Painting

Use the actual spray-gun or process-equipment documentation and concurrent operating pattern to define air supply and treatment needs.

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Confirm with the equipment maker

Which spray guns, pumps and other air-powered equipment will be used?
What maker flow, inlet-pressure and reference-condition data apply to each model and nozzle?
How many operators and devices run together, and for how long?
What moisture, oil, particle and pressure-dew-point limits apply to the finish process?
What hose internal diameters, lengths, regulators and filters are on each supply path?
What temperature, ventilation, site classification and equipment restrictions are specified?
Which finish defects, pressure measurements and equipment documents should suppliers review?

An application name alone does not select a compressor technology or establish air-quality compliance.
Do not size supply from gun count alone without the applicable air-use and concurrent-use data.