Spray Equipment

Spray equipment is used to apply glazes and finishes evenly across ceramic surfaces, creating smooth and consistent coverage. It typically includes a spray gun connected to an air compressor, making it ideal for achieving intricate designs, blending colours, and large-scale applications.

What Type of Spray Equipment is Best for Ceramics?

For ceramics, a spray gun connected to a compressor is typically the best option, offering control over the spray pattern and pressure. Handheld spray guns are ideal for smaller projects, while larger spray booths or automatic sprayers work well for higher-volume production.

What Types of Spray Equipment is the Best for Pottery Glazing?

The most common types of spray equipment used in pottery glazing are airbrushes, spray guns, and spray booths. Airbrushes are typically used for fine detail work or for applying thin layers of glaze. Spray guns are more powerful and are suitable for larger projects, offering more control over the amount and evenness of glaze applied.

Spray booths are used for spraying larger items or to contain glaze overspray, making the process cleaner and more controlled. Each type of equipment has its own advantages depending on the size and complexity of your pottery pieces.

Can Spray Equipment be Used for Both Glazes and Underglazes?

Yes, spray equipment can be used for both glazes and underglazes, though you may need to adjust the spray pressure or nozzle size for different materials. Always check the viscosity of the glaze or underglaze, as some may need to be thinned slightly to achieve an even spray pattern.

At Potclays, we feature a wide selection of spray equipment and are authorised retailers of Rhode, Anest Iwata and Paintec. From handheld spray heads to extra parts, find the perfect piece of spray equipment for your next project today. If you have any questions about our collection of spray equipment, please contact us.