Airless Paint Sprayers.
Power. Precision. Paint—Without the Air. Without the Overspray.
Airless paint sprayers are called “airless” because they do not use compressed air to atomize (break up) paint into tiny droplets. Instead, they rely on high fluid pressure alone, typically between 1500 and 3000 PSI, to force paint through a small nozzle or tip, creating a fine spray.
Airless Paint Sprayers.
Power. Precision. Paint—Without the Air. Without the Overspray.
There are two main types of airless paint sprayers, each with unique strengths. Airless paint sprayers are widely used for applying paint efficiently and evenly, especially over large surfaces, moreover these sprayers use high pressure (usually 1500–3000 PSI) to atomize paint without the use of compressed air:
1. Piston Pump Airless Paint Sprayers.
- How it works: Uses a piston that moves up and down to draw and pressurize paint.
- Advantages:
- High pressure = finer atomization = smoother finish.
- Ideal for thicker coatings like latex, acrylic, and elastomeric paints.
- Best for: Professional painters, large-scale jobs (e.g., exterior walls, commercial spaces).
- Example: Graco Magnum X7.
2. Diaphragm Pump Airless Paint Sprayers.
- How it works: A flexible diaphragm moves back and forth to pressurize the paint.
- Advantages: Delivers consistent pressure. Quieter operation.
- Best for: Medium-scale jobs, furniture, cabinetry, and indoor painting.
- Example: Dino DP-6860E Electric Airless Diaphragm Pump Paint Sprayer.
Bonus: Cordless Airless Paint Sprayers.
- Battery-powered, great for mobility and small touch-up jobs.
- Lower pressure and capacity.
- Best for DIY or remote locations.
Airless Paint Sprayers.
Power. Precision. Paint—Without the Air. Without the Overspray.
Airless paint sprayers are called “airless” because they do not use compressed air to atomize (break up) paint into tiny droplets. Instead, they rely on high fluid pressure alone, typically between 1500 and 3000 PSI, to force paint through a small nozzle or tip, creating a fine spray.
How it works:
- A pump (piston or diaphragm) pressurizes the paint.
- The pressurized paint is forced through a tiny orifice in the spray gun tip.
- The sudden release of pressure causes the paint to atomize into a spray.
Contrast with Air Sprayers:
Conventional (Air) Sprayers: Use compressed air to atomize paint, resulting in more overspray and less efficiency.
Airless Sprayers: Use pressure only, producing faster coverage, thicker coatings, and better penetration into surfaces like wood grain or porous materials.
Where can I buy Airless Paint Sprayers?
Power. Precision. Paint—Without the Air. Without the Overspray.
Airless paint sprayers are called “airless” because they do not use compressed air to atomize (break up) paint into tiny droplets. Instead, they rely on high fluid pressure alone, typically between 1500 and 3000 PSI, to force paint through a small nozzle or tip, creating a fine spray.
Where can I buy Airless Paint Sprayers?
Midas Paints Tygervalley 021 910 0134
64-70 Edward Street, Tygervalley, Bo Oakdale, Cape Town, 7530.
4J8P+H2 Bellville, Cape Town
Midas Paints Strand Somerset West 021 851 0913
7 Henry Vos Cl, Asla Park, Cape Town, 7140
VVV4+R9 Strand, Cape Town
Midas Pains Paarl 021 879 5095
41 Main Rd, Paarl, Cape Town, 7646
6XM6+W9 Paarl
Airless Paint Sprayers – The Future of Efficient Painting.
Midas Paints Tygervalley offers top-tier airless paint sprayers designed for durability and precision. Industry pioneers Graco and Wagner have shaped the market, setting high standards in performance and reliability.
Crafted with cutting-edge materials like tungsten carbide for wear-resistant components and solvent-resistant PTFE and HDPE seals, ensures our sprayers for longevity and efficiency. Airless technology delivers a superior finish with less waste, making it an eco-friendly, cost-effective choice for professionals.
Upgrade to airless paint spraying and experience faster, smoother, and more profitable painting with Midas Paints Tygervalley and the new Airless Paint Sprayers in the market.
The Power of Partnering with a Family-Run Business.
Family-run businesses like Rack-bros, Resimac SA, Mobi-paints and Midas Paints stable of business, we bring unique strengths to the table. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is deeply ingrained in our ethos, ensuring that every project we undertake meets the highest standards. With a focus on building lasting relationships, we go the extra mile to understand and meet the specific needs of our clients.
By partnering with family-owned enterprises, you benefit from personalized service and the dedication that comes from a legacy of excellence passed down through generations. We are not just businesses; we are stewards of our family names, and that means delivering on our promises every time.
