Spray Lubrication Technology Solutions to:
- Reduce misting
- Reduce consumption of costly lubricants
- Extend die life
- Improve quality by reducing scrap
- Lower maintenance costs
Choose from these products to help make your stamping operation more profitable:
High Transfer Spray Guns
Precise, uniform lubrication from job-to-job requires precision spray guns. We have several options to accommodate a wide range of lubrication operations.
If you’re experiencing performance or clogging problems spraying lubricants, you find yourself stopping production frequently for maintenance. Now there’s a better way to cost-effectively spray lubricants -- our user-configurable VMAU Spray Gun. It delivers the exact performance you need with minimal maintenance time and expense.
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The VMAU offers:
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High Transfer Efficiency (HTE) Spray Set-ups are the next generation of HVLP/LVLP, and are exclusive only to Spraying Systems Co. HTE set-ups provide a much higher transfer rate compared to standard air atomizing nozzles. Transfer efficiencies can reach as high as 85%, spraying at only 5 psi (0.35 bar) air and liquid making HTE set-ups ideal for lubrication.
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Our 28JJAU Spray Gun is an electrically actuated compact spray gun designed for low pressure applications that require a smaller spray gun. Using lower pressures, exact air/liquid mixtures can be maintained and precise performance results. This makes it easier to attain uniform lubrication.
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PulsaJet® 10000
Designed for accurate spray placement and spray pattern integrity in high-speed or low-capacity applications, the PulsaJet 10000 offers many benefits:
PulsaJet® 10000 and the Model 2250 AutoJet® Spray Controller
 When paired with our Model 2250 AutoJet Spray Controller, the PulsaJet 10000 is capable of pulse width modulation at extremely high speeds – up to 10,000 cycles per minute. The Model 2250 Controller provides much faster response times than comparable PLCs – making it ideal for lubrication.
Visit iSpray for selection assistance and easy online ordering.
Or, contact your local sales and engineering office.
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