The WAGNER technologies

We are fascinated by surfaces and their fundamental importance for products and objects. Driven by this fascination, we transform and refine surfaces with "colour, protection and functions". This applies equally to all types of surfaces and application technologies and drives us to constantly set new standards in surface coating. We are relentlessly striving to provide our customers with our recognized expertise and exceed their expectations. Learn more in our Technology Guide!

Our pumps at a glance

Piston pumps

Piston pumps

The piston pump is one of our most powerful pumping technologies. It can be used to process viscous and highly viscous materials. Here we explain how the WAGNER piston pump works, how it is used, and how it differs from other conventional piston pumps. 

Piston pumps
Diaphragm pumps

Diaphragm pumps

The diaphragm pump is one of the various pumps used in our paint sprayers. In this guide, we explain how they work, potential applications of the diaphragm pump and why WAGNER technology is different from conventional diaphragm pumps.

Diaphragm pumps
Worm pumps

Screw pumps

The screw pump is the powerhouse for highly viscous and heavy materials, coarse grain or even fibres - spraying plaster is no problem at all. It is also one of the most robust pumps with simplest possible operation. Read here about the function of the screw pump, its design, areas of application and which WAGNER units are equipped with a screw pump.

Screw pumps
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WAGNER turbine

Our paint sprayers with HVLP and XVLP technology are equipped with turbines and atomise the material with the help of air. The turbine makes the devices all the easier to operate, so that they can be used by both trades people and DIY enthusiasts.

Turbine Paint Sprayers
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Double diaphragm pump

Our sprayers are equipped with various conveying technologies that transport the coating material from the container to the spray gun. One of these is the double diaphragm pump. Here you can find out exactly what an air-operated diaphragm pump with double diaphragm is and how it works, what its advantages are and what materials it is used with.

Double diaphragm pumps

Our spraying methods at a glance

Airless Paint Sprayer

Airless Paint Sprayer

With airless atomisation, in contrast to air atomisation, the material is atomised solely via the material pressure, without air. You can learn more about the functionality and application examples here in the guide.

What is Airless Spray Painting?
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AirCoat technology

AirCoat is the combination of airless technology with the support of air. In the AirCoat or AirMix process, an air jacket surrounds the material and makes the application particularly effective. 

AirCoat
XVLP Spraying

XVLP Paint Sprayer

With the XVLP paint sprayer process (consisting of a turbine and various spraying attachments), wood and metal, lacquers, high-viscosity lacquers and emulsion can be professional applied. In this guide you will learn more about the professional equipment and features.

XVLP spraying method
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Temperature controlled airless spraying

Temperature controlled airless spraying means that you ensure the ideal viscosity for spraying by heating the material to the optimum temperature all year round. A heated hose is used to heat the material to the required temperature.

TempSpray Temperature controlled spraying
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Spray plaster

A plastering spray lance allows for easy and professional wall plastering. The spray lance is used to apply liquid, mortar and plaster and can be used inside and out. We explain how the technology behind it works and why WAGNER's screw pumps are ideal for applying plasters, mortars and levelling materials. 

Spray lance