As experts in the markets who supply and receive regular training, our Graco partners offer focused guidance in finding the right solution for each application. Dedicated technical resources provide the necessary support to get started with any of our products. Their professional service includes maintenance and repair, reducing downtime to a minimum. All Graco distributors are specifically chosen for their high quality service meeting Graco standards for their particular area of work.
1. Acoustic Insulation
Whether you’re applying acoustic renders in thicker layers onto substrates like concrete, or looking to apply an (Airless) finish to acoustic panels, a Graco solution is at hand to make your job easier.
Acoustic renders often contain aggregates or fibres to absorb sound, and therefore require application systems that can handle these aggregates.
Acoustic finish coats are applied to sound-absorbing panels. Although they also contain fibres to muffle sound, these are typically shorter in length. These materials are often formulated to enable application with Airless systems.
Mark Max™
The small-diameter hose on this compact
airless sprayer makes it easy to apply
acoustic finish coats to walls and ceilings.
Operating at a maximum pressure of 230
bar, you’re guaranteed to get the finish
you’re looking for.
Up to 70 meter hose possible
Applies acoustic finish coats without
a compressor
T-Max™
If you’re looking for versatility, the T-Max
is what you want. Setting it to Airless mode
allows you to apply thin finish coats with
a max. pressure of 65 bar, or you can
spray renders with an aggregate size up
to 1 mm by hooking up a compressor to
your sprayer.
Thin layers of acoustic finish in
airless mode
Thicker render coats up to 1 mm
aggregate with a compressor
Up to 30 meter hose possible
RTX™
A powerful all-in-1 machine. Compact and
easy to move around and with a built-in
compressor to handle acoustic renders
with an aggregate size up to 3 mm.
Apply thicker render coats up to 3 mm
in aggregate
Compact unit with built-in
compressor
Up to 10 meter hose possible
1. Heat Insulation
Spray foam insulation (or PUR) is formed using a combination of two composite materials, polyol resin and iso-cyanate.
The two materials chemically react, causing the combined substance to expand and harden. During the insulation
process, both materials are simultaneously ejected from the tip of a spray gun, allowing them to expand and form
a layer of spray foam on a surface.
Spray foam is a premium thermal insulation material as it expands to 120 times its initial volume, it fills cavities of
any shape, and adheres tenaciously to most construction materials. It provides a continuous, protective air barrier
that helps to minimise air leakage and intrusion, and provides exceptional heat transfer reduction.
Exterior insulation and finish system, or EIFS refers to a multi-layered exterior finish that provides exterior walls
with an insulating, water-resistant surface. Energy efficiency, together with aesthetics and creative freedom make
EIFS a popular insulation system around the world. Typically, EIFS consists of 6 layers, of which the liquid ones can
be applied using Graco equipment.
1. An optional water-resistant barrier that covers the substrate
2. Adhesive to attach insulation board to the supporting structure (in some cases mechanical fasteners may be used)
3. Insulation board (usually EPS) secured to the exterior wall sur face substrate, most often with adhesive
4. Base coat, an acrylic or polymer-based cement applied to the top of the insulation, then reinforced
with fibreglass reinforcement mesh
5. Reinforcement mesh, embedded in the base coat material
6. Finish, a textured finish coat that is decorative and protective.
Reactor™ 2
Plural-component proportioning system for
spraying Polyurethane Foam (PUR). Ideal
for insulation of wall cavities, floors, attics,
cellars and crawl spaces.
Consistent temperature control,
even when spraying at maximum
flow rates
Excellent durability and performance
with high duty cycles
Monitor, track and collect all spray data
Basic model for occasional EIFS jobs, with
a compact design that makes the RTX easy
to move around on residential job sites.
No need for an external compressor as
this is included in the sprayer. The base
coat and finish coat can be sprayed up to
an aggregate size of 3 mm.
230V system with built-in compressor
Plug-and-play: easy control
Compact and easy to move around
ToughTek™
Designed for stucco or EIFS materials, the
Graco ToughTek S340 pump easily handles
base coats, finish coats and air/waterresistant
barrier materials - and delivers these
in a smooth, steady flow.
Plug-and-play – the ToughTek F340e
pump plugs into a standard 230V or
120V wall outlet
Variable speed control – dial in the
exact speed needed
Optional remote start/stop switch –
lets the nozzle operator start or stop
the pump
2. Smooth Finishing
A widely adopted and popular way of finishing interior walls is to apply (a) relatively thin layer(s) of a plaster skim
coat. After being applied, the coating is troweled to a smooth and even finish. An airless application is the way to
save time, whether using the dry powder or with a ready-mix compound which typically comes in bags or buckets.
Gypsum or mineral-based powders are often still applied by hand. Nevertheless, an accurate water-mixing ratio
and method allows for airless application as well. These materials are typically used on more porous substrates
that require more filling.
Ready-mix polymer modified finish materials come in various containers – usually bags and buckets. Depending
on the substrate, the formula can vary from heavy viscous materials to fill more porous substrates such as
concrete or limestone blocks, to liquid for very thin skim coats on drywall.
