application and full coverage in fewer passes.
3. Widely used: They are used in woodworking projects that require fast and uniform painting, such as furniture and prefabricated structures.

Airmix pumps:

Airmix pumps are a hybrid between airless pumps and conventional spray guns. These pumps use both air pressure and hydraulic pressure to atomize the material. Air is added to the material stream just before it exits the gun, creating a finer finish than with airless pumps. Airmix pumps offer a good compromise between speed and finish quality.

Advantages of airmix pumps in carpentry:

1. Finish quality: Airmix pumps offer a finer finish than airless pumps, suitable for more delicate surfaces or that require a flawless finish.
2. Speed and Accuracy: Airmix pumps allow for quick and precise application, making them suitable for woodworking projects that require attention to detail.
3. Suitability: Airmix pumps can be used on a variety of materials and surfaces, including furniture, doors, picture frames and more.

In general, the choice between airless pumps and airmix pumps in woodworking depends on the type of project, the size of the surface to be painted and the quality of the desired finish. Airless pumps are great for quickly covering larger surfaces, while airmix pumps offer greater versatility and a high quality finish.

In general WIT paint pumps find several applications in industrial carpentry, where they are used for the application of paints, coatings and finishes on a variety of wood products and related materials. This is how airless or airmix pumps are used in industrial carpentry:

1. Painting of Furniture: Airless or airmix pumps are used to paint wooden furniture, panels, cabinets and internal and external components. They offer uniform and fast coverage, guaranteeing a high quality finish.
2. Finishing Wood Surfaces: Airless or airmix pumps are used to apply protective finishes such as clear coats, enamels and oils to protect and enhance wood surfaces.
3. Doors and Frames: In the manufacture of doors, windows and frames, airless or airmix pumps are used to apply paints and finishes to surfaces, creating a uniform and long-lasting finish.
4. Wooden Floors: Airless or airmix pumps can be used to apply paints and finishes to hardwood floors, creating a durable, protective coating.
5. Structural Wooden Elements: In the construction of wooden structural elements such as beams and columns, airless or airmix pumps can be used to apply protective coatings that increase the durability and strength of the wood.
6. Restoration and Repair: Airless or airmix pumps are used in the restoration and repair of furniture and antiques, allowing finishes and paints to be applied while respecting the original aesthetics.
7. Production of Decorative Elements: Airless or airmix pumps can be used to apply artistic and decorative finishes on wooden elements that require attention to detail.
8. Large Scale Carpentry: In the large scale production of wood products, such as prefab houses or structural components, airless or airmix pumps can speed up the painting and finishing process.

Airless or airmix pumps are appreciated in industrial carpentry for their ability to apply