A: Venjakob is a German brand that develops, manufactures and sells tailored systems from coating and finishing surfaces of any kind. Venjakob is one of the world's top suppliers of coating and finishing systems across the spectrum of spray coating from small workshop businesses to plant-level operations. The brand is involved in the whole coating journey from surface pretreatment to drying and exhaust air purification. Venkajob has also implemented automation, semi-automation and conveyor systems into their solutions.

A: All Venjakob spray coating machines are made to order and customised to your requirements. With spray coating, you can apply coating to 3D pieces, with spray coating guns able to be stationary or moveable.

A: The VEN SPRAY ONE is a spray coating machine that empowers small to medium-sized businesses to deliver large orders in short spaces of time by bridging the gap between large industrial-sized machines and craft workshops where pieces are still sprayed by hand. Delivering a consistently uniform finish and requiring one operator, the VEN SPRAY ONE enables savings and efficiencies to be made across the spraying line, while ensuring a flawless finish on all products.

A: The VEN SPRAY ONE is easy to install and enjoys a quick 4-week lead time from order to installation. If you would like consultancy around your purchase and installation, the Venjakob team offer both project management and installation support as services.

A: Every VEN SPRAY ONE machine can be customised to meet your precise needs with a range of ideas that can be used to suit your requirements. Ideas that have other clients have used include an additional rear-mounted roller that enables pieces to be loaded and run through the process in a seamless fashion.

A: The VEN SPRAY ONE is a powerful machine that fits into a reasonably small space. The dimensions of the VEN SPRAY ONE are just over 4 metres long by 4 metres wide and 2.60 metres high. The unit has a large window and a generous spray booth making it simple for the operator to oversee the spray coating process.

A: The Ultrimax Store has a comprehensive list of spray coating consumables that will be compatible with Venjakob spray coating machines. Available for online purchase, items on offer include replacement spray tips and masking paper for the paint process, with booth filters and other air cleaning products.

A: Venjakob offers a range of spray coating machines that can be customised to your needs. Depending on your requirements, you may opt for the small workshop specialist, the VEN SPRAY ONE, the fully-automated VEN SPRAY SMART or the industrial-capacity VEN SPRAY COMFORT.

A: With Venkajob dip coating, the material being coated is fully immersed, or dipped, in the coating material. Highly efficient, dip coating is part of a longer production process that involves a drip-off zone and a drying zone.

A: At Venjakob, flow coating means that the piece being coated – wood – is washed over by the coating. The coating could be a primer, waterproofing or a glaze. The excess coating is blown away, collected and repurposed on future jobs, supporting cost efficiencies. Flow coating is often used in external coating for building mouldings and window furniture.

A: Also known as wood finishing, coating wood is when a layer is applied to wood that is to be used as a material. When Venkajob talk about wood, they include a wide range of wood types, from raw, solid wood – both hard and soft wood- to glued panels, plywood panels and chipboard.

A: The type of coating you need depends on its end use. There is a difference between indoor and outdoor coating for wood. Also, the coating material and number of layers required will also determine the type of wood finish required.

A: Yes, all of Venjakob’s coating machine are fully customisable for the job that you need it to do.

A: On many occasions, Venkajob can deliver and install their machines within four weeks from the point of order but please contact us to discuss your requirements.

A: Venjakob develops their products and the processes involved in their development in a manner that seeks to ‘conserve resources and reduce negative impacts on the environment.’