For protective coatings and waterproofing applications, tube-in-shell heat exchangers have long been the preferred solution due to their unrestricted flow design and superior high-temperature rise capabilities. As protective coatings equipment must handle viscous materials and demanding jobsite conditions, consistent heat transfer remains critical for proper material performance and spray quality.
Traditionally, contractors relied on a vehicle’s engine to supply hot antifreeze for heat exchanger operation—an approach that required permanent, time-intensive installation inside a Box Truck or Cube Van. In addition, this setup forces the vehicle to idle during spraying, increases fuel consumption, and limits access to confined or hard-to-reach areas.
In contrast, MaxForce protective coatings equipment delivers greater flexibility with a fully self-contained heated system powered by its own liquid-cooled engine. By utilizing an independent antifreeze heating circuit, MaxForce systems provide consistent temperature control, improved mobility, and more efficient operation for today’s high-performance waterproofing and protective coating projects.
The Control Panel
Everything is right at your fingertips – control and monitor your spray pressure and heat temperature. Turn your hydraulic pumps and calcium pump on and off. Operate your electric hose reels. Start, control and monitor your 24 HP engine.
Everything you use is right on the control panel, making this sprayer the easiest to use on the market.
Realize the Flexibility of a Self-Contained Heated Sprayer! The MaxForce Elite is the industry’s FIRST self-contained heated system that both warms the material in a tank and brings the coating to spray temperatures up to 140ºF. This versatile system can be easily fork lifted in-and-out of a truck, around a job site, or quickly installed into a trailer.