Commercial Paint Machines for Professionals

You don’t need to run a painting business to benefit from what a commercial paint machine can provide.

The untold truth of the paint sprayer industry is this: most residential models are intended for single-room applications.

What if you have a large home that requires a new coat of paint? Or extensive buildings on your property?

That’s when you’ll want the best commercial paint sprayers at your disposal. These models are high-capacity units that make painting simple and easy.

Top-Rated Commercial Paint Machines

Here are the best professional paint sprayer models that are currently available.

Picture	Name
	Fuji Q4 Platinum 25 ft hose 4 stage Turbine 9 PSI Operating
	Graco TexSpray Holds 10 gallons 6.1 CFM @ 20 PSI Includes 3,4,6,8,10 and 12mm nozzles
	Graco Magnum ProX19 Max tip size 0.019 500 gallons/year 0.857 HP
	Titan ControlMax 1700 300 gallons/year 0.33 gallons/minute Max 1500 PSI
	Graco Magnum X7 125 gallons/year 0.31 gallons/min 515 Tip Included
	TCP Global Pressure Pot Working Pressure 20 - 30 PSI 10 litre capacity Weighs 45 lbs
	Graco Project Painter Plus 50 gallons/year 2800 Max PSI 0.24 Gallons/min
	HomeRight Power Flo 100 gallons/year Max PSI 2800 515 tip included
	Graco Magnum X5 Weighs 17 lbs 0.27 gallons/min 25 foot hose

Top Rated Professional Paint Machine

Fuji T75G Q4 Platinum

This T-Series spray gun is arguably the best commercial paint sprayer in the industry today. It’s 20 % lighter than most other guns, reducing wrist fatigue. Ergonomic features include an easy to pull trigger and a stay cool handle.

This model is available with either a gravity feed or siphon feed paint gun, depending on your preference.

It features a powerful 4-stage turbine motor and includes a 1-quart cup. The system delivers approximately 9 PSI, which means you won’t need to thin your paint mediums as much—latex will still need thinning, but only slightly.

To avoid drawing airborne particles into the turbine, keep the housing positioned away from your spray zone. The metal turbine housing is designed to dissipate heat efficiently, helping the system run cooler and prolonging its lifespan.

The gravity feed option comes with a 600cc cup, and adjusting the fan pattern is as simple as rotating the tip 90 degrees. The air pressure control is conveniently located on the back of the gun for both right- and left-handed users.

The included rubber hose is durable and kink-resistant, but at only 25 feet, it may limit your range out of the box compared to other top models. Consider upgrading to a longer hose if you need additional reach.

You can spray at virtually any angle and still receive top notch results. Built with stainless-steel components, this great paint machine delivers promised results time and time again. A smooth and consistent finish for all your pain surfaces.

Fuji delivers strong performance with this model, offering adjustable spray width, flow control, a fluid control valve, and reduced overspray for clean, precise results.

While it’s generally louder than most turbine sprayers, this is one of Fuji’s quietest models, operating at approximately 61 decibels thanks to integrated sound-dampening materials. Even so, hearing protection is recommended if you’ll be working in the same room as the turbine for extended periods.

For convenience, the spray gun stores directly on the unit, and a built-in carry handle makes it easy to move around your workspace.

The included Fuji Tip Guide is a valuable resource for selecting the right tip for your specific project and material.

Overall, this unit delivers excellent value with professional-level performance at a reasonable price point.

Best Texture Sprayer Paint Machine

Graco TexSpray RTX 1400SI Texture Sprayer

Even when considering commercial paint sprayers, the best models still come up short in certain ways. Texture application, for example. This sprayer will help you to finish your prep work before painting with serious ease.

We’re not talking about those old popcorn ceilings, though that is technically possible with this equipment. It will spray joint compound.

This commercial paint machine will not spray paint, stain or varnish. In a single day, you can feasibly texture about 4,000 square feet with ease.

Air flow is controlled on the spray gun with an easy to reach valve. The adjustable material control valve is located on the pump and control how thick the material is that you’re spraying. For thinner materials, turn down the material flow valve.

The included spray gun has a material flow nut that controls the amount of material flow that comes out of the gun. Finer spray patterns require you to spin the nut counter clockwise.

This sprayer offers a hopper gun option where you can use he hopper gun as a gravity feed spray gun to apply your material.

It even works well with a commercial-grade extension cord of up to 100 feet. Compared to the old-fashioned hopper guns, you’ll love what this product can do.

Our Recommended Best Paint Machine

Graco Magnum Pro X19

If you do a lot of painting, a durable and powerful sprayer is essential to keep you productive throughout the day. This Graco cart sprayer, mounted on wheels, weighs approximately 42 pounds. Due to its larger size, make sure it can maneuver easily around your project area.

Built with Graco’s trusted quality, this unit can spray stains, oils, and most types of materials effortlessly thanks to its high operating pressure of 3000 PSI.

The 0.875 horsepower motor features a variable control that lets you adjust the power output, allowing you to customize the spray intensity based on the material and surface you’re working with.

As an added benefit, the manufacturer recommends up to 500 gallons of annual use with this model for best results.

Fully adjustable paint controls are great for customizing your spray to any project. The RAC IV SwitchTip allows you to reverse the tip and unclog it fast and easy.

Magnum Pro X19 Tech Specs

• Gallons per minute .038
• Max Tip Size 0.019
• Engine 0.875 HP
• Stainless steel parts
• Annual Use Recon. 500 Gallons!

This commercial paint machine can support a paint hose of up to 150 feet for maximum movement, but only comes with a 50 foot hose. You’re going to get a lot of work done with this equipment by your side.

Included in your purchase are:

• 50 foot hose
• SG3 Gun
• RAC spray guard
• 515 airless spray tip
• Graco pump armor
• Fast Flush adapter
• Guides and Manuals

Graco’s airless paint sprayer is built to perform like a true workhorse, compatible with a wide range of tip sizes including .009, .011, .013, .015, .017, and .019. It operates at a maximum pressure of 3000 PSI, matching the power of many commercial-grade machines.

Starting the sprayer is simple—just press the Push Primer button a few times to get things flowing. Like most Graco sprayers, it features the ProX Change Pump, allowing for easy replacement of the pump and its components when needed. Thanks to Graco’s reputation for quality, you’re unlikely to need a pump replacement anytime soon. Replacement parts are widely available and easy to source.

Cleaning is a breeze with the Fast Flush adapter. Simply insert a hose into a bucket filled with water, soap, or your preferred cleaning solution, then run the sprayer until the water runs clear.

Titan Control Max 1700

This sprayer is perfect for DIYer that have a ton of projects to complete but doesn’t do commercial painting for a living. The Titan 1700 HEA Tip decreases overspray levels by over 55% compared to other airless sprayers in this category.  Less atomized paint particles floating around in the air. Save money on your paint budget too.

The spray is softer because of the lower PSI of 1500 compared to other airless sprayers that have 3000 PSI. You have more control over the consistency of the finish and helps to reduce blow back and overspray.

I love that the Titan 1700 draws paint directly from a 3 or 5 gallon container, making it super easy to paint your projects.

The sprayer comes equipped with a 50-foot hose, giving you ample reach for most painting tasks, and it can be extended up to 100 feet for even greater flexibility. Priming the system is simple, thanks to the Sureflo pusher valve.

Powered by a robust 0.60 horsepower HEA (High Efficiency Airless) pump, this unit can handle spraying unthinned coatings with ease, delivering paint at a flow rate of 0.33 gallons per minute.

Mounted on a two-wheeled cart, the sprayer offers excellent mobility, making it easy to maneuver around your work area. Plus, there’s a handy storage compartment on top for keeping tools or supplies within reach while you work.

The fluid section is designed to minimize downtime, and the pump’s build quality is notably more durable compared to similar models on the market.

The Control Max model includes a tip guard and supports a maximum tip size of 0.017 inches, which works well for applying stains as well as water- or oil-based paints. For thinner materials, you’ll want to use a smaller tip. Titan offers tip sizes like 311, 413, 515, and 517 for various spraying needs.

The Titan 1700 has your choice of horizontal and vertical spray patterns that can be adjusted directly on the spray gun. A dial for decreasing and increasing the paint flow is located on the paint machine itself.

It does operate at a maximum pressure of 1500 PSI, however, so there are some limitations to the benefits this model is able to provide. For some reason, this sprayer does not come with an inline filter; you will need to strain your paint to reduce clogging in the tip.

Wipe down your tip frequently to also prevent clogging and never let the tip dry out if you’re taking a break. Cover it with a wet rag.

Graco Magnum X7 Cart Airless Sprayer 

Expect a quality machine when you purchase Graco’s Magnum X7 Cart Sprayer. The cart provides a ton of mobility for moving around larger scale projects.

When we ran this machine through its paces during testing we loved the fully adjustable paint flow control. Included is a 515 tip, which by itself can handle a ton of different paint mediums.

Additionally, this unit can accommodate tips from .009 inch to 0.07 inch that you can buy HERE. This will enable you to spray thinner materials that this high PSI machine may otherwise have issues with due to that 3000 PSI output.

Because this is an airless paint sprayer, we were able to spray unthinned latex directly from our 5 gallon paint bucket with the handy flexible suction tube.  This is due to the high 3000 operating PSI put out by this paint machine.

This commercial machine comes with a 25 foot hose but can accommodate a 100 foot hose, so you can spray plenty of 2 and 3 story homes without issues.

Equipped with the RAC IV 515 Switch Tip, you can reverse the tip to solve any clogging issues.

Convenience is king with this model. On top of the cart for mobility, there is a hook on the front of the unit to mount your paint buckets.

This unit comes with the SG2 metal spray gun, which is top notch Graco quality and lightweight to prevent any wrist fatigue. Incorporated into the design is an inline paint filter directly on the gun.

Clean up goes much faster because of the included PowerFlush Adapter that connects to a garden hose for quick and thorough cleaning. A bottle of pump armor is also included for when you need to store your X7.

It’s only limitation is the 125 annual use recommendation.  This is perfect for the hardcore DIYer but if you need more gallons/year, consider stepping up to the super popular X17 or the Graco Magnum ProX19.

TCP Global Commercial 2.5 Gallon Tank

If you’re looking to go bigger and better. You’re going to use a product like the TCP Global Commercial 2.5-Gallon Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank.

For an inexpensive pressure tank, the TCP Global Commercial 2.5-Gallon Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank provides a ton of benefits for large-scale solutions.

What can you do if you have a large project that requires paint spraying? Are you going to languish over those tiny sprayers that give you an hour’s worth of work per charge at best? Of course not.

Here are the specifications that you’ll want to know about this particular unit.

• It offers a tank fluid pressure gauge that ranges from 0-100 PSI.
• The optimal working pressure for the unit is between 20-30 PSI, with maximum pressure at 90 PSI.
• The air outlet and inlet are ¼-inch. The fluid outlet is 3/8-inch. Inside diameter and depth are both 9.5 inches.
• You are only getting the tank and have to purchase a gun and hose separately.

This particular unit features a clamp-on lid design that works with a manual crank agitator for mixing.

Many users have commented about the ability (or inability) of the TCP Global Commercial 2.5-Gallon Spray Paint Pressure Pot Tank to maintain pressure levels while unattended.

We conducted a seven-day pressure test on the unit to evaluate its performance. On average, the paint pressure tank loses about 1 PSI per day, with slightly higher losses observed when operating at elevated pressure levels.

Boasting a total capacity of 10 liters, this system is well-suited for most commercial and large-scale painting projects, all at a highly competitive price point.

One drawback we noticed is the placement of the valves. Their positioning feels somewhat awkward, and there doesn’t appear to be an easy way to adjust them for better accessibility.

While the pressure readings are clear and easy to monitor, the actual valve positions can be challenging to see due to the current design.

Graco Project Painter Plus

With this Graco airless spray gun, you receive a paint sprayer that is fully adjustable. You stay in control of the flow of the paint as you work to create specific results.

The stainless-steel piston pump is powerful enough to spray unthinned paint at a pressure that ensures consistent coverage.

This sprayer performs best with thicker paint types like latex. For stains and lacquers, it requires the material to be on the thicker side to achieve good spraying results.

One feature I really appreciate is that this unit can draw paint directly from the original can or bucket. Its flexible paint supply hose is compatible with both 1-gallon and 5-gallon containers. This is an advantage over many other models that use rigid paint hoses, which can easily slip out of the can or bucket during use.

When the hose disconnects, air enters the paint system, forcing you to pause, bleed the line, and restart—interruptions that can lead to an uneven or unprofessional paint finish.

Hook yourself up with a 20 inch extension rod and save your back.

When storing (and after cleaning), put some Graco Pump Armor into your sprayer to protect the pump parts.  You’ll thank me later.

Weighing 15 pounds, you can also take this unit just about anywhere and achieve professional results.

We also appreciated the easy-to-access adjustable pressure controls that are on this Graco paint spray gun

Everything you need is placed on a dial that is easy to turn, even while working, and the symbols for each setting are placed in such a way that you can easily see them so you don’t have to guess at what you’re doing.

HomeRight Power Flo Pro Airless Sprayer

If you’re tired of paying high prices for commercial-quality equipment, then this is the model you need to look at right now. The design is similar to Graco’s, as is the performance, but the cost is about 60% less.

If you’ve got a big project to complete, then small sprayers are a waste of time. This model is built with the DIY remodeler in mind. If you paint more than a regular person, but not on a commercial level, then this unit is for you.

The only problem is that professional-quality sprayers can be more than a month’s worth of groceries. That’s why we like this HomeRight Model.

This sprayer offers great value at about half the price of comparable models, while still including all the essential features you need to get the job done well. It comes equipped with a 515 reversible spray tip, and HomeRight has thoughtfully integrated a built-in tip guard to protect the tip from damage if dropped.

The 515 tip can handle unthinned latex and thinner materials, but keep in mind that consistent use with thick or unthinned paints may lead to clogging, requiring more frequent cleaning.

The hose length is 25 feet, which is shorter than many others that offer 50 feet or even extensions up to 100 feet. This means for larger projects, you might need to stop and reposition the sprayer more often.

Pressure control is easy with the power knob, letting you adjust for thinner coatings like stains for better application.

This unit draws paint directly from the original cans or containers, eliminating the need for constant refills. A built-in mesh filter helps reduce clogging and ensures a smooth finish. However, the suction hose is stiff and not very flexible, which can make it tricky to keep submerged in paint, especially in deep 5-gallon buckets.

Portability is handled well with a convenient carry handle, and the sprayer swivels on a sturdy base. Weighing in at about 15 pounds, it’s relatively lightweight for the power it delivers.

Cleaning is straightforward—just run water or basic solvents through the system until all paint or stain is cleared.

The spray gun has a chrome-plated finish, which may flake with regular use, but the ergonomic handle helps minimize hand fatigue during extended projects.

Backed by a 2-year warranty and with replacement parts readily available from HomeRight or online, this sprayer offers solid performance and value for its price.

If you need the manual, you can find it here: Homeright Power Flo Pro Manual

Graco Magnum X5

The Graco Magnum X5 Airless Paint Sprayer will help you get the job done in even some of the most challenging situations.

The Graco Magnum X5 Airless Sprayer is designed as a light-duty tool, ideal for tasks like staining decks or fences. It also works well indoors, allowing you to quickly paint ceilings without the mess that rollers often create.

When tackling a project, you might face unpredictable conditions—such as a job site without power or needing freedom of movement. This sprayer addresses those challenges with a redesigned base that provides a stable yet portable stand, making it easy to move as you work.

Instead of using a traditional paint cup or disposable bag, the Magnum X5 features a flexible suction tube that you simply place directly into your paint bucket—supporting containers up to 5 gallons—so you can get started right away.

This model can spray up to 27 gallons per hour, which is impressive for the DIY category. It also offers full control over paint flow pressure, allowing you to adjust settings to suit your specific needs.

Keep in mind, though, the manufacturer recommends an annual usage limit of 125 gallons, positioning this sprayer more as a personal DIY tool rather than one suited for commercial or heavy industrial use.

Here are the highlights of the features, which are included with the Magnum X5:

• A 25 foot DuraFlex airless hose gives you a maximum level of movement while working without disrupting the consistency of your application.  Need more?  Check out this 1/4″ airless hose that’s 50 feet. This sprayer will accommodate a painting hose of up to 75 feet.
• The design of this airless sprayer allows you to pump directly from either 1 gallon or 5 gallon paint containers.
• Automatic priming features allow even first-time paint sprayers to be able to use this equipment with ease straight out of the box.
• It will spray virtually anything you need, with the exception of lacquers or materials that have textures contained within them.

If you have a consistent number of projects that need to be completed, then the Graco Magnum X5 has the power to get the jobs done.

Once your done with your sprayer, use Graco Pump Armor to protect the internal parts and the pump.

How is a Commercial Paint Machine and Regular Paint Sprayer Different?

Commercial paint machines are designed with durability and heavy use in mind. Their components are built to last longer and withstand the demands of continuous, large-scale painting projects.

Professional painters rely on these machines to cover extensive areas throughout the day, so manufacturers build commercial units with higher annual usage capacities to handle this workload.

In contrast, regular paint sprayers often include plastic parts instead of stainless steel and have lower annual gallon limits. They are typically more portable and less powerful, making them better suited for smaller, occasional projects.

Another advantage of commercial machines is ease of maintenance—they often connect directly to a garden hose, enabling quick and hassle-free cleanup after each use.

Is an Airless Paint Sprayer Better?

For commercial painting yes, an airless sprayer is much better than other types of sprayers.  We base our recommendation on the fact that airless sprayers deliver paint to your surface faster than HVLP and other types of sprayers.  This is because of the high PSI at which airless sprayers atomize paint. 

Commercial painters need to get through jobs fast without sacrificing results and airless sprayers deliver.

Professional Paint Machine Buyer’s Guide

How Are Commercial Paint Sprayers Rated by Manufacturers?

You’ll find that professional spray guns tend to be rated using these four common methods of comparison.

• Gallons per minute, often denoted as GPM.
• Maximum pressure, which is often measured in pounds per square inch, or PSI.
• Maximum tip size.
• Overall horsepower, or HP.

What is the Gallons per Minute Capacity on a Professional Paint Sprayer?

Currently, there isn’t an industry-wide standard for GPM ratings on paint sprayers, despite what some manufacturers might claim. The output capacity is essentially a flow rate measurement indicating the maximum output the machine can achieve under ideal conditions.

These figures are often based on internal tests conducted by the manufacturer, so if GPM is a critical factor for your project, it’s a good idea to verify those numbers independently whenever possible.

Will an Industrial Paint Sprayer push out enough PSI?

Most industrial sprayers are rated to deliver between 2000 and 4000 PSI. This rating refers to the stall pressure — the highest pressure the unit can generate — and doesn’t necessarily reflect the consistent operating pressure during normal use.

Several factors can influence the actual PSI you experience, such as the length of your hose (longer hoses generally reduce pressure), the size of the spray tip, the type of paint or coating being used, and even whether a filter is installed—all can impact the maximum pressure.

Meeting a minimum PSI is crucial for proper atomization. If the pressure is too low, the paint won’t atomize correctly, leading to poor finish quality.

When working with thicker materials like textured paints, having sufficient PSI is essential to achieve professional results. For example, lacquers typically need at least 800 PSI, stains require about 1200 PSI, and latex coatings—even when thinned—demand a minimum of 2000 PSI.

Paint Type	Min PSI Required
Latex (thinned)	2000
Lacquers	800
Stains	1200

Horsepower and Project Requirements for a Paint Machine

Horsepower is a reflection of the motor size. It should be paired to the jobs that must be completed. Larger or more powerful motors are not necessarily more effective than smaller motors.

What tips should I use on my Commercial Sprayer?

The tip size rating is your most important consideration. Larger tip sizes make it possible to use thicker materials and work with additional speed.

Job	Tip Size
Furniture (Oil)	517 or 619
Coatings (Poly)	313, 413, 415, 515
Walls/Ceilings (Latex)	313, 413, 415, 515, 517
Decks/Fencing (Stains)	313, 413, 415, 515
Cabinets (Enamel - Oil)	313, 413, 415, 515
Primer (Oil)	517, 619
Primer (Latex)	415, 515, 517

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6 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Purchasing a Commercial Paint Machine

A professional paint sprayer can be a big investment. That’s why it is important to ask yourself these questions before finalizing your purchase today.

Features to Look for in a Commercial Paint Machine

What materials will I be using?

Consider the types of materials you plan to spray now and in the future. This will determine the kind of tips you need and guide you to choose a sprayer designed for the versatility you require.

Are you working with latex, stains, varnish, or textured coatings? The best commercial paint machines can handle a wide range of materials so you can tackle any project with ease.

Selecting the right professional paint gun is essential to making your work smoother and more efficient.

Tips for Commercial Paint Machine

Having a wide selection of tips available for your airless sprayer means you can take on more types of painting jobs using the same tool. Generally, name-brand tips offer better durability and longer life.

Steel Parts

This may seem obvious, but steel parts are preferable because they resist rust and typically last much longer than plastic alternatives.

Adjustments Should be Easy on Your Commercial Paint Machine

When shopping for a top-quality paint sprayer, pay attention to models that offer quick and simple adjustment options.

This is especially important for spray patterns—you want to switch between vertical, horizontal, or round patterns effortlessly. Instant adjustment mechanisms let you change spray designs with just a turn of a knob or flip of a switch.

Some sprayers allow you to twist the nozzle to change patterns, but those designs tend to clog more frequently.

How much paint will I use?

Choosing a sprayer meant for small-scale jobs when you have a large commercial project can lead to frustration. Make sure your paint sprayer matches the volume and capacity demands of your projects to avoid unnecessary delays or complications.

What power sources do I have?

Some commercial paint sprayers must be chosen off of their power source before anything else. Is there an electrical line available? Do you need a fuel-powered model? Would compressed air be better? What about a battery-powered option?

What surfaces will you be working on?

Tip size, yet again, is an important factor in this decision. Exterior siding requires a different tip than interior drywall. Compare the quality of finish you want with the surface being painted, then find a commercial paint machine that can match your needs.

How much property do you need to cover?

Hose length compatibility is an overlooked question when shopping for the best commercial paint sprayers. Your sprayer must be able to support the length of hose required for your project. If you need a lot of length, consider purchasing a professional paint sprayer with a DC motor so you can run extension cords.

What is your budget for a Paint Machine?

You can pay for your professional paint sprayer now… or you can pay for it later. Cheaper models offer more downtime, more cleaning responsibilities, and more maintenance.

Expensive models require a higher upfront investment, but generally have fewer ongoing costs and support higher levels of productivity.

What Is the Cost of the Best Professional Paint Machine?

Commercial paint sprayers usually start at around $500. These entry-level models are ideal for smaller, repetitive tasks. While they may require a bit more upkeep compared to higher-end machines, they offer an affordable way to get started without a large upfront investment.

For the best results, it’s wise to invest in the largest sprayer your budget allows. Models priced near $1,500 tend to deliver reliable performance and require only routine maintenance, such as regular cleaning.

For extensive commercial painting needs, there are advanced options available. These are often custom-built units tailored to specific professional requirements.

Prices for these premium sprayers can vary widely, but you should expect to pay at least $6,500 for a top-tier professional paint machine.

What is the Best Commercial Paint Sprayer?

Our top recommended commercial paint machine is the Graco X19 as one of our top choices for a commercial paint machine because it runs a ton of tips which let’s you spray almost anything.  It also comes with a 50 foot hose to get you started on most jobs and pump armor to preserve the internal pump mechanisms while it’s in storage.  

It’s over the top 500 annual gallon use recommendation mean this machine is basically unstoppable.

Conclusion

The best commercial paint machine will make quick work of your biggest projects. In many cases, you can make your money back in less than a week with this equipment.

For DIY experts, you’ll find that projects go faster and get completed with a better quality when you step up to this grade of equipment.

Pick up the model you can afford and see what a difference it can make for you right away.

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