Pressure Sprayers operate on shop air.
Press Release Summary:
Sprayers have no moving parts, operate on 80 psi shop air, and can spray liquids ranging in viscosity from light solvents to heavy, thick fluids. Liquids can be sprayed using wands ranging from 1/8 in. OD by 5 in. long to 1/4 in. OD by 8 ft long. Sprayers can be used for automotive, marine and industrial applications. Capacities range from 1 qt to 5 gal. Original Press Release:
Corrosion Technologies Corporation Introduces Inexpensive Line Of Application Equipment
Corrosion Technologies Corporation, a Dallas based manufacturer of aviation, automotive, marine and industrial chemical products used for corrosion control, lubrication and penetration, introduces a series of new pressure sprayers of their own manufacture. The company vice president, Bill Gamble, stated: "We are extremely pleased to introduce this very efficient and inexpensive line of sprayers at a fraction of the cost of comparable performing air motor pump systems. These sprayers start at $249.00 and, depending upon capacity and accessories, top out at $649.00. Normally you would expect to pay from $2,500.00 to $3,500.00 for pump systems with the same capabilities. These sprayers have no moving parts, operate on 80 psi shop air at such a low CFM that even the inexpensive diaphragm compressors provide adequate power." Liquids ranging in viscosity from light solvents to heavy, thick fluids can be sprayed.
Gamble went on to say, "These systems, ranging in size from one quart to five gallon capacities, were developed specifically to treat complicated aircraft structures. As a result, their versatility makes them useful for all kinds of automotive, marine and industrial uses. Solvents, such as mineral spirits used for cleaning engines, can be sprayed in a most efficient and effective manner, using wands ranging from 1/8" OD by five inches in length to 1/4" OD by eight feet in length. Custom made wands can be provided for special requirements.
