AUTOMOTIVE - TRUCK AND BUS

Whether you're applying sealants or adhesives, spraying finishing coatings or dispensing lubricating oils, Fluid-Air Products Inc. provides fluid handling equipment for all phases of truck, bus and specialty vehicle manufacturing.  We work closely with leading material and product manufacturing suppliers to pre-test the equipment so we can ensure compatibility with the fluids you use. Since technology and processes constantly change, this is key to anticipating new product requirements and responding with improved designs.

So no matter what type of truck, bus or specialty vehicle you're manufacturing --- 18 wheelers, school buses, ambulances or recreational vehicles --- you can depend on Fluid-Air Products Inc. for not only long-lasting, reliable performance but also for help with your project from start to finish.
 

PROVEN SOLUTIONS FOR TRUCKS

Our products and support services provide you with the best solutions to handle and apply a variety of materials, whether it's a simple booth side air spray package or custom designed automatic system to fit your existing production line. From pump to gun, drum to applicator, circulating systems to electrostatic guns, Fluid-Air Products Inc. has the right equipment to do the job.

Graco and Fluid-Air Products help move, measure and apply various paints and coatings needed to give the top quality finish your customers demand. Our state-of-the-art paint circulation systems, plus automatic and manual spray finishing equipment help maintain the integrity of your primers, paints, and top coats and create a beautiful finish.

Get consistent-looking results with each vehicle you produce, with better quality finishes that stand up to the elements.

Our equipment is used in all stages of the finishing process to:

• Apply a primer, base coat, secondary color or final clear coat to a truck cab

• Apply chassis paint

• Finish the wood trim and cabinets inside recreational vehicles with stain, sealers and lacquers

• Apply prime and top coats to truck trailers and specialty trucks, using higher solids, one- or two-component solvent-borne or waterborne materials