Air paint sprayers produce a thinner layer of paint and so, they are more preferable for painting smaller surfaces, where accuracy and precision are required. Spraying range: A shorter range is better for furniture and more detailed work, whereas a longer range is better for walls, fences and other larger areas. The PFS 5000 E paint spray system allows you to spray all paint types without having to dilute them thanks to Bosch’s innovative ALLPaint technology. This means that the DIYer can apply aqueous wood glazes, fluid lacquers or viscous wall paints using the same paint spray gun. The fine spray system’s paint container has the capacity for up to one litre of paint and, thanks to its SDS system, enables fast refilling and cleaning. The paint container’s ConstantFeed function ensures a consistent supply of paint to the spray system, even when working overhead or close to the floor. Functions:

If you fancy going all out on your latest DIY paint project then this powerful airless paint sprayer could just be what you're looking for. With its 1200 watt motor, the PFS 5000 E can apply any type of paint without the need for dilution. This powerful system can paint entire flats or houses, including exteriors, for example during renovation works. This includes all types of walls and wooden floors, tongue and groove boards and panelled garages. Thanks to the easy-to-understand symbols on the tool, DIYers can easily adapt the tool to each paint type with just a few movements. Both the correct nozzle and corresponding paint mode are easy to select and set. There’s no need to spend days painting a fence when the mains-powered Wagner W 150 effortlessly does the job in half the time that it would take with a paintbrush. This machine has an 800ml paint capacity, is simple to use, and produces a professional finish.Having chosen the air or pneumatic sprayer, you should pay attention to its principle of operation. HP (High Pressure) technology ensures that you can paint fast. Yet, the applied paint would cover only about 45% of the surface and further spraying would be still needed. HVLP (High Volume / Low Pressure) technology is well supported in many appliances. The technique implies that the air inside a sprayer moves under high pressure but at the output it gets rarified. That adds to the efficiency and spraying over 65% surface at a time. Pressure Pneumatic spray guns are much more solid painting devices which boast high performance and mind-blowing speed. They are notable for producing even and well-textured coverage and are most often used by those who need to paint rather large areas. For most DIY jobs, airless and HVLP are the best choices. The low pressure on HVLP is good for indoor jobs as they produce less mess and they don’t waste as much paint. They're also great for those new to paint spraying. If your repair project isn't only about painting, you might also want to consider these cordless drills. Battery-powered and pretty lightweight, these drills can be used pretty much everywhere. What Features to Compare Types of paint sprayer

Airless sprayers are better for larger areas such as walls, but the higher pressure can create more mess and you will need a little more skill to get a good finish. Are paint sprayers better than brushes and rollers? Weight: A lighter spray gun is better if you’ll be using it for a long time as it can reduce arm fatigue.The paint sprayer can be safely applied on all types of surfaces including delicate ones, as it provides a variable air volume regulation, allowing you to adjust the delivery rate, depending on the viscosity of materials. This Cuprinol paint sprayer is well worth a look if you are looking to cover your fence panels and shed without paying much more than you would for a set of decent brushes. For completing larger projects such as painting fences and facades, the manufacturer ships this unit with their proprietary iSpray nozzle. This nozzle can deal with water-soluble and solvent-containing varnishes, glazes, wood preservatives and oils. For indoor use when you need to stain furniture or ceilings, for example, you get a detail finish nozzle. Airless paint sprayer: This type of sprayer produces a mist of paint and it does so in two different ways. One way blows a combination of paint and air through a nozzle or tip, and the other way is to push paint through a small opening using high pressure. An airless paint sprayer can be up to 10 times faster than a brush or roller in completing a paint job. It also produces an even coat of paint on all surfaces, leaving a consistent, high-quality finish.