Electro-hydraulic airless pumps represent a high technological expression of the painting industry<\/b>, offering a versatile and scalable solution for a wide range of applications. In this article, we will explore the different airless pump options, airless pump nozzles and airless equipment that are essential for achieving outstanding painting results.<\/p>\n
1- Size and power of the electric motor:<\/b><\/p>\n
Scalability starts with the electric motor. Airless pumps can be equipped with motors of different sizes and power ratings.<\/b> Smaller models may be suitable for light applications or domestic use (single-phase electric motors), while larger, more powerful models are suitable for industrial or commercial work (three-phase electric motors). The choice of motor for an electro-hydraulic airless pump will depend on the amount of pressure and flow required.<\/p>\n
2 – Adjustable pressure and flow rate:<\/b><\/p>\n
All WIT electro-hydraulic airless pumps offer the possibility of adjusting pressure and flow rate.<\/b> This is useful to adapt the equipment to the different requirements of the application. For example, for painting larger surfaces, larger motors, hydraulic power packs and pumping units can be used to increase the flow rate at the same pressure.<\/p>\n
3 – Nozzles for Airless Pump:<\/b><\/p>\n
Airless pump nozzles are critical elements in achieving the desired spray pattern.<\/b> The variety of airless pump nozzles available allows you to customise the size and shape of the spray to meet the needs of your painting job.<\/p>\n
4 – Paint tank:<\/b><\/p>\n
Some airless pumps are equipped with paint tanks or flexible suction systems<\/b> for external feed tanks. They can be adapted to hold different quantities of material (standard 25\/30 litre cans, 200 litre drums, 1000 litre tanks). This flexibility allows projects of varying sizes to be handled without having to refill the tank too often.<\/p>\n