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Manual electrostatic spray guns.
17 October 2017
Ransburg has introduces two additions to its RansFlex cordless manual electrostatic spray gun range. The RansFlex Direct Charge Waterborne is designed for compatibility with waterborne materials, whilst the RansFlex Quick Fan Adjust electrostatic spray gun features new quick trigger technology that allows the gun to go from a full spray to a round spray with the touch of a button.
These manual electrostatic spray guns have been engineered to use air cap atomisation technology from DeVilbiss. The company says that this, coupled with Ransburg’s electrostatic power, provides superior atomisation, transfer efficiency and performance, all backed by a 5-year limited warranty.
An advanced internal turbine with a patented design is enclosed within the guns body. This new design provides an extra level of protection across the entire RansFlex range. This prevents turbine contamination and gives a durable, hard wearing product. Ergonomic design and lightweight construction materials provide a balanced feel in the hand for reduced operator fatigue.
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