Paint Supplies and Airless Painting Equipment
Professional painting work depends on more than the coating itself. The sprayer, pump, hose, gun and tip must suit the material and the surface, while preparation and cleaning determine how consistently the equipment performs. CIMEX offers airless painting machines and related supplies for interior and exterior finishing. This category helps you compare equipment for walls, façades, roofs, metal structures and other suitable surfaces without assuming that one machine or spray setting fits every coating.
How Airless Spraying Works
An airless sprayer draws coating into a pump and delivers it under pressure through a hose to a spray gun. The fluid passes through a small tip, which forms the spray pattern as it exits. The process does not use compressed air at the gun to atomise the coating. It can cover large areas efficiently and produce an even finish when the coating, pressure, tip and operator technique are correctly matched.
The Bulgarian CIMEX category describes airless application of suitable water based paints, latex coatings and lacquers on smooth or textured surfaces. Always check the machine and coating manufacturer's guidance before using a specific material. Viscosity, solids content and required finish affect the pump capacity, filtration and tip size. A sprayer designed for light paint may not be suitable for heavier putty or textured material.
Select a Painting Machine for the Material and Job
Begin with the product you intend to apply and the size of the area. For regular work across large walls or façades, compare each machine's stated delivery, supported tip size, pressure and duty guidance. For smaller jobs, portability and straightforward cleaning may matter as much as maximum output. Check whether the model is intended for paint alone or also for putty and other thicker coatings; the current catalogue includes both airless painting machines and machines described for putty spraying and painting.
Power supply and site access also affect selection. Check the electrical requirements or other power source of the exact model, the available hose length and the distance from the machine to the work. On an exterior project, consider safe placement, weather exposure and how the surface will be protected from overspray. Compare the listed equipment and accessories rather than assuming every machine includes the same gun, hose or tips.
Tips, Guns, Hoses and Consumables
The spray tip controls the fan width and the amount of coating delivered. Choose it using the coating maker's recommendations and the sprayer's supported range. A tip that is too large for the pump or material can lead to an uneven pattern; a tip that is too small may clog or restrict application. Filters, hoses and guns must also be suitable for the machine's operating pressure and the material being sprayed.
Consumables should be treated as part of the system. Keep appropriate filters and wear parts available for planned work, and inspect hoses and fittings before each use. Replace damaged parts with compatible components. When comparing CIMEX paint supplies, check the model number and connection details on the individual product page, especially if you already own an airless sprayer.
Prepare, Apply and Clean Correctly
Good results start with a sound, clean surface. Remove loose material, repair defects, mask adjacent areas and follow the coating maker's instructions for primer and drying. Test the spray pattern on a suitable area before beginning the main surface. Maintain a consistent distance and movement, overlap passes evenly and work in manageable sections. Adjust only within the machine and coating recommendations.
High pressure spray equipment needs careful handling. Never point the gun at a person or place a hand near the tip; fluid injection injuries require urgent medical attention. Depressurise the system using the model's instructions before changing a tip, clearing a blockage or disconnecting a hose. Use suitable eye and respiratory protection, provide ventilation and control overspray around people and neighbouring property.
After spraying, flush and clean the pump, gun, filters and tip according to the machine and coating instructions. Do not let material harden inside the fluid path. Inspect seals and other service items, then store the machine appropriately. Proper cleaning makes the next job more predictable and helps preserve the equipment.
Compare CIMEX Paint Equipment
Browse the CIMEX airless painting machines and supplies to find a combination suited to your coating and workload. Use each product page to confirm supported materials, technical limits and included accessories. For putty, textured finishes or demanding daily use, compare the purpose built models in the catalogue before selecting a machine. The right match improves coverage, finish quality and working efficiency while reducing avoidable rework.
