WAGNER PRO PAINT SPRAYER PRO
No more struggling up a ladder and trying to balance a container of paint to reach those higher levels.The Control Pro line is the replacement of the discontinued Wagner Procoat series. This offers easy two-storey reach when working on larger home or exterior projects. The spray gun is attached to a 25-foot hose. All tips can be easily changed position, for a horizontal or vertical fan spray. The 515 HEA spray tip provided is great for oil-based or latex paints.Īdditional tips are sold separately for use with stains (313 HEA) or sealers (211 HEA). The advanced design of the professional-grade gun and spray tip means you can spray an eight-foot by 10-foot wall in less than two minutes. With less mess when painting, it would be ideal for quickly painting a remodeled basement, including floors or any home interior. This means less time spent taping and masking before starting a project and, of course, less wastage means less paint is needed.Ī lower overspray makes the Control Pro 130 a great choice when you need to bring a spray painter indoors. It boasts up to 55 percent less overspray than competitor airless sprayers. The specially patented high efficiency technology (HEA) developed by Wagner SprayTech uses a softer spray fan pattern.
WAGNER PRO PAINT SPRAYER PROFESSIONAL
Professional Quality High Efficiency Airless Gun and Tip Technology It may be more expensive than buying a few rollers, but isn’t saving your valuable weekend time worth a couple of hundred bucks?
Is a 25-foot hose long enough for your needs? 25 feet of hose will easily cope with most 2-storey projects, but you may struggle with 3 floors or above.How often or how many projects do you intend to use this budget priced sprayer for? Wagner recommends the Control Pro 130 should be used for 50 gallons of paint a year maximum.However, be prepared for refilling the hopper on bigger tasks, such as exterior house painting. How large is the project you intend to use the sprayer for? A 1.5 gallon hopper is adequate for most interior jobs.The reduced overspray means much less mess and a less steep learning curve.īefore choosing this airless sprayer from Wagner, you should consider the following factors: The Pro Control 130’s use of high efficiency airless technology is ideal for the beginner who may not be familiar with spray guns. My previous attempts at painting a room looked more like something by a 19th-century impressionist. Perhaps the most significant downside for many when choosing an airless sprayer is the dreaded overspray factor. Things to Consider Before Buying the Wagner Pro Control 130 With over 360 entries, the PTIA judges concluded “When you’re looking for professional painting results with a sprayer that’s not as intimidating or costly as professional models, consider the Wagner Control Pro 130.” Production began under the Wagner SprayTech banner, in Minneapolis, USA in 1972.ĭon’t take our word for how much we like this product, but the Control Pro 130 Airless Stand Paint Sprayer won the top award at the 2019 Pro Tool Innovation Awards (PTIA), in the Painting & Tiling Tools category. Wagner SprayTech is acknowledged as a market leader in advanced paint applicators, having been founded originally by Josef Wagner in Germany in 1953. This makes reaching taller areas, like a second storey, easier, A 25-foot hose is provided with a spray gun and tip attached. If, like me, you’re forever losing parts of tools or machines, the supplied accessories all fit neatly inside the hopper when not being used. These include paints, stains, and even latex paints, for continuous painting when tackling larger projects.
A 1.5-gallon hopper can be used with a wide variety of unthinned materials. It creates 55 percent less overspray than conventional airless sprayers.įast and easy to set up, the gravity-fed system means there is no need for messy priming. A stationary paint sprayer, the Wagner uses high-efficiency airless technology (HEA) for a professional finish.
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