Chapin 1949 3.5 Gallon Tri-Poxy Industrial Concrete Open Head Tank Sprayer

The Chapin 1949 3.5-Gallon Tri-Poxy Industrial Concrete Open Head Tank Sprayer is built for tough concrete and construction applications. Its Tri-Poxy-coated steel tank provides triple-layer protection against rust, corrosion, and dents for long-lasting performance. With a 3.5-gallon capacity, it covers large areas with fewer refills. The sprayer's chemical-resistant seals and gaskets are compatible with various industrial chemicals, such as form oils and concrete sealants, while the 4-inch wide-mouth opening allows for easy filling, cleaning, and mixing. Designed for precision and ease of use, this sprayer features a solid brass pump, fan nozzle, 24-inch brass wand, and 48-inch reinforced hose for controlled spraying and extended reach. The Tri-Lock pump handle ensures a secure seal and consistent pressure, and the lock-on shut-off valve reduces hand fatigue during extended use. With its robust construction and user-friendly features, it is ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking to tackle concrete sealing, staining, and other demanding projects confidently.

Delivers top performance for large-scale concrete applications Ideal for applying form oil, additives, and stains Provides efficient coverage for both commercial and residential projects 3.5-gallon tank minimizes the need for frequent refills Tri-Lock pump handle ensures a secure seal 48-inch hose and 24-inch wand offer extended reach and precise control Tri-Poxy coating protects against rust, corrosion, and dents Built with a heavy-duty brass pump for reliable use Includes a brass nozzle and shut-off that withstand tough industrial conditions Wide 4-inch mouth opening allows for easy filling and cleaning Chemical-resistant seals are compatible with harsh chemicals Lock-on feature on the shut-off valve reduces user fatigue Works with industrial-grade chemicals for tough applications Reliable performance in challenging environments Suitable for both professional and DIY use