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2025-08-26

How to ensure the quality of compressed air during the spraying process?

In the spraying process, the cleanliness of compressed air directly affects the surface effect and adhesion of the coating. In order to ensure the quality of compressed air, pollution must be controlled from the source and treatment equipment must be equipped. Specific measures are as follows:

1. Select oil-free compression equipment
Spraying scenes are highly sensitive to oil in the air. Traditional oil-containing air compressors can easily cause defects such as shrinkage cavities and bubbles in the coating. Granklin water-lubricated single-screw air compressor replaces oily lubrication with a water film to avoid oil contamination from the root cause, ensure that the output air is completely oil-free, and provide basic guarantee for spraying.

2. Configure drying device
Moisture in compressed air can reduce coating fluidity and cause coating sagging or pinholes. A freezing or adsorption dryer needs to be installed in the air supply system to reduce the air dew point to within the range required by the spraying process and effectively remove moisture.

3. Install precision filters
After degreasing and drying, multi-stage filtration needs to be used to further remove the fine particles (such as dust and metal debris) remaining in the air. It is recommended to use a hierarchical filtration system: primary filtration removes large particles, intermediate filtration captures micron-level impurities, and final precision filtration ensures that air cleanliness meets spray standards.

4. Regular maintenance and monitoring
Establish an equipment maintenance plan, regularly check the operating status of the air compressor, replace filter elements, clean the dryer, and monitor the oil content, moisture and particulate matter content of the output air. With its stable water-lubricated structure and low maintenance characteristics, Granklin air compressors can reduce the risk of secondary pollution caused by equipment wear.

Granklin water-lubricated single-screw air compressor has the advantages of oil-free compression, low noise, and easy maintenance. It provides a continuous and stable high-quality air source for the spraying process, helping to achieve uniform and smooth coating effects.

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