Wagner HEA Spray Tip

Product Description

Features & Benefits

Combined with a new Wagner nozzle design and reduced working pressure, this Airless spray system offers maximum control and professional results without any streaking, making the Wagner Control Pro HEA 350 Extra not only easy to use, but also enables first-time users to achieve perfect results. It allows you to work with all water and solvent based paints, varnishes, wood stains and preservatives, as well as emulsion and latex paints.

Thanks to the lower pressure, up to 55% less overspray is generated compared to conventional airless technology, this makes airless spraying systems with High Efficiency Airless technology particularly attractive for indoor use, as the amount of masking required is significantly reduced saving a lot of time. The reduced overspray also means material savings, as less paint is wasted due to better atomisation.

The equipment also offers a broad variety of use for projects by caretakers and service providers who look after hotels, residential premises, schools, factories, farms and sports clubs. Suits high and low viscosity materials.

Maximum Control – High Efficiency Airless Technology provides maximum control due to lower particle velocity. Production – Same flow and production rate as higher pressure systems with adjustable pressure control for accurate setting and control. Less Overspray – Reduced pressure leads to a slightly larger particle size and a softer and more controllable spray resulting in less airborne overspray and higher transfer efficiency. Fewer “dry spray” and “bounce back” issues resulting in a better finish. Longer Equipment Life – The lower spraying pressure of the high efficiency airless puts less stress on the system, which in turn Increases tip and pump life.

HEA Tip Technology

Wagners technology in the new High Efficiency Airless Spray Tip allows users to spray with highest controllability and performance under reduced system pressure due to an innovative tip design and a highly efficient pump, producing the same flow and production rate as higher pressure systems

Slightly feathered edge – allowing for better drying when overlapping. No heavy lines – on the top and bottom of the spray pattern that novice and intermediate users get when spraying at higher pressures. Less tip wear – with lower pressures, longer lasting tip life.

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