A stainless steel pressure sprayer is a heavy-duty 5 to 12L unit for all-day trade work such as sealers, formwork oil, degreasers and most solvent and petroleum based liquids, where poly would not last. The stainless tank takes pressure and knocks, and the larger capacity means fewer refills.
NORA PRO supplies stainless pressure sprayers from Gloria and Volkanex, with seals matched to your chemical. Tell us the chemical and the job and we will spec it. Pricing is on quote.
Why stainless over poly
Stainless resists impact and lasts longer in all-day use. It is the choice for sealing large slabs and applying form oil. For lighter work, poly is fine.
Stainless is not the answer for acids, caustics or acetone based products. The Gloria 505TK and 510TK have a brass pump and lance, which acids and strong alkalis attack, and Gloria says to keep the liquid no hotter than 50 degrees C. For acids use a VITON acid resistant sprayer, and for caustics and bleach an EPDM alkaline resistant sprayer. See the Chemical Compatibility Guide.
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Common questions
Why choose stainless steel over poly?
Stainless handles heavier duty and lasts longer in demanding use. For acids and caustics, choose a poly sprayer with the right seal instead.
What capacity for sealing large areas?
A 10 to 12L stainless sprayer reduces refills on larger slabs and helps keep a wet edge.
Can I use a stainless sprayer for acids?
No. The Gloria 505TK and 510TK are not for acids, alkalis or acetone based products. Use an acid resistant poly sprayer for acids and an alkaline resistant one for caustics, and send us the SDS if you are unsure.