SAMES KREMLIN created Airmix® technology in 1975. Airmix® is an intermediate spray technology that combines the finish quality of Airspray with the productivity of Airless and is the industrial standard for Air-Assisted Airless today.
Airmix® spraying technology is the best compromise between productivity and finish quality with the highest transfer efficiency up to 86%, minimizing paiint waste, increasing productivity, improving working conditions and preserving the environment.
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There are many reasons why transfer efficientcy is so important:
Three guns are availlable:
An optional delrin seat can be used for very fluid material.
| Designation | Value | Unit: metric (US) |
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| Maximum Fluid Pressure | 120 - 200 - 400 (1740 - 2900 - 5400) | bar (psi) |
| Maximum Air Pressure | 6 (87) | bar (psi) |
| Recommended Air Pressure (min) | 0.7 - 3 (11.6 - 43) | bar (psi) |
| Transfer Efficiency | 86 | % |
| Maximum Fluid Temperature | 50 (122) | °C (°F) |
| Air Inlet | M 1/4 NPS | |
| Trigger Lock Safety | ♦ | |
| Polished Forged Aluminum Body | ♦ | |
| Stainless Steel, PTFE, Carbide Wetted Parts | ♦ | |
| Weight | 579 (20) | g (oz) |
| Fluid Swivel Fitting (available upon version) | x |
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