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Are we Wagner Health or Wagners
No. We are Wagner Spraytech Australia Pty Ltd. A leading manufacturer of paint / coating technologies equipment for DIY, Professional and Industrial users.
Read MoreWhere is the Warranty registration page?
The warranty registration page is located here.
Read MoreIts the first time using a paint sprayer – where do I start?
Before starting, read the operating manual that came with your sprayer to ensure it is setup correctly.
Read MoreWhat should I clean my sprayer with?
When cleaning, check the back of the paint container for the appropriate cleaning solution. If you would like more information on cleaning your paint sprayer, you can see our helpful videos on the product page for...
Read MoreWhere can I buy spare parts?
Parts can be ordered and purchased through your local Wagner stockist or by calling us directly at 1800 924 637 from Monday to Friday 8am-5pm.
Read MoreWhere is the serial number on my unit?
The serial number unit page can be found here.
Read MoreCan I use a sprayer bought from the US in Australia or New Zealand?
Wagner & Titan sprayers in Australia and New Zealand are designed for use on a 230/240V circuit. It is not recommended to use sprayers from international markets that use 120V.
Read MoreMy unit is faulty. Why won’t the store I purchased it from replace it?
Certain units, such as the Control Pro 250M and 350M need to be taken to a registered repair agent to be assessed.
Read MoreWhich sprayer is right for me? Help please!
Of course we can! If you haven’t already given it a try, our Sprayer Selector should help to narrow down a sprayer for your project. Alternatively, please give us a call! Our friendly customer service team...
Read MoreHow will I know if a type of paint is suitable for my Wagner unit?
Call our toll free customer service number 1800 924 637 for advice.
Read MoreIts the first time using a paint sprayer – where do I start?
Before starting, please make sure you carefully read the manual that came with your sprayer to ensure it is setup correctly, and everything is tight and attached properly. You can have a practice spray on some...
Read MoreWill I need to dilute the material?
Refer to the coating manufacturer’s recommendations for thinning the product to be sprayed. If you are having trouble with the spray pattern, you may be able to thin down the coating (within manufacturer’s specification). Alternatively, warming...
Read MoreCan I use solvents through my Wood & Metal, Flexio or Control Pro sprayer?
The harshest clean-up any of these units can manage is mineral turpentine, meaning anything that requires thinners as a clean-up will not be suitable for the units as they can damage them. Always consult your paint...
Read MoreWood & Metal sprayer vs Flexio sprayers
Generally the Wood and Metal sprayers are designed for spraying low-viscosity water and oil-based paints such as lacquers, varnishes and stains and are suitable for small to medium-sized projects in and around the home. The Flexio...
Read MoreAre acrylic paints compatible with the Wood & Metal sprayers?
Yes, the W100, W125, W350 & Fence and Deck sprayers will spray most acrylic paints, though some dilution could be required. ‘Paint & Primer’ style coatings are not recommended for use with the Wood & Metal...
Read MoreMy Wood & Metal or Flexio gun is spitting and not spraying evenly.
This may be due to dried paint blocking the nozzle. Begin by pulling the trigger slightly, so the airflow begins. With just the air coming out, use a small hard object (such as a paint stirrer...
Read MoreWhat is the iSpray attachment for?
The iSpray attachment, which will spray unthinned coatings including acrylic paint and stains, is ideal for big surface projects such as spraying walls, sheds, fences etc. It will provide a roller-like or slightly stippled finish. The...
Read MoreWhat is the Standard Attachment for?
The Standard spray attachment is your all-round attachment for a variety of paints and stains. It can be used both indoors and outdoors, where more control and a smoother finish is desired over the iSpray attachment....
Read MoreWhat is the Brilliant Spray Attachment for?
The Brilliant spray attachment is best used on your fine finish projects such as spraying cabinets, furniture, doors, trim etc. It will provide a smoother, finer finish than the iSpray and standard attachments. Depending on your...
Read MoreMy sprayer is blowing air, but not drawing paint from the container?
The breather hole on the top of the suction tube is mostly likely blocked. Try removing the suction tube, cleaning thoroughly and once re-installed, give it another shot. If that has not worked, it could be...
Read MoreEverything is set up correctly and my unit is working, why is my paint refusing to go through the unit?
Have you tried testing the unit with water? If water goes through the unit smoothly, it may be that the paint isn’t suitable for the unit you’re using.
Read MoreCan I spray both water based, and oil based paints?
Yes you can, but to ensure a great finish, follow these recommendations: If using water-based paints, any spray attachment can be used, as long as the paint is the correct viscosity for the sprayer. For oil-based...
Read MoreCan I spray 2 pack paints with my sprayer?
DIY products are generally not suited to 2-pack paints, as they have plastic components that will wear prematurely. The flash points of solvent-based products can be a safety hazard when used incorrectly / with the wrong...
Read MoreCan I spray the ceiling with the Flexio series?
Yes, you can. For the handheld sprayers (Flexio 590), we recommend keeping the maximum tilt of the sprayer to a 45-degree angle to avoid any chance of paint getting back into the turbine. The stationary Flexio...
Read MoreHow to remove the power cord from the Furno heat gun?
Once the cord is attached to the Furno heat gun it is designed to stay attached.
Read MoreAre there any accessories or parts available for the Furno Heat guns?
Yes, the Furno range has a few accessories available, including deflector nozzles, scrapers and more. Please take a look at the Furno Accessories page for a complete list. However, there are not any internal replacement parts...
Read MoreWhat size nozzles can I get for my DIY unit?
The Standard spray attachment and the I-Spray attachment have a 2.5mm nozzle.The Gravity fed attachment and the Brilliant attachment both have 1.8mm nozzles.
Read MoreWhat is the weight and thickness of your masking paper?
Weight is 45 GSM (grams per square metre), and thickness is 74 MU (measurement unit – used to measure area).
Read MoreWhat is the difference between an airless sprayer and an HVLP sprayer?
Airless Sprayers atomise coatings by forcing the product through a small tip opening at very high fluid pressure. The fluid pressures range from 1200-3600 PSI. Airless sprayers are capable of spraying larger surfaces at higher speeds....
Read MoreMy ControlPro 150 was working earlier and now it will not turn on, why?
If this unit was turned off under pressure (while in the spray setting), an airlock can occur. To release the air lock, switch unit to off, turn switch to PRIME, press gun trigger. Switch back to...
Read MoreWhat does HEA mean?
HEA stands for High Efficiency Airless which means that the pump will have 55% less overspray than standard airless sprayers.
Read MoreWhat spray tips are compatible with the Control Pro sprayers?
Only Wagner Control Pro HEA spray tips are compatible with the Control Pro sprayers. Please see the product page of your model for a full list of compatible tips & accessories
Read MoreWhich HEA tips will work with my sprayer?
There are two kinds of HEA tips, those that fit the Control Pro range of sprayers (identifiable by the octagonal tip shape), as opposed to the HEA Pro Tips (identifiable by the more ’rounded’ tip shape,...
Read MoreHow do I know what size spray tip to use?
Different tip sizes will output more or less paint, in a a variety of spray fan widths. It is important to match an appropriate tip size to the type of coating being sprayed. For more information...
Read MoreHow long of a spray hose can I use on the Control Pro sprayers?
The maximum hose length for each sprayer is double the length that it came with.
Read MoreWhat is light household oil?
It’s multipurpose oil that can be used to lubricate the sprayer. Examples are: 3-in-one oil, 10W30 motor oil, vegetable oil, sewing machine oil, or air tool oil.
Read MoreWhat types of coatings can be sprayed through the Control Pro sprayers?
The Control Pro sprayers will spray water or oil-based paints and stains. Do not spray or clean with liquids having a flash point of less than 38ºC (100ºF). Flash point is the temperature at which a...
Read MoreCan I use a generator with the Control Pro sprayers?
Yes, you can use a 2,000 Watt generator but you must disable the idle-down feature.
Read MoreCan I use the HEA sprayer to paint my car?
This isn’t an automotive quality finish sprayer, so it will not produce a showroom finish such as what you would generally want on a car.
Read MoreIs the T2 Gun (available with Control Pro 150 & 300) compatible with old accessories?
Out of the box, older accessories are not compatible with the T2 Gun. An adaptor is available P/N:2463515.
Read MoreWhat is the difference between an airless sprayer and an HVLP sprayer?
Airless Sprayers atomise coatings by forcing the product through a small tip opening at very high fluid pressure. The fluid pressures range from 1200-3600 PSI. Airless sprayers are capable of spraying larger surfaces at higher speeds....
Read MoreWhat does HEA mean?
HEA stands for High Efficiency Airless which means that the pump will have 55% less overspray than standard airless sprayers.
Read MoreCan I use a generator with the ProSpray & SuperFinish unit?
Yes, you can use a 5,000 Watt but you must disable the idle-down feature. Wagner recommends that you avoid the use of generators if possible due to dirty power supply. If electrical power is not readily...
Read MoreWhich HEA tips will work with my sprayer?
There are two kinds of HEA tips, those that fit the Control Pro range of sprayers (identifiable by the octagonal tip shape) HEA Pro Tips (identifiable by the more ’rounded’ tip shape, and are for use...
Read MoreHow do I know what size spray tip to use?
Different tip sizes will output more or less paint, in a a variety of spray fan widths. It is important to match an appropriate tip size to the type of coating being sprayed. For more information...
Read MoreHow does an electrostatic system work and what are the benefitis?
An electrostatic field is generated between the electrode in the gun head and the grounded work object. The paint particles are charged and attracted by the grounded object. This effect increases the efficiency significantly compared to...
Read MoreI’m getting a poor spray pattern
Tip too large for product being sprayed or worn – Replace tip Pressure setting incorrect – Turn pressure control until spray pattern is correct Volume of paint spraying too low – Clean or replace filters Coating...
Read MorePaint leaking between the tip guard and gun
Saddle and seat may be missing – Fit saddle & seatTip guard not on tight enough – Tighten tip guardTip not installed correctly – Make sure tip is pushed all the way in
Read MoreUnit not sucking up material
Inlet ball may be stuck – Use inlet pusher to dislodge ball from seatRelief valve is in spray – Turn relief valve to primeFilter clogged – Clean or replace suction filterSuction tube sucking air – Clean...
Read MoreCan I spray any coating through my machine?
Always check the product’s Technical Data Sheet (TDS) before spraying. Not all coatings are suitable for spray application as many are only designed for brush and roller use. Using products outside the manufacturer’s recommendations can lead...
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