Built for real stone paint and heavy coatings: 720 litres per minute at a full 10 bar keeps a spray gun atomising evenly from the first pass to the last, without fading at the end of a stroke.
Viscous materials are the real test of a spraying compressor. The SP-25L*2 holds a steady 720 litres per minute at up to 10 bar, so real stone paint, heavy primer and thick top coats leave the gun in an even fan instead of spitting as the pressure falls.
Two 25-litre receivers sit between the pump and the gun as a buffer. When the trigger is released the tanks refill in seconds, so the next pass begins at full pressure and the finish stays consistent across a whole wall.
Because the piston set runs oil-free, there is no oil carry-over to spot a freshly painted surface — the detail that matters most on light colours and high-gloss work.
A 5000W motor turning at 2800 RPM drives the pump through a large-bore line, giving enough air to hold a wide spray pattern without the gun fading.
The twin receivers even out the pulses that make thin compressors spray unevenly, while a regulator at the outlet lets a painter dial the exact pressure a coating asks for.
No oil mist means no contamination on light colours or high-gloss finishes, where a single oil mark would mean a re-spray.
Air-cooled and built to run continuously, the machine suits a full shift of spraying rather than short bursts.
Yes. The high flow and steady pressure suit pressure-feed and gravity guns alike.
It supports one gun at full flow continuously. For two guns running at once, pair it with an auxiliary receiver.
Drain the receivers, check the intake filter and confirm the regulator reading — no oil changes are required.
Real stone paint, textured and viscous coatings, primers, lacquers and general architectural spray painting.
Yes. Pump heads, solenoid valves, gauges and ball valves are held in stock and can ship with future orders.