IK Inox Compression Sprayer - 10 litre

10 litre storage tank and 6 BAR maximum working pressure

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Product code

0020

Each £150·00 exc VAT
Total £150·00 exc VAT
Total £180·00 inc VAT

Our range of IK INOX compression sprayers have been manufactured with materials that offer maximum resistance and are designed to be used with mineral and vegetable oils, curing agents and neutral cleaners. They can be similarly used with hydrocarbon based solvents, lubricants and petroleum derivatives but are not suitable for acids.

FEATURES:

  • Seals and materials resistant to minerial and vegetable oils, curing agents and neutral cleaning chemicals
  • Large base to give stability when filling the tank and reduce possibility of tipping
  • Location for spray lance when not in se
  • Hanging position for compression chamber during tank filling
  • Stainless steel handle & lance
  • 6 bar maximum working pressure

MAIN ADVANTAGES:
- Option of working at pressures up to 6 bar. Greater range and possibility of spraying dense liquids.
- Option of spraying hot liquids.
- Superior resistance as regards solvents and petroleum derivatives.

INOX/SST:
Construction (concrete release agents, waterproofing agents, curing agents etc.)
Professional cleaning (sanitary areas, graffiti, floors).
Pest control.

In addition to this 10 litre model we have our IK Inox Compression Sprayer - 6 litre that, obviously, has a 6 litre working capacity.

  • Total tank capacity - 13 litres
  • Tank working capacity - 10 litres
  • Stainless Steel tank
  • Sprayer weight - 4.9 kg
  • Flow rate - 1.13 litres/min @ 6bar
  • Maximum working pressure - 6 bar

Why would I use a metal or stainless steel sprayer as they are more expensive than plastic ones?

The metal and stainless steel tanks are stronger than the plastic tanks. This means that they will not only put up with more abuse but they can also be pressurised up to 6 bar as opposed to the 3 bar with the plastic tanks. They can also handle heat meaning that you can spray heated solutions. You should try and think about the range of sprayers as a progression from each other; you start with the plastic tanks, the metal tanks have certain advantages over the plastic then the stainless steel (inox) tanks have advantages over both the metal and plastic. The decision on which tank you should have depends upon what you are planning to use the sprayer for, how often you are going to use it and how much you want to spend. We are here to help so if our site doesn't answer your questions then please contact us and we can discuss your choices.

What is the difference between the stainless steel and metal sprayers?

The metal sprayers are made from steel with an anti corrosive coating. They are not suitable for use with aggressive liquids and, in some situations, heavy denting could cause damage to the internal coating which will eventually lead to corrosion.