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Spray Facility Servicing

At Airblast Eurospray, our expert technicians and engineers specialise in providing high-quality, reliable, and efficient services for spray booths and fluid handling equipment. We offer on-site and in-house calibration, servicing, and repairs for spray equipment and PPE, ensuring full regulatory compliance.

Maintaining your spray equipment and booths is essential to comply with regulations such as the Pressure Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 (PE(S)R) and Pressure Systems Safety Regulations 2000 (PSSR). Routine maintenance and calibration keep your equipment in safe working order and ensure that all test documentation is up-to-date. Our technicians follow strict procedures to ensure your equipment is safe and meets all legal requirements.

Our highly trained team ensures that your equipment is dependable and properly maintained when you need it most.

Regular inspection, servicing, and testing are essential for workplace safety and efficiency. Our rigorous procedures ensure that you are always in safe hands, no matter your requirements.

Airless & Air Combi Sprayers

For daily users of high-performance coatings, quarterly servicing is recommended. For those applying standard coatings fortnightly, a bi-annual service is advised. Annual servicing is sufficient for monthly users.

Our standard servicing includes:

• Initial electrical and visual inspection
• Mechanical visual inspection
• Initial run-up to check unit capabilities
• Pump, manifold, gun, and hose removal and inspection
• Motor spin and control board test
• Cleaning of all parts, including cart, stand, and covers
• Workshop report if additional work is needed
• Reassembly with new parts
• Electrical PAT testing (coming soon)
• Mechanical testing, including high-pressure and visual inspection

Airline Breathing Equipment

As required by HSE, breathing air tests must be conducted every 400 hours or every three months, whichever comes first. Breathing contaminated air from an airline-fed blast helmet poses serious health risks, so regular testing is crucial to protect employees.

Gas Detectors

Calibration of gas monitors, such as the GVS RPB GX4, depends on usage and can range from 6 months to 2 years. If your monitor fails a bump test or needs calibration, send it to us for servicing.

Air Compressors

For best practice, air compressors should be serviced annually or every 2,000 hours, whichever comes first, depending on usage levels.

Our team of highly skilled engineers and technicians has extensive knowledge in all aspects of spray coating and surface treatment. They undergo rigorous training and frequent audits to maintain their expertise. Additionally, they have full support from our technical teams for any service or repair needs.

To book your servicing, inspection, or test, call us today at 01778 560650 or email us at servicing@airblast.co.uk.