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Seven Ways Plural-Component Spraying Equipement Provides Savings and Improves Performance

Seven Ways Plural-Component Spraying Equipement Provides Savings and Improves Performance
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Plural-component coatings have historically presented numerous challenges for contractors, with significant material, time, and labor costs tied to mixing two or more components prior to application. After the components are mixed, logistics issues can also arise, with limited time available to apply the coating.  

Product Number: 51220-258-SG
Author: John Lihwa
Publication Date: 2020
Industry: Coatings
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Plural-component coatings have historically presented numerous challenges for contractors, with significant material, time, and labor costs tied to mixing two or more components prior to application. After the components are mixed, logistics issues can also arise, with limited time available to apply the coating.  By switching from hand mixing (or "hot potting") two-component materials to spraying them with plural-component equipment, contractors can significantly reduce costs and improve performance. Manual processes can be automated with plural-component equipment, and electronic monitoring tools help contractors apply the materials more uniformly. Plural-component sprayings can provide benefits in seven distinct ways: 1) material savings; 2) solvent savings; 3) labor savings; 4) time savings; 5) ratio assurance; 6) higher performance; and 7) reduced rework.

Plural-component coatings have historically presented numerous challenges for contractors, with significant material, time, and labor costs tied to mixing two or more components prior to application. After the components are mixed, logistics issues can also arise, with limited time available to apply the coating.  By switching from hand mixing (or "hot potting") two-component materials to spraying them with plural-component equipment, contractors can significantly reduce costs and improve performance. Manual processes can be automated with plural-component equipment, and electronic monitoring tools help contractors apply the materials more uniformly. Plural-component sprayings can provide benefits in seven distinct ways: 1) material savings; 2) solvent savings; 3) labor savings; 4) time savings; 5) ratio assurance; 6) higher performance; and 7) reduced rework.

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