Airless-Sprayererweiterungen für Maler

Exactly, today's topic is extensions. In German, it's about spraying equipment. You can use lances, which come in various lengths from a few centimeters (15, 20, 25 cm) up to 2 meters and even longer. Lances have the advantage that Chris, for example, already has one here that's 1.80 meters long. This is very suitable for spraying ceilings, for example, or high walls. Here are some slightly shorter ones that can be used very well on facades or indoors. The lances help you maintain the optimal distance to the surface. Why is this important? It's important because it makes the work easier, and I might be able to do without lances or scaffolding. This also reduces the risk of injury because I don't always have to carry the lance up and down the ladder. Furthermore, it helps me maintain the optimal distance and thus reduce overspray. The correct distance between the nozzle and the object simply helps produce less overspray. And of course, I can also spray areas that are difficult to access or reach better with the lance. Chris will show you now. How to work with airless sprayers using airless lances. Here we see a 50 cm lance screwed onto a Graco spanner gun, and Chris will show you how it works and how to spray with such a lance. So, or reach, so give you a demonstration. What does it look like? I put my mask on here. With this example, you can see how to use a long lance. This helps, of course, to reach areas that are high up or low down. One more thing: there is also the option of using joints at the front of the lances to maintain the optimal angle in high or low areas. There will be a separate video about this; Chris will make it for you, and you will see it on his channel. ID Painter to spray joints for lances. [Music] And I have to cut. Thanks, Chris. If you have any questions or comments about using airless sprayers, leave us a comment or check out the website. Thank you very much. See you soon. [Video] [Music]