Main Components:

• Spray Gun: This is the handheld device that emits the paint or coating in a fine mist. It typically consists of a nozzle, trigger, and handle.
• Fluid Pump: The heart of the system, it pressurizes the paint or coating, forcing it through the spray gun.
• Motor or Engine: Powers the fluid pump, often electrically or gasoline-driven, depending on the model.
• Hoses: Transfer the pressurized paint or coating from the pump to the spray gun.
• Pressure Control: Allows adjustment of the pressure at which the paint is sprayed, affecting the spray pattern and coating thickness.
• Filters: Prevent debris or impurities from clogging the spray gun or nozzle.

Features:

• Adjustable Pressure: Users can typically adjust the pressure to suit different materials and spraying requirements.
• Variable Spray Patterns: Options for different spray patterns such as fan or round, allowing for versatility in application.
• Portability: Medium-duty airless sprayers are often designed to be mobile, facilitating use in various locations.
• Ease of Cleaning: Many models come with features for easy disassembly and cleaning, reducing downtime between jobs.
• Durability: Built to withstand medium-duty use, these machines are constructed with sturdy materials capable of handling regular painting tasks.
• Safety Features: These may include features like trigger locks or pressure release valves to prevent accidents or damage.