Thermal Spray Gun
Arc Spray System Package single wire
| Model range | DC-1000 / DC-2000 / DC-3000 |
|---|---|
| Airflow | 1,000 – 3,000 m³/hr |
| Motor | 2 HP – 5 HP |
| Filter | Cartridge + pulse-jet cleaning |
| Construction | Powder-coated mild steel |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Delivery | Confirmed on enquiry |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Models & Price
Compare airflow and motor — then request price for the model that fits.
| Model | Airflow | Motor | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DC-1000 | 1,000 m³/hr | 2 HP | Small workshops | |
| DC-2000Popular | 2,000 m³/hr | 3 HP | Blasting & grinding | |
| DC-3000 | 3,000 m³/hr | 5 HP | Production lines |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Arc Spray System Package single wire |
|---|---|
| Model / Configuration | Single Wire |
| Power Supply Type | DC (Direct Current) |
| Wire Diameter Compatibility | To be confirmed based on model |
| Compressed Air Requirement | Clean, dry compressed air required |
| Typical Coating Materials | Zinc, Aluminum, Copper Alloys |
| Duty Cycle | To be confirmed based on model |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Single Wire Arc Spray Technology for Industrial Coating
Arc spray systems operate by feeding a single conductive wire into a spray gun, where an electric arc melts the wire tip. A high-velocity compressed air stream atomizes the molten metal and propels it onto a prepared substrate, forming a dense, mechanically bonded coating. This single-wire configuration is valued for its simplicity, ease of maintenance, and effectiveness in applying materials like zinc, aluminum, and their alloys for anti-corrosion protection on steel structures, tanks, and pipelines.
The system package typically includes the arc spray gun, a power source/control unit, a wire feeder, and necessary hoses and cables. It is engineered for continuous operation in demanding industrial environments. SPA2Z helps buyers verify compatibility with their existing utilities—such as compressed air capacity and electrical supply—and select the appropriate ancillary components from our range of thermal spray consumables.
Key Selection Considerations
When evaluating a single-wire arc spray system, procurement and engineering teams should consider the following:
- Wire Compatibility: The system's wire feed mechanism and power source must match the diameter and material type of the wire to be sprayed. Common materials include zinc, aluminum, and copper alloys.
- Power Requirements: Arc spray systems require a stable, high-amperage DC power supply. Confirming your facility's electrical infrastructure is a critical first step.
- Compressed Air Supply: Clean, dry compressed air at the correct pressure and volume is essential for atomization and coating quality. Inadequate air supply is a common cause of poor coating performance.
- Duty Cycle: The system's rated duty cycle must align with your production or maintenance schedule to prevent overheating and ensure longevity.
About SPA2Z — Your Source for the Arc Spray System Package Single Wire
SPA2Z specializes in industrial surface preparation and spray equipment, connecting manufacturers, contractors, and maintenance teams with reliable thermal spray solutions. For buyers of the single-wire arc spray system package, we provide a direct path to sourcing, technical consultation, and after-sales support. Our focus is on helping you determine the right system configuration for your specific coating application, whether it's for corrosion protection on large structures or precision restoration of worn components.
We understand that purchasing an arc spray system is a capital investment. Our team assists with clarifying technical specifications, verifying compatibility with your existing utilities, and ensuring you have access to the necessary consumables and spare parts from our thermal spray gun category. Contact SPA2Z to request a quotation or discuss your process requirements.
Applications
Where this machine is commonly installed.
Corrosion Protection
Applying zinc and aluminum coatings to steel bridges, tanks, pipelines, and marine structures to provide long-term cathodic protection against rust.
Dimensional Restoration
Rebuilding worn shafts, journals, and other machine components back to their original dimensions using compatible metal alloys.
Wear Resistance
Applying hard-facing coatings to industrial parts subject to abrasion, erosion, or fretting, extending their service life in demanding environments.