The safest way to manage used aerosol cans in a business facility is to use a reputable puncture-and-drain system, such as Newstripe’s AeroVent Aerosol Can Disposal Systems. These systems depressurize cans, filter potentially harmful vapors (VOCs), capture potentially hazardous liquids, and prepare the cans for compliant disposal or recycling. AeroVent safeguards include a sealed puncturing chamber and a Viz-a-Ball safety indicator that confirms when the can is fully depressurized and the unit is safe to open.

Aerosol can disposal equipment is available directly from manufacturers such as Newstripe, through industrial products dealers like Grainger, Global and MSC, and on Amazon.

An aerosol can disposal system punctures a used aerosol can inside a sealed compartment. Residual propellant flows through a carbon filter that captures potentially harmful VOCs, while the remaining product drains into a collection container. Once depressurized and drained, the can is ready for disposal or recycling.

An aerosol can puncturing machine depressurizes the can and drains its contents for compliant disposal. An aerosol can crusher, such as the AeroVent Crush 3X, adds a compaction step that reduces can waste volume by up to 80%.

Yes, when the can is processed in an enclosed, filtered system designed for used aerosol can disposal. Newstripe’s AeroVent units include multiple safeguards, including a sealed puncturing chamber and a depressurization indicator.

The carbon filter captures potentially harmful VOCs released during puncturing and depressurization, preventing them from entering workplace air. Newstripe’s AeroVent Safe2Vent Filter (U.S. Patent No. 10,427,081 B1) is 96% biodegradable. Replace the filter every three months, or more often when processing a high volume of cans. It is compliant in all 50 states and conforms to OSHA, EPA, RCRA, and California regulations.

Depending on the AeroVent model, the system can process standard pressurized aerosol cans up to approximately 3 inches in diameter and 9.75 to 10.5 inches long. Quick-change guides and plugs accommodate different can sizes. Do not process expanding foam sealants, spray adhesives, or insecticides.

One AeroVent unit can process most common aerosol can sizes within its specified range. Quick-change aluminum guides and plungers allow the unit to accommodate different can diameters and lengths.

Yes. Newstripe’s AeroVent systems can process used aerosol spray paint cans and have been used successfully for this purpose for more than a decade.

Yes. The system can process empty, partially full, or full aerosol cans. Full cans generally take longer to process and may require more frequent carbon filter replacement.

Benefits include safer handling of pressurized containers, regulatory compliance across all 50 states, avoidance of governmental fines, lower hazardous waste disposal costs, and the ability to recycle cans as scrap metal.

The AeroVent Standard is the entry-level single-can unit. The AeroVent 1X adds a cycle counter to track the number of cans processed and help schedule filter changes. The AeroVent 3X processes up to three cans per cycle for higher-volume operations. Newstripe’s AeroVent Comparison Chart summarizes the key differences among the three models.

Aerosol can disposal systems are commonly used in manufacturing, automotive, and painting facilities. Organizations in many other industries also use AeroVent systems when they generate aerosol can waste.

Replace the filter every three months, or more often when processing a high volume of cans. Periodically replace wear parts such as puncture points, gaskets, and trough liners. Newstripe offers maintenance kits containing these components.

Yes, certain pavement striping machines can also be used on concrete floors. Always choose a machine and paint designed for the surface you plan to stripe.

Common striping surfaces include pavement, concrete, parking lots, warehouses, and other prepared commercial or industrial areas. The surface should be clean and suitable for the material you plan to use.

Yes. Newstripe’s 4250, 4400, and 4600 SP Airless Stripers are all designed for pavement and parking lot work, and they can also be used on concrete surfaces. The 4250 is a lightweight, economical choice for pavement, parking lots, and warehouse floors; the 4400 is a stronger contractor-grade option for frequent use; and the 4600 SP is a self-propelled model that’s well suited for larger jobs and more demanding striping work.

Temporary markings are meant to be removed or changed later, while permanent markings are designed to stay in place longer and handle regular traffic or wear. The right choice depends on how long you need the line to last.

Newstripe airless stripers commonly produce clean, crisp lines in the 2-inch to 6-inch range.

• In general, properly applied striping on the right surface is designed to hold up well under normal use. 
  • Low-traffic areas: touch up about every 12–24 months.
  • Moderate-traffic areas: touch up about every 6–12 months.
  • Heavy-traffic or industrial areas: touch up about every 3–6 months, or sooner if visibility fades.

For many pavement and floor striping jobs, water-based paint is the most common choice because it is easy to use, dries quickly, and is simpler to clean up, while solvent-based paint can be a good option when you need faster drying in cooler conditions; Newstripe’s 4250 Airless Striping Machine can spray both water-based and oil/solvent-based paints.

Basic maintenance usually includes cleaning the machine after use, clearing the spray tip or pump as needed, and checking parts before the next job. Regular cleaning helps the machine perform consistently.

Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and ready for marking, and always follow the equipment safety instructions before operating. Newstripe emphasizes pressure release, eye protection, ventilation, and proper trigger-lock use on airless machines.

The cost of a professional field striping machine varies by manufacturer, model, and capabilities. Walk-behind models generally cost less than self-propelled and riding stripers.

Newstripe offers multiple options for different needs and budgets:

• EcoLiner Stripers: Low-pressure models ranging from $1,601 to $3,969.
• Newstripe Airless Stripers: Popular high-pressure airless models ranging from $3,195 to $5,328.
• LineRider UTV-Mounted Line Stripers: Systems that convert an existing UTV into a professional line striper, ranging from $5,950 to $7,335.
• NewRider Stripers: Riding models designed for striping multiple fields, ranging from $15,208 to $20,181.

When selecting a line striper for athletic fields, it is important to evaluate your needs thoroughly to find the right line striping machine to handle them. 

Most entry-level field stripers are lightweight, easy to operate, and capable of producing crisp, clean lines with a fast-learning curve. It is often suggested to practice with water before using paint.

Newstripe’s most popular model is the Newstripe 4250 Airless. At 105 pounds, it is relatively lightweight, easy to maneuver, and designed for reliable performance. Schools, parks and recreation departments, and sports organizations nationwide have used the Newstripe 4250 Airless Line Striper for decades.

Most entry-level line striping machines are straightforward to operate. Manufacturers typically provide detailed manuals, instructional videos, and technical support to help users get started. Beginners should review the manufacturer’s instructions and practice with water before using paint. If you can handle a lawn mower in your backyard, you can operate a line striper with a little practice. 

Before striping a football field, gather the following equipment:

• The league-required dimensions for your level of play
• A football field layout kit
• A reliable line striping machine
• Water-based athletic field paint for natural grass, or turf-specific paint for synthetic surfaces
• Field stencils for hash marks and numbers

Once your equipment is ready, follow these basic steps to lay out and stripe the field:

1. Mow the grass to the desired height.
2. Lay out the first sideline using location markers and a guide string.
3. Mark your corners and ensure they are square.
4. Lay out the goal lines and end zones.
5. Paint the sidelines, goal lines, and end lines with your line striper, using the guide string to keep each line straight.
6. Next, mark and paint the 5-yard lines.
7. Use a hash-mark stencil or a hash-mark painting accessory for your striper to paint the hash marks.
8. Finish by using number and arrow stencils with the striper’s detachable spray gun to add the final details.

Natural-grass football and soccer fields require water-based athletic field marking paint rather than traditional traffic paint. Athletic paint is formulated to create clear lines without harming the grass or players.

Synthetic turf requires paint specifically formulated to adhere to artificial surfaces.

Newstripe offers athletic field paint in 15 colors and synthetic turf paint in 5 colors. Both paint types are compatible with Newstripe field stripers.

Schools, athletic departments, and stadium managers often create large custom logos at midfield. Newstripe offers two production methods based on the finished logo’s width: reusable PolyTough plastic stencils for logos up to 15 feet wide and trace-pattern plastic for larger designs.

• Logos Up to 15 Feet Wide: 1/8” PolyTough Plastic
• Logos Over 15 Feet Wide: 8 mil Trace Pattern Plastic 

The process begins with a high-quality vector file of the logo. Newstripe uses that file to produce the PolyTough stencil or trace pattern needed to transfer the design accurately onto the field.

The amount of paint needed to stripe an athletic field varies by field size, line width, paint dilution ratio, turf conditions, and the number of additional markings needed.

Football fields typically require 25 to 35 gallons of diluted athletic field marking paint.

Soccer fields typically require 7 to 13 gallons of diluted athletic field marking paint.

We allow a one-hour cancellation period for online orders, but once an order has been accepted and processed by us, we are unable to cancel it and unable to make any changes to the payment type, shipping address, or shipping method for the order. The best way to proceed if order changes are desired is to cancel the online order within the given time period and then place a new order with the correct information. You can also reach out to a Newstripe representative directly at 303-364-7786 if you have any questions or concerns.

You can check the status of your online order by clicking the “My Account” tab in the global navigation of our website (newstripe.com). From here, you can view your order number, the date your order was placed, your order status, and your total order amount.

Newstripe strives to process online orders expediently and will package and ship your products as quickly as possible. Please note that processing & shipping times may vary based on demand, product, availability, and seasonal volumes. To view our current product lead times, Click Here.

You will receive an email from Newstripe confirming that your online order is shipped and on its way. This email will include the name of the shipping company and tracking information. You can also check the status of your online order by clicking the “My Account” tab in the global navigation of our website (newstripe.com).

You can simply click the link in your shipment notice email or by clicking the “My Account” tab in the global navigation of our website (newstripe.com) to trace your shipment. Either way will display the tracking information for your online order.

Once your order has left Newstripe, it is under the control of the shipping company selected for the order. Therefore, the shipping times we provide are estimates based on the times provided by various delivery services. Please be aware that delivery times can be affected by factors such as incorrect delivery addresses, service delivery restrictions, inclement weather, seasonal volumes, and many other factors that are outside of Newstripe’s control.

Every order that is $500 and more will receive free standard shipping. An order less than $500 will receive a flat $25 shipping cost. Additional shipping costs will be added for expedited shipping and shipping outside the contiguous 48 states. To verify your shipping cost, please add your selected items to your shopping cart, choose your shipping option, and your shipping costs will be displayed.

No. All orders require a physical address to which your order can be delivered.

Yes, but unfortunately our online ordering system does not accept APO or FPO addresses. Please reach out to a Newstripe Team Member at 303-364-7786, and we will determine the best way to get your order shipped to a domestic US military location.

Qualified schools & government organizations can pay for online purchases using a Purchase Order with prior approval. Click here to request Online Pay by PO approval.

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Newstripe’s headquarters office is in the Denver metropolitan area at 1700 Jasper Street, Suite F, Aurora, CO 80011.

Newstripe has been in business for 40+ years and we manufacture and distribute equipment for athletic field striping, pavement and floor striping, and industrial waste disposal. Since our founding in 1981, Newstripe has focused on product innovation, quality manufacturing, and taking great care of our customers and dealer partners. Our products are proudly Made in the USA at our Aurora, Colorado facility and backed by some of the best warranties in the business.

Please email us directly at [email protected]. We always appreciate hearing from our customers and dealer partners about how we can continually improve their experience with Newstripe.