Apollo Sprayers Promotes HVLP Tech to Boost Shop Transfer Efficiency

Apollo Sprayers’ HVLP spray system showcase at the SEMA Show highlights pathways for collision centers to minimize paint waste, contamination risks, and booth cycle times.

Apollo Sprayers International will exhibit its Maxi-Miser line of HVLP electric painting systems at the 2026 SEMA Show. Engineered specifically for automotive collision repair and refinish shops, the technology addresses material waste and efficiency bottlenecks common to traditional compressed-air spray setups.

Shop owners and mobile technicians using conventional equipment frequently face low transfer efficiency, excessive overspray, and extended booth times driven by compressor-line air contamination. Apollo’s electric turbine HVLP units deliver higher transfer efficiency, ensuring more paint reaches the panel while reducing overspray loss and eliminating reliance on shop air compressors.

The manufacturer will demonstrate core models including the Maxi-Miser 3000 PRO and PRECISION-6 PRO. For body shop managers and collision repair operators, adopting high-efficiency fluid delivery systems directly impacts bottom-line performance by lowering material consumption per repair order, reducing volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions, and accelerating paint booth throughput.