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BEVS Automatic Panel Sprayer are highly automated spraying devices designed to quickly produce uniform and consistent coatings, ensuring reliable testing and evaluation results. Widely used in industries such as automotive, aerospace, 3C electronics, furniture, appliances, crafts, and other coating application fields.
High Efficiency: The BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer can prepare multiple test panels simultaneously, avoiding the time loss and low efficiency of manual spraying.
Superior Coating Quality: With precise spray-path control, the BEVS 1826 eliminates the deviations and uncertainties common in manual spraying and ensures excellent repeatability.
The BEVS 1826 is equipped with a 10-inch high-definition touchscreen for simple operation. It supports one-button start for fully automatic spraying, and one-button rapid spray-gun cleaning for quick material or gun changes. As an advanced, intelligently programmed spray-coating solution, it is the ideal choice for laboratory coating preparation in the coatings and materials industry.
Working principle: The BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer delivers coating material through a pressurised feeding unit to the spray gun, where it is atomised into fine droplets. The atomised coating is then deposited onto the substrate through programmable motion control. The machine integrates a feeding system, atomisation spray gun, control module, and motion mechanism, enabling automatic and repeatable spray application that replaces manual spraying.
BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer
An automatic spraying system that prepares uniform, repeatable coatings on laboratory test panels, replacing manual spraying. It sprays up to nine standard 100 x 150 mm panels in one run under programmable motion control, with a 10-inch touchscreen, one-button start and one-button spray-gun cleaning.
- Quick-change spray gun. Quick-change spray gun with automatic cleaning function.
- 10-inch touchscreen. High-definition touchscreen design.
- Programmable process. Intelligent programmable spraying process.
- Three-axis spraying. Three-axis fully automatic spraying.
- Two directions. Simultaneous spraying in two directions.
- Adjustable nozzle distance. Automatically adjustable nozzle distance from the sample.
- Full automatic control. Spray width, atomisation, flow rate, pressure and stirring pressure are all controlled automatically.
- Stirred pressure tank. Pressure tank equipped with a stirring system; paint can be stirred according to settings.
- Dual-gun, dual-stirring. The dual-gun, dual-stirring system can be freely combined and selected.
- Shareable programs. Programs support quick import and export, so multiple machines can share the same program.
When to choose the BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer
The BEVS 1826 replaces hand spraying of test panels with a programmed, three-axis spray process, so it suits laboratories that need consistent spray-applied panels for coating evaluation.
- 1Preparing batches of identical test panelsIt sprays up to nine standard 100 x 150 mm panels in one programmed run. Hand spraying varies from one operator and one panel to the next; the BEVS 1826 removes that variation, so test results compare like with like.
- 2When the coating will be sprayed in real useAutomotive, appliance and furniture finishes are applied by spray gun, so a spray-applied test panel is closer to the finished product. A draw-down film applicator spreads the coating with a blade; the BEVS 1826 atomises it through a spray gun, with automatic control of atomisation, flow rate and pressure.
- 3When a test method calls for uniform films on test panelsASTM D823 sets out practices for producing films of uniform thickness of paint and coatings on test panels, and GB/T 1727 covers general preparation of paint films. The BEVS 1826 is built to both, so the panels it prepares are a sound base for later tests such as adhesion, hardness, gloss or weathering.
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When to choose the BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer
The BEVS 1826 replaces hand spraying of test panels with a programmed, three-axis spray process, so it suits laboratories that need consistent spray-applied panels for coating evaluation.
- 1Preparing batches of identical test panelsIt sprays up to nine standard 100 x 150 mm panels in one programmed run. Hand spraying varies from one operator and one panel to the next; the BEVS 1826 removes that variation, so test results compare like with like.
- 2When the coating will be sprayed in real useAutomotive, appliance and furniture finishes are applied by spray gun, so a spray-applied test panel is closer to the finished product. A draw-down film applicator spreads the coating with a blade; the BEVS 1826 atomises it through a spray gun, with automatic control of atomisation, flow rate and pressure.
- 3When a test method calls for uniform films on test panelsASTM D823 sets out practices for producing films of uniform thickness of paint and coatings on test panels, and GB/T 1727 covers general preparation of paint films. The BEVS 1826 is built to both, so the panels it prepares are a sound base for later tests such as adhesion, hardness, gloss or weathering.
Lower-budget alternatives
Ten minutes on a call with one of our specialists usually saves you from buying the wrong instrument.
Book a 10-minute callOr , our product assistant, for an instant answer.
Specifications
Technical parameters
- Gun distance
- 150 to 250 mm (manual adjustment)
- Spraying speed
- 20 to 500 mm/s
- Atomising air pressure
- 0 to 0.6 MPa
- System air pressure
- 0.7 MPa
- Flow rate pressure
- 0.01 to 0.2 MPa
- Spraying area
- Max 300 x 450 mm, or 9 standard panels of 100 x 150 mm
- Spray gun type
- Automatic spray gun or manual spray gun
- Spray gun structure
- Dual-gun combination, disposable clean-free pot unit
- Dimensions (L x W x H)
- 1028 x 1040 x 1703 mm (including extension rod)
- Power supply
- 220 V / 0.6 kW (two-phase four-wire)
What's in the kit
What's in the kit
Conforms to
Conforms to
Options
Options
| Panel holder: multi-purpose mesh, vacuum, magnetic, clamp or customised panel holder |
| Spray guns: additional spray guns available as an option |
| Water curtain cabinet: dry water curtain cabinet |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the BEVS 1826 Automatic Panel Sprayer do?
It sprays uniform, repeatable coatings onto test panels in the laboratory. A pressurised feeding unit delivers the coating to the spray gun, which atomises it, and programmable three-axis motion deposits it onto the panel. It replaces manual spraying.
How many panels can the BEVS 1826 spray at once?
The maximum spraying area is 300 x 450 mm, which takes nine standard 100 x 150 mm test panels.
Which standards does the BEVS 1826 meet?
ASTM D823/A, standard practices for producing films of uniform thickness of paint, coatings and related products on test panels, and GB/T 1727-92, general preparation of paint film.
What spray guns can the BEVS 1826 use?
It takes an automatic or a manual spray gun.
What air and power supply does the BEVS 1826 need?
System air pressure is 0.7 MPa, with atomising air pressure adjustable from 0 to 0.6 MPa and flow rate pressure from 0.01 to 0.2 MPa. The power supply is 220 V, 0.6 kW, two-phase four-wire.
What is included with the BEVS 1826, and what options are there?
It is supplied with one panel holder. Options are other panel holders (multi-purpose mesh, vacuum, magnetic, clamp or customised), additional spray guns, and a dry water curtain cabinet.
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