High coating quality
Above-average application results thanks to robust and powerful PEA-X1 automatic guns, high-precision EPG-S2 gun control units with active air volume control, and motion systems with maximum precision and repeatability.
Efficient powder suction
Coating-neutral air flow for higher application efficiency due to special PVC booth design with double-sided exhaust system.
High application efficiency with reduced powder consumption
Automatic activation/deactivation of the powder output during the coating process by the intelligent gap and height control.
Powerful system control for a very high degree of automation
WICOS Plus system control (powder center, motion system, application, booth, filter) with 15.6" touch screen for easiest handling and operation of various automated system functions.
Low energy consumption
High energy efficiency of the recovery system thanks to the patented WAGNER EEP concept. By using a special design for the suction tubes and the monocyclone, the overall energy consumption of the system can be minimized.
Optimized energy consumption during system operation
Reduced system energy consumption through Energy Efficiency Package Plus, which automatically pauses or throttles operation of system components in component gaps.
Excellent powder preparation
By using powder centers with fully integrated ultrasonic sieve, the powder is prepared in the best possible way for a high-quality coating.
High automatic coverage and application efficiency
Dynamic 3D coating with a WAGNER matrix axis system (Z axes) enables a higher automatically coated area with correspondingly high application efficiency and uniform layer thickness distribution due to individual movement of single guns.
Flexible integration of manual touch up positions
Different integration options for manual touch up incl. personnel lifting platforms and separate powder suction field.
Fully automatic color change in the powder center
Short and safe color change even with demanding powder coatings without manual intervention.
