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Prosolve · SKU:
175014
Handheld Linemarking Aerosol Applicator
Handheld frame for 750ml line marking aerosols. Two ring clamps hold the can, with a moulded grip and trigger for controlled spraying.
£28.39
each, ex VAT
£34.07
inc VAT
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Handheld Linemarking Aerosol Applicator
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Handheld Linemarking Aerosol Applicator is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why not just hold the can
A grip instead of a can
A moulded handle and trigger replace holding a cold aerosol at arm's length with one finger on the cap.
Control for stencil work
Two clamps hold the can square to the surface, which is what you need for numbers, arrows and symbols rather than long lines.
0.5kg and goes in a bag
Small enough to carry alongside a wheeled applicator for the detail work on the same job.
Nothing to assemble
Clamp the can in and use it.
Overview
For the marking a trolley cannot do
A wheeled applicator is the right answer for a straight line and the wrong one for everything else. Bay numbers, arrows, hatching, a worn patch halfway down an aisle, anything done through a stencil - all of that is hand work. Doing it with a bare can means holding an awkward cylinder at arm's length with a finger on the cap, and after twenty minutes of that the marking starts to show it. This frame clamps the can, puts a proper grip in your hand and a trigger under your fingers.
750ml
Can size
350mm
Length
0.5kg
Weight
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Length | 350mm |
| Width | 60mm |
| Height | 100mm |
| Weight | 0.5kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Can size | 750ml |
| Clamps | Two ring clamps |
| Grip | Moulded, with trigger lever |
| Material | Steel and plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Sold as | Applicator only, aerosols separate |
Frequently asked questions
What size can does it take?
What size can does it take?
750ml line marking aerosols. The wheeled applicators in the range take 600ml as well, but this one is specified for 750ml.
Are the aerosols included?
Are the aerosols included?
No, this is the applicator only. Order the paint separately in the colour and surface type you need.
Why would I want this if I have a wheeled applicator?
Why would I want this if I have a wheeled applicator?
Because a trolley only does straight lines. Bay numbers, arrows, hatching, stencil work and touching up a worn patch are all hand jobs, and most sites end up owning both.
Does it make the line any more accurate?
Does it make the line any more accurate?
It makes it more consistent. Two clamps hold the can square to the surface at a fixed height, which is the thing that is hardest to keep steady by hand and the thing that shows most in the finished mark.
How heavy is it?
How heavy is it?
0.5kg empty, plus the can. It is 350mm long, so it fits in a tool bag rather than needing to travel in the back of a van on its own.
What is it made from?
What is it made from?
A steel frame with a moulded plastic grip.
