Abstract: A spraying device for applying, through an injection opening, a coating material such as anticorrosion oil onto the inner walls of a hollow body, comprising a spray gun provided with an atomizing nozzle and an interchangeable front piece connected down stream thereof. The front piece comprises an ejector barrel for introduction through said injection opening and a positioning collar rigidly attached thereto, the positioning collar. The latter being adapted to define the position of the ejector barrel during spraying. A control unit connected to the spray gun comprises means for determining the duration of each spray operation from the very moment the trigger of the spray gun is pulled.

Abstract: An electrostatic spray gun for liquid paint has its nozzle formed in a sintered material that consists of an electrically non-conductive matrix, e.g. polytetrafluoroethylene, with conductive particles, e.g. bronze powder, dispersed in the matrix. The rear end of the nozzle is connected to high voltage, and the annular front surface around the paint discharge orifice in the nozzle is machined so that it shows a lot of such bronze particles that form point electrodes for producing air ions. The paint is dispersed by air jets and the air ions attach to the paint particles.

Abstract: An electrostatic spray gun for liquid paint has a nozzle that comprises an inner body formed of a sintered material that consists of an electrically non-conductive matrix, e.g. polytetrafluoroethylene, with conductive particles, e.g. bronze powder, dispersed in the matrix, and an outer body of electrically insulating plastic material. The rear end of the inner body is connected to high voltage, and it has an annular front surface around a paint discharge orifice. This surface shows a lot of such bronze particles that form point electrodes for producing air ions. Two additional needle electrodes are clamped between the two bodies. The paint is dispersed by air jets and the air ions attach to the paint particles.