Your Spray Foam rig contains everything that you need to be self-sufficient and productive at your job site. Whether you apply spray foam for residential insulation or commercial roofing projects, your rig is a powerhouse that you depend on. Call it your man cave — or she shed — on wheels because it’s not just the place you store, protect, and power your equipment, but it’s also where you can go to catch some shade on a hot day or shelter from the wind in the winter. It’s where you can take a break and enjoy a quick meal during your downtime. With so many ways to add some small comforts to your rig’s storage, you can rely on your rig to be a place to catch your breath.

Step 1: Get the Right Spray Foam Rig for You

First, make sure that your spray foam rig meets your needs. The right gear, vehicle type, and trailer matters. We have a customizable selection of mobile Spray Foam Rigs that start out in default setups. When you speak to our spray foam experts, you can fine-tune your rig’s specs to make it the best possible equipment combination and vehicle dimensions to suit your vision.

Do you want enough room in your rig to make sure you can set up a fold-up table for meals and breaks? Do you need extra outlets to charge your devices or power your tools? We have customized countless rig setups for contractors just like you and know what it takes to be comfortable for hours on the job.

Depending on the amount of equipment and space you need, you may just need a compact spray foam trailer. Or, you may want a large trailer or box truck for more space — which is ideal for large projects. These larger rigs also ensure that you have more space to ergonomically arrange your workstation and secure high-needs items like your material drums and proportioner.

Step 2: Have a Place for Everything

In a proper spray foam rig, your equipment should be secured so that they don’t get damaged in transit. The last thing you want is your material drums rolling around or tools flying off the shelf and impacting your expensive equipment. The same precaution should be taken for any extra items that you want to take with you, such as extra seating or a cooler for snacks. 

You may request some extra storage space that allows you to secure loose items directly into the spray foam trailer, or you may simply keep basic items like a foldable chair in the front seat of your vehicle. However, no matter what you choose to do, make sure that you know where everything is and that you’re confident it’s in a place where it won’t get damaged.

Step 3: Make Sure You Stay in Budget

While it’s nice to have all the bells and whistles in your rig, it’s also wise to be practical about wants versus needs.  When it comes down to the wire, you need to invest in high-quality spray foam equipment that is proven for performance. This also includes our used spray foam rigs that can help contractors control costs without sacrificing quality.

Before you commit to a custom spray foam rig setup, make sure that everything is within your budget. If you need some help, then take advantage of our in-house financing options. Whether you need to finance a new or used rig, we have payment plans available. For more information, check out our financing calculator. When you know what you can afford to get the job done well, you can then trick out your rig knowing that you’re within budget.

Spray Foam Rigs for Sale at Intech Equipment & Supply

Intech Equipment & Supply is a leading supplier of top spray foam equipment brands like Graco and PMC. Our spray foam rigs and trailer packages are equipped with the latest developments in the spray foam world with options for custom, ergonomic layouts.

If you want to learn more about our spray foam rigs and other SPF solutions, contact us. Our team is ready to meet your unique equipment and accessory needs.

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