Electrostatic guns charge the paint so it's drawn to the grounded part and wraps around edges and tubing — putting more coating on the part and less in your filters. Modern guns are lighter, digitally controlled and far more forgiving than the systems many plants still nurse along. We help you replace the old setup without stopping production.
If you're seeing any of these, we can help — usually starting with a conversation and a visit to your floor.
Diagnose first. Recommend second. Then make sure your team can run it.
We look at grounding, fluid delivery, gun settings and operator technique to see what's costing you transfer efficiency.
Manual or automatic, solvent or waterborne, air spray or air-assisted — matched to your parts and coatings.
We commission the system with your team and train new operators so knowledge doesn't live in one person's head.
Cascades, cables, tips and service parts stocked and quoted fast.
Typical starting points — every recommendation is fit to your parts, coatings, volumes and people.
Option 1
Best for: Upgrading one manual station
Option 2
Best for: Several stations or a waterborne switch
Option 3
Best for: High-volume or conveyorized lines
We're brand-flexible: we'll recommend what fits your job, not what fills a quota.
Graco · Spray guns & tips
Automatic electrostatic guns for reciprocators, robots and other fixed mounts, offered in air spray and air-assisted versions.
Wagner · Spray guns & tips
Electrostatic manual spray guns with a built-in high-voltage cascade for solvent-based coatings with low conductivity. The GM 5000EA is the air-spray model and the GM 5000EAC the AirCoat (air-assisted airless) model.
Graco · Spray guns & tips
Manual electrostatic paint guns built for high transfer efficiency, available in air spray and air-assisted versions, including models for waterborne coatings.
Graco · Spray guns & tips
A compact automatic electrostatic air spray gun sized for robots and fixtures with limited payload.
Anest Iwata · Spray Equipment
It works best on conductive, groundable parts — metal enclosures, racks, tubing, wire goods, cabinets and similar. We'll tell you honestly if a high-efficiency air spray or AAA gun is the better fit.
Yes, with the right equipment. Waterborne systems need isolation or indirect charging. We'll specify what your coating requires.
It depends on parts, coatings and your current method. We can measure your current usage and estimate savings before you commit.
Send a parts list or describe the problem. A finishing specialist will respond within one business day with next steps, pricing and timeline.
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