Binks

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With a history of 120 years, in 1887, Joe Binks, who was working as a maintenance supervisor at Marshall Field's department store in Chicago, developed the first paint machine to coat the store's vast semi-basement with plaster. Originally known as Suter Brass Works, Binks' company officially changed its name to Binks in 1911 and introduced spray guns in the early 1920s. At that time, painting cars took 27 to 30 days, but Binks' finishing equipment reduced this period to just 8 days. Since then, starting in 1934, Binks has achieved global development. Even now, more than 120 years after Joe Binks pioneered spray finishing, Binks' spray finishing equipment is active in various industrial fields around the world.

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Paint circulation equipment ■ Wood products and building materials ■ Aircraft-related ■ Agricultural machinery and off-road vehicles ■ Ceramic glazes ■ Painting contractors ■ Ships ■ Trucks and buses, trailers, chassis ■ Railways and transportation equipment ■ Automobiles, Tier-1, industrial paint circulation systems ■ Air-assisted, airless, and airless paint supply ■ Flat painting for woodworking and similar applications ■ Rotational painting ■ Almost all types of automatic spray equipment ■ Paint supply to multiple guns and automatic guns ■ Paint circulation systems ■ Corrosion paint application ■ Large structure painting ■ Gas and oil plant equipment ■ Ships and shipbuilding ■ Containers and large metal vessels ■ Automotive industry ■ Pressure adjustment on the discharge side for high-viscosity materials (sealants, adhesives, etc.) ■ Back pressure valves ■ Pressure adjustment regulators ■ Porcelain enamel ■ Ceramic materials ■ Continuous painting Agitators, spray booth filters