ABAC Warm Air Low Pressure Spray Painting Machine Comprehensive Catalog
ABAC warm air low pressure painting machine
ABAC warm air low-pressure painting machine comprehensive catalog. Professional-grade low-pressure painting system.
Environmentally friendly painting equipment developed in Germany. This is the comprehensive catalog for the professional-exclusive "ABAC Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Gun," which supports high-end finishes with an extremely high coating efficiency. It includes various models such as the high-power, high-volume "Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Gun ABAC SG3001," which improves atomization performance; the "Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Gun ABAC SG2500," equipped with a noise reduction feature; and the "Industrial Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Gun Conquest," suitable for line painting. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Featured Products】 ○ Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Machine ABAC SG3001 → A high-power, high-volume type with improved atomization performance ○ Hot Air Low-Pressure Spray Machine ABAC SG2500 → High power with a noise reduction feature to minimize operating sound ○ ABAC SG2000 → Lightweight, high-power type ○ Conquest → Hot air low-pressure spray machine compatible with line painting ○ CK-95 Chassis Kit → Allows for the movement of painting equipment within the factory ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| SG-3001 | The class's largest high-power, high-volume model. Excellent atomization performance enhances the spray's atomization capability. |
| SG-2500 | Despite being a high-power model, it incorporates the noise reduction performance required for blowers. Its compact design makes it suitable for portable use on-site (weight 10kg). |
| SG-2000 | Lightweight and high-power, with a design weight of only 5.2kg. An excellent model for portability in on-site painting. |
| SG-91 | A small, lightweight model driven by 100V, emphasizing portability required for architectural painting. With a blower weight of 4.2kg, painting while moving is possible using the included shoulder strap. A highly convenient model. |
| Conquest | A model designed for continuous operation required in industrial painting. By changing the motor to a three-phase motor, it can accommodate various power sources. |
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Since 1979, our company has been involved in the import and domestic sales of German-made hot air low-pressure painting machines, delivering tens of thousands of units under the brand name "Chiron Hot Air Low-Pressure Painting Machines" to the Asian region, including Japan. The "Hot Air Low-Pressure Painting (HVLP Painting)" that we sell is a high-adhesion spray that achieves an application efficiency of approximately 90%, making it an environmentally friendly painting equipment that contributes to improvements in painting environments, reduction of VOC emissions, and decrease in painting sludge, and we continue to propose it to various painting fields. Additionally, we are a specialized company in hot air low-pressure painting machines, possessing equipment that caters to various fields such as construction, vehicles, woodworking, metal, industrial, and coating. We particularly support automatic spray lines in the industrial sector and have supplied to manufacturing plants for building materials, automotive parts (resin and metal), glass, and more. Of course, all products undergo inspection after import and are provided with specifications suitable for the Asian market, including Japan, and we also offer services such as repairs and parts supply as part of our offerings. In fiscal year 2005, with the change of our product logo, we renamed ourselves from Chiron Japan Co., Ltd. to M.O. Spraying Co., Ltd., and we believe this will contribute further to the "improvement of painting environments" in the future.