When veteran inventors Mike Bunnell and Daryl Bruischat put their minds together to build a better mousetrap for the drying and curing of waterborne CARC paints, they both hoped to come up with a system that might change the industry somewhat.
Can-Am says its Atmosphere Control Solutions can create virtually any temperature and/or humidity condition inside a paint booth or drying tunnel.
Can-Am’s turbine-powered liquid spray application system has a variety of spray guns that work very well at pressure ranges of 0.5–8.75 psi and cfm outputs of 9–28, according to the company.
Can-Am’s turbine-powered liquid spray application system can work with a variety of spray guns at pressure ranges of 0.5–8.75 psi and outputs of 9–28 cfm.
Fleet Image uses a combination of finishing technologies
Featuring air atomize, HVLP, Airless, Air Assisted Airless, electrostatic spray gun and more…
Off-Station Fan Controlled Automatic H.V.L.P.
The #2200 Automatic Liquid coating spray application HVLP gun’s atomization air is supplied by Turbo-Coatair® Turbine and its fan air is supplied by a conventional air compressor thus allowing for the use of an analog system or off-station manual fan size control.
EMI shielding can be a very expensive process. While using paints with metallic flakes is relatively inexpensive when compared to other shielding processes, the paints still cost about $200/gal. Therefore, Cybershield of Georgia, Inc. began using turbine-powered HVLP spray guns to dramatically reduce its costs and provide a better finish...
United Defense FSE REPORTProject Engineer: Tom BraswellDate: 03 November 2000Objective: Beta testing of high-performance HVLP on York production line Background As a result of a technical literature search, the Can-Am HVLP (compressor-less) spray system was investigated as a possible solution to the cessation of the recycling thermal oxidizer on site at York.The system showed the most promise based on the supporting documentation in the form of research projects performed by the Hughes Aircraft Co. and the California South Coast Air Quality Management District.
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Mailing Address:
30850 Industrial Rd.
Livonia,
MI
48150
US
Phone:
734-427-2020
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800-229-7551
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