How do you buy a spray foam rig?

If you are looking to buy a rig, there are companies that sell complete spray foam systems rigs. To answer the question of "How do you buy a spray foam rig?", your first step is contacting well known rig suppliers. Searching for "spray foam rig" or "spray foam systems" typically provide results for industry leading rig suppliers. Rig suppliers typically require a deposit on spray foam rigs. Make sure you choose a company that can assure you that your deposit will be well spent and your product will be delivered accurately and on time. Determine the best possible equipment to fill your rig with. Make sure you are using name brand name components. Graco Inc. sells Reactors that are the leader of the industry. The technology of a Graco Reactor surpasses any of that on the market. Remember, anyone can sell on a cheap price, but not everyone can sell a quality unit. Make sure you are buying from a supplier that will provide you training and technical service. Spray Foam Systems usually require about a one year learning curve. There is a lot that can go on with spray foam rigs and it cannot all be taught in a training class. Make sure you choose a supplier that assures you that technical support is available.

Purchasing a spray foam rig is a costly decision and a large number of questions need to be asked to be sure you are getting top value for your investment. I have put together a small list of questions that you should ask both yourself and your chosen supplier that will be building your spray foam rig. Don't get into buying a spray foam rig unless you are 100% confident that you are getting exactly what you want, need, and paid for as it will be the cornerstone to your business for many years to come.

• Does the rig appear professional and well designed?
• Does the rig have an H.I.T. refrigerated air dryer to cool air and prevent moisture in your air lines?
• Is the foam rig insulated?
• Is the spray foam rig at least 7'8" in height to allow easy pump removal and material handling?
• Does the spray foam rig have an all-inclusive source for warranty and support?
• Is the foam rig constructed with 8-inch double I-beams and support studs on 16-inch centers for rigid, lasting durability?
• Will you have a proper work and storage area in the new rig?
• Is the equipment in the rig secured and fastened down to withstand all driving conditions?
• Has the rig been engineered with properly rated, dual axle support for the handling of selected equipment and materials?
• Does the rig have a closeable hose door?
• Has the rig been designed and tested to ensure a safe and smooth tow?
• Do you have a breakaway brake equipped on the rig?
• Are the key equipment components on the rig manufactured by industry leaders?
• Does the spray foam rig have a ramp door for easy material access?
• Is the spray foam rig configured and built by the industry-leading distributor and service provider of foam and polyurea equipment?