Brinks Spray Guns

Thursday, March 18, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

At Elliott Equipment Corporation we can help you find the right Binks Spray Equipment to meet your needs. We distribute and repair Binks spray guns in Indiana. Binks' conventional style air guns are exceptionally rugged. These high quality finishing tools are light and compact. No matter what your finishing needs are you can count on Binks spray equipment and we can help.

800-823-7527

High Volume Low Pressure

Wednesday, March 17, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

Elliott Equipment corporation is an authorized distributor, warranty, parts, and repair location for Graco spray guns in Indiana. Graco manufacturers various sizes of both automatic and manual High Volume Low Pressure Graco spray guns with special nozzles and modifications. These are ergonomically sound manual guns and low maintenance automatic HVLP tools that provide a superior finish quality. To find out more about Graco spray guns and equipment contact us at 800-823-7527.

Air Filtration, Regulation, and Lubrication

Monday, March 15, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

Graco manufacturers an extensive line of air and fluid regulation for Graco Pumps and paint spray equipment. Elliott Equipment Corporation is an authorized distributor, warranty, parts, and repair location for Graco pumps and products located in Indiana. To view a brochure or find out more about Graco pumps visit our website or contact us by phone at 800-823-7527.

Searching for Binks Spray Guns?

Sunday, March 14, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

Are you searching for a distributor of Binks Spray Guns in Indiana? Look no further. At Elliott Equipment Corporation, we have been serving Indiana and surrounding states with advanced finishing equipment solutions since 1947. If you are in need of a conventional spray technology we have it. Binks conventional air spray guns are exceptionally rugged, high quality finishing tools. These guns are lightweight and compact. Spray guns are available in many different variations. For more information on our Bink product line please visit our website or feel free to contact us at 800-823-7527.

Flat line Finishing- The right solution for you

Thursday, March 11, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

Elliott Equipment proudly designs, installs, and supports packaged and customized finishing and fluid handling systems. We feature Dubois equipment, a high quality manufacturer with tested and proven solutions for industry. Their products are constructed for long term reliability and engineered with innovations to improve productivity and minimize clean up. Dubois offers flat line finishing systems from the entry level SP-12 Molding Sprayer to  the high end Mist Coater and Reciprocating Sprayer for cabinet drawers and drawer frames. If you are seeking more information about Dubois products or about flat line finishing systems  please visit our website or click to contact.

Graco- World Leader in Fluid Handling Systems and Components

Wednesday, March 10, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team
 
At Elliott Equipment Corporation, we are an authorized distributor, warranty, parts, and repair location for Graco products. Graco is recognized as the world leader in fluid handling systems and components.  Graco products move, spray, control, measure, dispense, and apply a variety of fluids viscous materials used in lubrication, industrial, and commercial settings. We can assist you in finding the Graco Finishing products to meet your needs. We stock the complete line of Graco Fluid Handlingproducts. If you are unable to find what you need on our website then search our online Graco catalog.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call us at 800-823-7527 and we will help you with all of your Graco product needs.

Elliott Equipment Corporation Meeting Your Binks Equipment Needs

Monday, March 8, 2010 by Elliott Equipment Web Team

Whether you are finishing metal or wood, ceramics, electronics, appliances, aerospace, or anything else, Binks Spray equipment is your solution. Since introducing the first cold-water spraying machine in 1890, Binks has grown into the leading design and manufacturer of paint spraying equipment.

Elliott Equipment Corporation located in both Jasper and Indianapolis Indiana is an authorized distributor, warranty, and repair location for Binks. With over 60 years experience serving the industrial market place we can deliver innovative solutions for your finishing equipment needs. We stock the complete finishing and replacement parts line of Binks Spray guns. If you are unable to find what you need you can check our online Binks catalog or get a quick and easy quote by clicking Quick-Quote.

Still unsure of what's right for you?

Give us a call 800-823-7527

 

Don't Forget about Airless or Air-Assisted Airless Spray Guns

Saturday, March 6, 2010 by Kent Garrison
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 Airless & Air-Assisted Airlesss Spray Guns
I walked in to a potential customer of mine last week who welds and paints large steel parts. He happens to be spraying them with HVLP Guns and a pressure tank system. In my humble opinion; anyone who has to coat large parts where a car like finish isn't required should be using high pressure spray guns (i.e. Air Assisted or Airless Guns).


Back to the Basics

In some of our past blogs we've talked about the different spraying technologies. Air-spray, HVLP, Airless or Air Assisted Airless. If you recall, Air Spray and HVLP both use large amounts of air pressure to atomize the paint.  With Airless/Air-Assisted Airless technology we are using High Fluid Pressure (500-2000psi and above) and a very small tip to atomize the coating.  Airless and AA Guns are by nature much more efficient than Air Spray or HVLP technologies because the coatings aren't blown around by large amounts of air and have a better chance to get to the part.  

In perfect spraying environments, Air Spray Guns can be up to 25% efficient (this means 75% of the paint that comes out of the gun goes into the filters, on the floor or walls or on your painter!!). HVLP guns are a little better, in the 35-45% range and Airless/Air-Assisted are the most efficient, in the 50-60% range.

Airless Spray Guns:

Airless Guns use high pressure fluid and an airless tip with a thousandths of an inch hole in to atomize the coatings.  This is a very efficient way to paint, but the quality of finish isn't the best. This technology is used a lot in industrial/farm equipment, outdoor items like water towers or wind turbines or structural steel.

Air-Assisted Airless Guns:

Like Airless Guns; we are using high fluid pressure and small tip to atomize the coating, but also using a small amount of air to help even out the fan pattern and provide a better finish than airless. We see and recommend this technology for parts that the finish quality is more important than a cattle finish but not as high as a car.  These guns are used a lot in the wood industry, large industrial equipment and school buses to name a few.  A good example of the kind of parts I'm talking about is Bryan Steam, who use AA guns to coat their large steam boilers.


Back to the case of the potential customer I talked about at the beginning.  When I walk in somewhere and see someone using an HVLP or Air Spray Gun to coat a large part that doesn't require a Class A automotive finish, I wonder why they're not taking advantage of Airless or Air-Assisted Airless technologies.

Remember; if you're putting more paint on the part with each pass, you're not only saving $$ on coating costs but you should also be able to paint faster and save on things like booth filters.

To learn more about Airless and Air Assisted Airless Technologies, click here for a brochure or give me a call at 800-823-7527

Ultrasonic cleaners used in spray gun clean up

Wednesday, January 6, 2010 by Kent Garrison
Crest Powersonic, Ultrasonic Cleaner, Spray Gun Cleaner, Gun Cleaner, Paint Cleanup


Cleaning low or high pressure spray guns, pressure tanks systems, paint pumps or any spray finishing equipment has always been a burden to the paint industry; until now.

Crest Powersonic (Ultrasonic) benchtop spray gun cleaner is a device that uses waves of acoustic energy (a process known as "cavitation") to loosen and break up debris on instruments.  When ultrasonic energy is introduced to a cleaning solution, the foundation of ultrasonic cleaning occurs.  Ultrasonic energy causes alternating patterns of low and high pressure phases. During the low pressure phases, bubbles or vacum cavities form.  In the subsequent phases these bubbles implode violently.  That process is called "cavitation".

Cavitation provides an extreme scrubbing action that leads to unprecedented cleaning time and consistency when compared with simple soaking part in solvent and brushing.  The bubbles caused during the cavitation are so small they can penetrate mircoscopic crevices, including those found in cured paint.  As a result, ultrasonic cleaning is one of the most highly effective and efficient methods you can use for cleaning your spray finishing equipment. 

Crest Powersonic cleaners come in a variety of sizes and include automatic timers and heaters and range in price from $1000 to $2000.  Click here to download a brochure on these units.  Also see us for an environmentally friendly (Read that GREENCleaner that make these units super efficient at removing even the most stubbornly cured paints and 2K urethanes.

  Please call or email if you have any questions or would like to purchase an ultrasonic cleaner. 800-823-7527

What's new in Graco Pumps? Diagnostics and Cycle Counters on board!

Tuesday, January 5, 2010 by David Garrison

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There have been some very smart new additions to Graco's air operated pump line recently. Many of Graco's pumps know offer "Data Trak" as an option; which makes them a kind of "Smart" pump.

Data Trak is an intrinsically safe pump monitoring device that is designed to protect and monitor the pump. It features:

  • Easy to set Runaway Control (That actually works dependably)
  • Pump diagnostics that advise when to maintain the pump
  • Resettable Batch Counter that tracks material usage and maintenance schedule

Data Trak can be used to monitor paint volumes used on a particular job for process control, or to count pump cycles and schedule preventatve maintenance.

Data Trak has been introduced on a number of Graco's Pump Product Platforms such as:

  • Merkur Fine Finish Pumps
  • Husky 1050 air operated Diaphragm Pumps
  • Warm and Hot Melt Pumps
  • Hydra Clean Pumps
  • Supply Pumps
  • Circulation pumps
  • NXT Contractor Airless Pumps

To find out how we can integrate one of Graco's Pumps with advanced Data Trak into your manufacturing process, please give us a call at 800-823-7527 or visit us at our website.

Also see us for any paint spray booth, spray gun, paint mixer, paint proportioner or powder coating equipment needs you have.
 

Who sells Graco Pumps in Indiana? We do.

Sunday, January 3, 2010 by David Garrison

I'm surprised at the number of times I get a call asking whether Elliott Equipment Corporation sells Graco pumps in Indiana. The answer is an emphatic yes. Graco pumps are used in a wide variety of industrial applications such as :

Pumping Paints and Solvents for decorative product finishing

Extruding Hot Melts for product assembly

Applying viscous Sealers to automobile bodies

Spraying protective Paints and Coatings on commercial buildings

Transfering Chemicals and other Process Fluids

Emptying drums for blending diverse materials

Injecting cream into Ding Dongs (True; but just wanted to be sure you were paying attention)

If you have a requiment for a pump to transfer, spray, extrude, pump or apply a fluid or semi solid material; we have a Graco Pump that can do the job.

Specifying the correct Graco Pump for each of these applications requires a degree of expertise and know how that can only be provided by a distributor such as Elliott Equipment Corporation who has the years of experience gained from recommending and installing these pumps for companies like yours.

In addition to Graco Pumps; we can supply a wide variety of associated products such as spray booths, paint spray equipment, paint mixers and paint proportioners and powder coat equipment.

Elliott Equipment Corporation can help you make your process more efficient, safer and deliver value that adds to your bottom line . Give us a call today and see how .
 

                                                           800-823-7527



 


Looking for a Spray Booth in Indiana? Or at least someone who knows something about them?

Monday, December 28, 2009 by David Garrison

Elliott Equipment has been selling Spray Booths in Indiana since 1947. You may find a number of internet sites that will be more than happy to collect your money for a paint spray booth but none of these sites have salesmen who will take the time to visit your facility, make an assessment of your specific requirements and make a recommendation based on your needs.

Sure; spray booths are simple aren't they? Just a bunch of punched and flanged panels with some filters, a motor and some ductwork. To avoid being dissatisfied with your purchase; consider the following:

1. What is your part size? Do you know the recommended booth dimensions for a part of your size? An incorrectly sized paint spray booth will not give the sprayer the room to manuever his spray gun appropriately and this may lead to defects on the sprayed part.

2. Have you considered whether replacement (Makeup) air will be needed? Never even heard of such a thing? Spray booths must move at least 100 LF per minute across the operator in order to be considered code compliant. Multiply that 100 by the height and width of the boot you are considering. Turns out to be a pretty big number doesn't it? Now compare that to the cubic dimensions of the room you want to install the spray booth in. Most folks have no idea a paint spray booth will remove that volume of air.  This can have important implications on spray booth efficiency, performance and importantly: operator and plant safety. Another reason to have a professional assess your requirements and make a specific recommendation based on your needs.

3. Have you considered your Indiana Environmental permitting responsibilities? Didn't even know you had any such responsibilities? You mean there might be fines if I don't comply?

4.  I could go on an on. You mean freight is extra? No control panel included? Motor voltage isn't right for me? What do you mean stack isn't included? (And by the way- I didn't know it needed to be 6' above the roof line). Shouldn't vent towards a parking lot? Why not?

Let us point you in the right direct there as well as answer any important question you might have. This is too important a decision to your manufacturing process to leave to an anonymous website who may well not have your best interests in mind.

Give us a call at 800-823-7527. We'd be happy to make a no obligation consultation to help you out . Or send a note to david.garrison@elliottequipment.com 

(We can also help you with all your Graco and  Binks Spray Equipment needs like Electrostatic, HVLP and Air Assisted Airless Guns, Paint Proportioners, Pressure Tanks, Paint Mixers and Spray Gun Cleaners)

Graco Pumps. Best selection and value in the Industry

Tuesday, December 15, 2009 by David Garrison


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Elliott Equipment Corporation is proud to be one of Graco's oldest distributors of their air operated pump and fluid handling product line. Graco's pumps are specified and recommended in a wide variety of industrial applications to move, dispense,  measure, spray, transfer, extrude, meter, proportion and pump fluid materials.

 
      Common applications for Graco Pumps would be :
  • Paint and Chemical transfer and circulation
  • Wastewater evacuation
  • Dispensing of viscous fluid materials such as caulks, silicones and semi solid foods
  • Supplying paints. coatings and adhesives to a variety of conventional, HVLP, air assisted airless and electrostatic spray guns
  • Supplying lubricants to machinery and vehicles
  • Proportioning 2 component paints, coatings, potting compounds and insulating and structural foams
Typical Pump configurations would include:
  • Positive Displacement Pumps with pressure ranges from 0-7200 PSI
  • Low and Medium Pressure Diaphragm Pumps
  • Hot Melt and High Viscosity Ram Mounted "chop check" style pumps
  • Electric Airless Pumps used by painting contractors
  • Drum bung mounted pumps for barrel and tote tank evacuation
  • 2 Component Proportioning Pumps
  • Pneumatic, Electric, Gas and Hydraulic power sources

       Graco Hydra Clean            Graco Merkur
Elliott Equipment Corporation has the product and the experience to help you with your fluid handling needs. Give us a call and let us show you. 

                                                                                                    800-823-7527
                                                                                david.garrison@elliottequipment.com

Who is Graco? Nope; not the baby stroller company.

Monday, December 14, 2009 by David Garrison


Graco Inc. supplies technology and expertise for the management of fluids in both industrial and commercial applications. It designs, manufactures and markets systems and equipment to move, measure, control, dispense and spray fluid materials.
Graco Inc. is traded on the NYSE under the GGG symbol.

(I'm no stock analyst but I do know from personal experience that you would be very hard pressed to find a stock in any sector that has outperformed the market so consistently for so many decades like Graco stock has.)

Ok; I admit it; I lifted that verbiage from the first paragraph of my post straight from the Graco website. I have, however always liked their concise description of what it is they (and in turn we) do. In the markets we serve that means they make and we distribute and integrate a wide variety of fluid handling products such as:
  • electrostatic spray guns;
  • air operated pumps,
  • pressure tanks
  • paint mixers
  • high pressure and HVLP spray guns
  • paint proportioners


Many folks can give you a discounted price for a part # that you provide them. We have been in business since 1947 and with the experience gained through those years, we can provide a solution for your application requirements that goes beyond simply a discounted price.     We can provide value.

Do you have a spray finishing or fluid handling application that has you stumped?
Give us a call.
800-823-7527

The Co$t of Compressed Air in a Spray Finishing or Powder Coating System

Wednesday, December 2, 2009 by Kent Garrison

Compressed Air, Finishing Systems, Powder Coating Systems, Spray Guns, HVLP Spray Guns, Compressed Air Cost
How Much $$$ is your compressed air system costing you?
 
What can you do to control that cost?
 
Your compressed air system is the most inefficient piece of equipment in your Powder Coating System or Paint Spray Operation.

Some big consumers of compressed air in powder coating systems and paint systems are:
 
  • Paint Mixers
  • Air Operated Pumps
  • Air Spray Guns
  • Fluidized Powder Hoppers
  • Cartridge Style Powder Coat Spray Booths
  • Powder Spray Guns
Here is a simple formula to determine the cost of your compressed air:

(full load amps) x (voltage) x (1.732) x PF x hours x rate
------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1000
 
Full Load Amps = average of three phases
Voltage= line to line voltage
PF= power factor
Hours= annual hours of operation
Rate= electricity cost in $/kilowatt-hours (kWh)



Some things to consider when trying to cut down on compressed air costs:
 
  • Swith standard air spray guns to HVLP Guns or better (electrostatic spray gun)
  • Use only enough air to properly atomize your coating and no more
  • Consider changing air motor on your paint mixers and agitators to a piston style motor. This can cut air consumption in half.
  • Regularly check lines for leaks 

Click here to download a brochure on the super efficient piston style agitator motor

Spray painting difficult parts. Here's some help.

Monday, November 9, 2009 by David Garrison

We often get calls from customers looking for help in spraying parts with difficult geometries. Long tubular parts, parts with blind corners and interior parts with small openings can successfuly be coated with Binks Spray Gun Extensions.


Last week a customer called wanting to coat an ammunition box that had deep recesses and was difficult to coat with conventional paint spray equipment or high pressure spray guns. Lots of overspray, and poor finish quality created a finishing headache for him.


                                                                                       
We were able to the offer the customer a Binks 12" HVLP Extension that he could use with a traditional Mach1 HVLP gun which solved his problem. He also purchased an extension for his existing Binks 2001 gun that had a 45 degree angle head that give him greater control and flexibilty when finishing other difficult parts.

Click here to see a selection of spray gun extensions that can make your finishing job easier
or give us a call at 800-823-7527 and we'll help find a solution for your tough finishing problem

Air Replacement for your Finishing Spray Booth

Thursday, October 29, 2009 by Kent Garrison
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When it's time to purchase a finishing spray booth, a lot of people don't think about an air make up unit.  What is is "Air Make Up or Replacement", and what do they do?

The main goal of an Air Make Replacement Unit is to replace the air that you are exhausting through your spray booth.  For example: If you have a 10x10 spray finishing booth you are exhausting approximately 10,000 cubic feet of air per minute from your building.  Lets say you are in a 50,000 sq ft building; you are going to become negative very fast, making it hard to open doors, bring your building to outside temps very fast (bad in winter) and make your spray booth ineffective.  Here are a few things an AMU does:
 
  • Eliminate problems with drafts, contaminated air and tempature control

  • Creates balanced building pressure and maintain proper comfort levels

  • 100% Fresh Air

  • Add a bake or cure cycle to your spray finishing process
These units can be gas fired or electric, can be mounted on your building roof, spray booth roof or outside your building and ducted in.

I mentioned earlier that without an air make up unit your spray booth could become ineffective.  What can happen is called "fan cavitation".  This means your spray finishing booth  fan will spin but with no air to move it will not accomplish its goal of exhausting spray fumes out of the building. You can see where that could become a big problem fast.

This was just a brief introduction to Air Make Up/Replacement Units; if you'd like to learn more, click here for a detailed brochure.

You can also call me at 800-823-7527 for any questions about finishing spray booths, air make up units or any of your paint spray equipment needs.

 

Binks invents the first industrial paint spray gun. in 1890!!!

Monday, October 26, 2009 by David Garrison

I had an inquiry the other day from a customer who wanted to know who invented the paint spray gun. He was writing an article for his hobby club and needed background information on paint spray gun equipment. I thought this information might be of interest to the general public so I have included it here on my blog.

As is so happens, Binks Manufacturing; now a subsidiary of ITW and manufacturer of the famous Binks Spray Gun line claims credit for inventing the paint spray gun.

 
In 1890, Joe Binks; an employee at Marshall Fields Department Store invented a sprayer to whitewash the massive basements of the store. His home made invention remained obscure until 1893 when Chicago hosted the massive 1893 Columbian Exposition;  the last and best of the 19th Century World's Fairs. With only days left until the opening, 90% of the buildings were still unpainted. It was Joe Binks' golden opportunity to demonstrate his sprayer and by opening day, all the buildings were a gleaming white.
The "White City" as the fair was known, opened on time, thanks to the Binks Sprayer. He later founded the Star Brass Works, later changed to Binks Mfg. Co., that would become one of the premier manufacturers of industrial and commercial spray paint gun equipment.
 





So there you have it; some trivia to impress your friends and co-workers. If you'd like to see what is available in today's modern world of Binks Spray Guns and fluid handling products:

Gives us a call at
 
800-823-7527

or visit us at one of our websites

www.elliottequipment.com

www.sprayequipmentpackages.com

Pace Performance Coatings enters the Powder Coating business using Nordson Powder Coating Equipment

Sunday, October 4, 2009 by Kent Garrison
Powder Coating Indiana, Powder Coating Indianapolis, Powder Coating Brownsburg IN, Pace Performamce Coatings, Nordson Powder Equipment Indianapolis

One of our new customers; Pace Performance Coatings is using Nordson Powder Coating Equipment to get the job done.

They are using the new Nordson Encore Gun. The Encore Gun System is one of the most advanced new powder coating systems on the market today.  Here are a few features that help PACE get the finish they are looking for.
 
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  • True "on gun controls" allow the user to change powder flow or recipes without leaving the booth, while spraying.  The ever popular purge air is incorporated on the gun as well, allowing a blast of air to clear the gun of excess powder.

  • The new Encore Pump is a step up from standard powder coating pump.  It is the most efficient pump on the market and maximizes transfer efficiency by getting more powder to the gun using less air.

  • First pass coverage and gun to part distance make this gun unique.  Because of the efficient Encore pump, user can get the gun right on the part like never before. A combination of Nordson's patented "Automatic Feedback Control" and the maximum powder delivery to gun allow for this close gun to part distance.  This feature makes it a lot easier to coat the dreaded "Faraday Cage" areas.

  • Last but not least, the Encore unit features a brilliant on screen LED display.  The user can control Powder Flow, Gun Air, KV or MicroAmp settings.  There are also 20 user set recipes allowing you to save settings for each part you coat.  Nordson also has 3 preset modes: Re-Coat, Metallic and Recessed Box.

If you are looking for a competitive and professional powder coating service in the Indianapolis area, call Ryan Pace at Pace Performance Coatings 317-858-8180.

PacePerformancee Coating
468 Southpoint Circle Suite 500/600
Brownsburg IN 46112)

For more info on the new Nordson Encore Unit click here or call me at 800-823-7527
 
 
 

What's the latest in Paint Spray Gun Equipment? Get the scoop here.

Thursday, October 1, 2009 by David Garrison


Nitrotherm SprayIn the past few years an Italian company has been marketing a process that I think has some legs. It's not a new type of spray finishing gun; rather an enhancement to the spray finishing process that can have some significant benefits in terms of paint savings, finish quality and dry times. The process is called NitrothermSpray and it is making inroads into automotive, wood and aerospace applications by delivering some pretty substantial benefits.

NitrothermSpray can be used with several different types of spray finishing equipment. Air Spray guns, HVLP Spray Guns, Electrostatic Spray guns and and Air Assisted Airless Spray guns are all easily adapted to this new technology.

The heart of the technology is the Nitrogen Generator. Your existing spray gun is attached up to the Nitrogen Outlet instead of a traditional compressed air outlet.
 


 

The process briefly is this: 

1. Nitrogen is extracted from the compressed air.  Nitrogen is Inert and Anhydrous which means that the finish will be much more consistent using Nitrogen. Customers are seeing dramatic reductions in dirt and moisture problems related to the use of compressed air.

2. Ionization of the Nitrogen creates a positive charge that attracts the paint to the surface that is being painted.  This results in less overspray and a higher transfer efficiency rate.

3. A Heated Hose is used for viscosity reduction and control and reduces or eliminates the need for solvents which reduces VOC's and creates a Greener Environment.  This helps to make significant improvements in dry times and time to re-coat which leads to improved productivity

 

Want to learn more or arrange a demo? http://www.n2spraysolutions.com/

or give us a call at 800-823-7527