Wagner Manual Air-Assisted Airless Guns

Wagner manual air-assisted airless paint spray guns provide some of the highest transfer efficiencies according to independent testing.  Wagner's AAA spray guns are designed for production wood and metal finishing. 

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Wagner Manual Air-Assisted Airless Spray Guns for Production

The Trigger Is Still in Your Hand

Wagner manual air-assisted airless spray guns put the finish in the operator's hands. No robot, no fixed path, just a trigger and whoever is holding it, which is exactly what you want on short runs, odd shapes, repair work, and parts that never arrive twice the same way.

The Wagner GM 4700AC AirCoat is the manual gun here. It runs air-assisted airless, so you get airless delivery with air shaping the fan, combining the speed of airless spraying with the finish of conventional air spray. The Titan/Wagner AirCoat Electrostatic Kit sits alongside it for better coating coverage on edges and tubing. Tips, hoses, filters, and repair kits come from the same professional finishing supplies catalog at Total Finishing Supplies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does air-assisted airless actually do?

It uses hydraulic pressure to atomize the coating and a smaller amount of air to shape the fan and clean up the edges. You get more material on the part and less in the air than conventional spray, without the heavy tails an airless-only gun leaves behind.

Why is there an electrostatic kit in a manual gun collection?

Because it builds on the same AirCoat platform. It is a full system rather than a bare gun, so pricing and installation requirements will differ. If you only need the handheld gun, the GM 4700AC is the one to look at.

Can I convert an airless rig instead of buying a new gun?

Yes, you can. Upgrade kits turn an existing airless setup into air-assisted airless, which is usually the cheaper route if the pump is sound. It's worth pricing both options before deciding which route to take.

What else do I need to run one?

A pump with enough pressure for the tip you plan to use, high pressure fluid hose, an air line, and the right tip for your material. Fine finish work and heavy build call for different tip sizes, so match the tip to the coating rather than the other way round. The team can spec it if you are unsure.