In 1888, Dr. Allen Devilbiss of Ohio, USA, developed a unique spray atomization technology.
We are making daily efforts to develop products from an ecological perspective that considers the Earth's environment, as well as to improve functionality and quality. 1. Stainless steel and anodized coating pathways suitable for environmentally friendly water-based coatings. 2. Improvement of coating efficiency that contributes to enhanced painting capability and VOC reduction. 3. Improvement of micronization leading to improved paint finish and reduction of paint defects, and specialization of application patterns. 4. Magnesium, the lightest and most recyclable of all practical metals, is used in the gun body.
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Devilbiss has consistently led the world in the technology of atomizing paint or liquids using air spray guns up to today. In 1998, from the perspective of energy conservation and improved atomization, they developed the LVMP (Low Volume Medium Pressure) gun, which replaces the previous HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) technology that atomizes paint using a large volume of air at a low pressure of 0.07 MPa or less. It has received high praise for its excellent atomization capability and high transfer efficiency. Now, as we celebrate 120 years since Dr. Allen Devilbiss pioneered spray finishing, Devilbiss spray finishing equipment continues to be active in various industrial fields around the world.
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Coating equipment ■ Automotive repair ■ General industrial use ■ General metal coating ■ Wood coating ■ Release agents ■ Steel structures ■ Leather ■ Release materials ■ Resin small parts ■ Enamel ■ Robot-mounted ■ For abrasive liquids ■ For corrosive liquids ■ Water-based paints
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In 1887, Joseph Binks developed the first coating device for plaster applications. The following year, in 1888, Dr. Allen DeVilbiss invented the sprayer, and in 1936, Harold Landsburg obtained a patent for electrostatic spray coating, utilizing electrostatic technology. These milestones later laid the foundation for the growth of our company "Binks". Our company was established in 1963 as Japan Ransburg Co., Ltd., through a joint investment between Ransburg Corporation (USA) and TOKICO Corporation (Japan). After more than 60 years since its foundation, the company changed its name to Binks Japan KK in April 2025. With over 350 years of combined experience across its brands, Binks has developed outstanding expertise in industrial coating technologies. Bringing together leading brands such as DeVilbiss for spray guns, Ransburg for electrostatic coating, Binks for high-efficiency bellows pumps, BGK for dryers, and MS for powder coating systems, we provide advanced coating and dispensing equipment and systems to regions around the world.
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