AESUBGreen Spray GunEven Matte Coats on Large Objects
Spray Gun for AESUB Scanning Liquid
The AESUB Green Spray Gun applies AESUB vanishing scanning liquid to large objects with an even, controllable coat. Its innovative spray control and optimized nozzle lay a thin matte layer economically over big parts — the professional way to prep large components for 3D scanning without burning through aerosol cans. Genuine AESUB, Made in Germany. Full details →
In stock in the USA — ships from Rev1. Questions? Call (248) 707-2950.
Genuine AESUB, Made in Germany. US Stock, Fast Shipping.
Authentic AESUB, supplied and supported by Rev1 Technologies from Auburn Hills, Michigan — we run a metrology and scanning lab and can set up your workflow. Not a re-labeled substitute.
The Professional Way to Prep Large Parts.
Aerosol cans are convenient for small jobs, but on large components a spray gun with AESUB liquid gives you even coverage, controllable layer thickness and a much lower cost per part. The optimized nozzle and spray control lay a consistent matte coat so the whole surface reads cleanly on the scanner.
Built for Big Parts and Even Coats.
The spray gun draws from AESUB’s 1L scanning liquid and lays a fine, uniform matte layer across large surfaces — you control the coat thickness and feather it evenly, so big components scan cleanly and you use liquid economically instead of cans.
AESUB Green Spray Gun — Details
WHY REV1 TECH
Tools From the People Who Scan.
Rev1 Technologies runs a metrology and 3D-scanning lab in Auburn Hills, MI — so we stock AESUB and use it, and can set up your scan-prep workflow end to end.
We stock the AESUB range and the scanners it’s used with — buy from a team that can set up the whole workflow.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the spray gun do?
It applies AESUB vanishing scanning liquid to large objects with an even, controllable matte coat — the professional alternative to aerosol cans for big parts and high-volume scan prep.
What liquid does it use?
AESUB Green scanning liquid (sold separately, e.g. the 1L bottle). Tell us your parts and we’ll include the right liquid with the gun.
Why not just use spray cans?
On large parts a gun gives more even coverage, adjustable layer thickness and a lower cost per part than cans. For small jobs, cans or the airbrush are fine.
Is this genuine AESUB?
Yes — genuine AESUB, Made in Germany, supplied and supported by Rev1 Technologies from Auburn Hills, Michigan, and held in US stock.
Do you help with setup?
Yes — Rev1 runs a scanning lab and can spec the gun, the liquid and the technique for your parts.
Need it for small parts instead?
For fine detail on small parts, the AESUB Yellow Airbrush is the better tool — ask us and we’ll match it.