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Spray Foam & Coating Equipment, Parts, Training, Material

Dave Penta

Dave Penta is the VP of Sales at SprayWorks Equipment. For the past 40+ years, Dave has worked with multiple industries including; commercial and residential buildings, along with spray foam and coatings systems.

Electrical Connections

Often overlooked when owning and operating spray foam equipment, is the electrical system. ย When transporting to and from projects, the spray equipment takes its share of bumps and vibrations that can loosen electrical connections. I recommended rechecking all of...

Having quality equipment

When starting your own spray foamย company,ย it is important to have high quality equipment from reputable manufacturers. Companies like PMC and Graco have products that are quality tested and built to last. By spending more money on quality equipmentย nowย or buying...

Check your A Filter

I make it a habit to check my A Filter before I start every morning. To me, thatโ€™s the only way I can pressurize the machine and accurately read gauges to eliminate any problems. The reason I check the A Filter in the morning is, regardless of when the gun is...

Changing Over Material

Changing material from Open Cell to Closed Cell or vice versa can result in many issues with product loss, cross contamination or time loss.ย ย By using theย Loganย Manifoldย you are able to quickly and efficiently change from oneย material type to the next without...

Best Tool to Have

As Spray Foam Technicians, we recommend one tool you should have on hand that can keep you and your crew up and running. When you suspect that you may have an electrical issue and need to contact a tech for help, one of the first things you may be asked is to...

Using New Spray Foam Material

When using new material, always check the manufacturer's SDS for recommendations on spraying. Every material sprays differently in different environments and by following recommendations provided, you will be able to spend less time making adjustments and increase...

Keeping Material Warm

Why should you keep your material warm? Quick and simple: Cold material is unusable. When itโ€™s cold it thickens and damages your equipment. The best way to prevent this is using a drum warmer or insulation/barrel jacket. Using these stocked in your building or rig...

Cleaning your Rig to Save Money

How often do you give your rig a good thorough cleaning? You should do a thorough cleaning and inspection a few times a year. Taking the time to clean your rig from top to bottom will help you see any regular wear and tear from use and be able...