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Professional Finishing Supplies

Our Airspray Range.

Achieve exceptional finish quality with our range of professional airspray equipment from leading manufacturers including Sames Kremlin. Designed for precision application of paints, coatings, enamels and specialist finishes, airspray technology delivers outstanding atomisation, smooth coverage and superior control. Whether you're working with wood, metal, plastic or porcelain applications, our airspray solutions help maximise productivity while maintaining the highest standards of finish quality. Supported by expert advice, servicing and technical support, we help businesses find the right equipment for every application.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

What is airspray painting?

Airspray painting uses compressed air to atomise paint into a fine mist before it is applied to a surface. It is widely used where a high-quality decorative or industrial finish is required.

What are the advantages of airspray equipment?

Airspray systems produce excellent atomisation, smooth finishes and precise control. They are particularly well suited to detailed work, fine finishing and applications where appearance is a priority.

What coatings can be applied using airspray equipment?

Airspray guns can be used with a wide range of coatings, including paints, primers, lacquers, varnishes, stains, enamels and specialist industrial finishes.

What industries use airspray technology?

Airspray equipment is commonly used in woodworking, furniture manufacturing, automotive refinishing, aerospace, metal finishing and general industrial coating applications.

How does airspray differ from Airmix® technology?

Airspray relies entirely on compressed air for atomisation, while Airmix® combines fluid pressure with a small amount of air assistance. Airspray often provides the finest finish quality, while Airmix® offers higher productivity and transfer efficiency.

Can airspray guns be used with water-based coatings?

Yes. Many modern airspray guns are designed to handle both water-based and solvent-based coatings, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.