Consider what and where you are spraying, e.g. if painting a roof you want the unit on the ground so will need a minimum of 15m, with a smaller hose you will need to be moving the spray unit around continuously. In basic terms the spray tip is used to determine the size of the fan and the speed of the paint flow. A tip will have 3 numbers eg 515, the first number is the size of the fan (approx double and measured in inches), in this case the 5 means a 10 inch fan and the next 2 numbers are the size of the orifice. For the Control pros they start at a '11' this is the smallest going up to a '19' being the largest. You match the tip to the paint or area being painted, a 311 is great for small areas like window frames and furniture while a 619 is ideal for roofs and larger areas.

The Wagner Control Pro 350 Extra Skid also offers a broad variety of use for projects by caretakers and service providers who look after hotels, residential premises, schools, factories, farms and sports clubs. Suits high and low viscosity materials. Thanks to the lower pressure, up to 55% less overspray is generated compared to conventional airless technology, this makes airless spraying systems with High Efficiency Airless technology particularly attractive for indoor use, as the amount of masking required is significantly reduced saving a lot of time. The reduced overspray also means material savings, as less paint is wasted due to better atomisation. The flexible Wagner HEA PRO 350R can handle a most varied range of materials: From walls (including smooth masonry), ceilings, basements and garages, through woodworking and wood preservatives for log cabins, facade cladding or carports, to corrosion protection of steel beams. It can simply spray all common water-soluble and solvent-containing materials.

Suitable for: Dispersion and Latex paints for interior use. Water & Solvent based material, Oils, Release Agents, Synthetic Enamels, PVC Lacquers, Undercoats, Base Coats, Fillers and Anti Rust paints.

Common projects for this type of paint sprayer include: indoor and exterior walls, wooden sheds, ships (especially two-component paints). Furniture, doors, floors, impregnation projects, etc. The full range of spray painting tips, however, will remain useful especially because you want the best result. However, the new HEA tip has gone through revolutionary development. Thanks to the new tip technology in the HEA, Wagner has been able to reduce overspray by some 50%. Which means you can now work a lot cleaner (waste far less paint) and get even better results.The Control Pro 250 R is a compact airless paint sprayer with a carry handle, which is designed for experienced DIY'ers. It allows you to work with all solvent and water based paints, varnishes and wood preservatives as well as emulsion and latex paints. The Control Pro 250 R is from a completely new generation of Airless paint sprayers, which are equipped with High Efficiency Airless, or HEA technology. This is based on innovative nozzle technology combined with a highly efficient but pressure-reduced pump. The reduced spraying pressure allows simple and clean working with an Airless device, providing maximum control with up to 55% less overspray. Perfect, streak-free results are possible, even for first-time users. https://www.yss.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Yorkshire-Spray-Services-Ltd-Wagner-Control-Pro-350.mp4