Airmix® Fine Finish Electrostatic KREMLIN Spray Tip

KREMLIN Airmix® spray tip is dedicated for automatic electrostatic Airmix® KAX range and manual Airmix® KMX gun . Recommended for water based paint.

The finish quality of the airspray with the productivity of the airless®
Built with hard carbide
Transfert efficiency of 86%

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Description

The finish quality of the airspray with the productivity of the airless®
Built with hard carbide
Transfert efficiency of 86%

Performance

♦ Transfert efficiency of 86%
♦ Optimum quality of spraying starting from 50 bar (725 psi)

Productivity

♦ All tips have the same consistent pattern and flow to guarantee a constant productivity

Sustainability

♦ The carbide use is the hardest in the world to guarantee the longest lifetime possible.

The KREMLIN Airmix® tips Fine finish can be used on automatic electrostatic Airmix® KAX range and manuel Airmix® KMX gun .

Technologies

Airmix® spray technology

Since 1975, Airmix® combines conventional and high pressure Airless® technologies advantages. It is today's industry standard for medium pressure atomization.

Materials

Primer Water-Based

Designed to hide profile & surface imperfections, water-based primers & sealers are environmentally friendly.

Top Coat Water-Based

Water-based polyurethane is popular because of its low odor & low toxicity. It goes on clear without adding a faint color like oil-based versions do & it dries much faster.

Acid Catalyst Polyurethane Multi-Component

Multi-Component Epoxy Acid Catalyzing (AC) systems require a hardener or catalyst to dry/cure, which works by starting & maintaining the binder's curing process until the chemical reaction is complete. The solvent evaporates prior to & during the chemical reaction concluding a final film of lacquer, paint or filler. The catalyst is moisture-sensitive and requires a Flowmax® technology protection.

Acid Catalyst Epoxy Multi-Component

Multi-Component Epoxy Acid Catalyzing (AC) systems require a hardener or catalyst to dry/cure, which works by starting & maintaining the binder's curing process until the chemical reaction is complete. The solvent evaporates prior to & during the chemical reaction concluding a final film of lacquer, paint or filler. Curing times of AC products can be dramatically accelerated with heat application.

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