An electrostatic atomizer can include a paint supply path configured to supply paint to a paint discharge section; and a high voltage supply path configured to supply a high voltage to a discharge electrode, wherein the discharge electrode comprises a semi-conductive material, and wherein the high voltage supply path includes a high resistance near the discharge electrode, and is electrically segregated from the paint supply path.

An atomizer having an atomizer head configured to atomize a first fluid. The atomizer includes, in addition, a measurement module including at least one sensor configured to measure the values of at least one parameter of the atomizer, an electronic control module configured to receive the measured values, and a power supply configured to electrically supply the control module with a power supply voltage.

A turbine for a fluid-ejecting device, including a body and a rotor rotating a bowl about an axis, the turbine also including a tube mounted coaxially with the body and intended to be mounted coaxially with a skirt, a first portion of the tube being surrounded by the turbine body and a second portion being surrounded by the skirt and offset in the downstream direction relative to the first portion, the tube being rotatable about the axis relative to the body, the body preventing the translational movement of the tube parallel to the axis, and the outer face of the aforementioned second portion having a first thread engaging with a second thread formed on the skirt in order to press the skirt against the turbine body.

A handheld portable electrostatic device for electrostatically applying a treatment solution to a treatment site of a patient, including a housing and a cartridge removably disposed in the housing. The cartridge includes a cartridge housing and a nozzle for applying the treatment solution. An electrostatic module is provided to electrostatically charge and ionize molecules of the treatment solution of the cartridge. The treatment solution is configured to flow toward the nozzle whereby at least one electrode electrically connected to the electrostatic module physically contacts the treatment solution as it flows therethrough and applies an electrical charge to the treatment solution.

An air turbine drive spindle includes a rotary shaft, a bearing portion, a damper ring, a cover member, and at least one or more O rings. The bearing portion surrounds at least a portion of an outer circumferential surface of the rotary shaft. The damper ring is disposed at the outer circumferential side relative to the bearing portion with a gap being interposed therebetween. The cover member is disposed at the outer circumference side relative to the damper ring with a gap being interposed therebetween, and is configured to store the rotary shaft, the bearing portion, and the damper ring. At least one or more O rings are disposed in each of the gap and the gap.

Disclosed is an electrostatic coating apparatus comprising: an atomizing head cleaning flow path (13) which is disposed at a coating machine (3) and through which a cleaning fluid for cleaning a rotary atomizing head (6) and a front end of a feed tube (8C) of a cartridge (8) flows; a cleaning fluid flow path (14) connecting a cleaning fluid supply source (15) with the atomizing head cleaning flow path (13); a cleaning fluid valve (16) disposed in the cleaning fluid flow path (14) and configured to open and close the cleaning fluid flow path (14); a discharge air flow path (17) connected to the atomizing head cleaning flow path (13) and through which the discharge air flows; a cleaning fluid discharge flow path (20) connected to the cleaning fluid flow path (14) at a connection point (D) located between the atomizing head cleaning flow path (13) and the cleaning fluid valve (16); a discharge air switching valve (21) disposed in the atomizing head cleaning flow path (13) and configured to open and close the atomizing head cleaning flow path (13); and a cleaning fluid discharge valve (22) disposed in the cleaning fluid discharge flow path (20) and configured to open and close the cleaning fluid discharge flow path (20).

An applicator is disclosed for applying a treatment solution to a treatment site of a patient. The applicator can include an applicator housing comprising a treatment solution reservoir. A cartridge can be removably disposed in the housing. The cartridge when arranged in the housing can be in fluid communication with the treatment solution reservoir. The cartridge can include an electrostatic module for electrostatically charging the treatment solution in the treatment solution reservoir; and a nozzle for applying the treatment solution.

A state determination device determines a state of a paint device including an air motor that rotates by a supply of a gas, a rotational shaft that serves as a rotational center of the air motor, and a rotary atomizer head that is connected to the rotational shaft and sprays paint. The paint device further includes a vibration detection unit that detects a vibration of the paint device, and the state determination device includes a frequency component acquisition unit and an abnormality determination unit. The frequency component acquisition unit acquires a frequency component caused by a contact between the rotational shaft and the air motor from a detection result by the vibration detection unit. The abnormality determination unit determines whether an abnormality of the air motor exists or not based on an acquisition result by the frequency component acquisition unit.

A turbine for a fluid-spraying device including a turbine body, and a rotor rotating a bowl relative to the body about an axis, the rotor being surrounded by the turbine body in a plane perpendicular to the common axis, the turbine body guiding the rotation of the rotor, the rotor being rotated by a stream of gas, the turbine body receiving the stream of gas at the outlet of the rotor, and delimiting at least one outlet duct configured to guide a first portion of the received stream into a space delimited in a plane perpendicular to the common axis by the bowl and a skirt.

An electrostatic rotary sprayer for a coating product, including a spraying cup, a body, a drive turbine assembled in the body and configured to rotate the spraying cup about an axis of rotation defined by the body. The sprayer also includes electrodes for charging the coating product sprayed by the spraying cup, these electrodes being assembled on a ring attached on the body and each supplied with high voltage through a resistance. Each resistance extends axially outside the ring and is equipped, at its end opposite the electrode that it supplies, with a first electrical connection plug on a second plug of corresponding geometry provided on the body, with a movement parallel to the axis of rotation, and in that the ring is configured to be assembled and connected on the body, or disassembled and disconnected from the body while being equipped with electrodes and resistances.