High Volume Low Pressure 600ml Plastic Spray Gun Enviromental Friendly

Product Specification

W-960

H.V.L.P. AIR GRAVITY SPRAY GUN

Application & Features:

* Die cast aluminum body in ergonomic design.
* High volume low pressure design in high transfer efficiency to save time and paint up to 25%, reducing overshot and spray mist to protect environment.
* Precise air cap set. Stainless steel nozzle and needle to allow use aqueous based paint for long service life.
* Colors available: polished original metal color, powder coating in any colors, chrome-plated, nickel-plated, different anodized colors.

Good application for spray painting of middle or high adhesive for surface finishing and middle coating.

tem Description
Here we are offering a Gravity Feed Production HVLP(High Volume Low Pressure)Spray Gun complete kit. This kit includes 1 Professional 1001S Spray Gun.accessories. This kit also comes

HVLP Spray Gun supplies low pressure through the air cap which makes the spraying softer, easily controlled and less overspray in high transfer efficiency.

Features:

Full Size Spray Gun:

Designed to provide equal atomization and partical size.
Stainless iron needle and nozzle accommodate a variety of coatings.
Light weight, ergonomic design and easy trigger pivot reduces operating fatigue.
Precise 1.4mm stainless iron needle and nozzle set.
3 Knobs for full adjustment: Fluid, Pattern and Air Pressure Controls.
600ML Non-drip aluminum Fluid Cup with Lid.
Operating Pressure: 30-80 PSI
Air Consumption: 14 CFM
Compressor Required: 1-3 HP
Air Inlet Diameter: 1/4"
 

Color Package Includes:

1x Full Size HVLP Spray Gun with 1.4mm Fluid Tip
1x 600ml Nylon Cup with Lid
1x Spanner Wrenches
1x Hex Wrench
1x Brush Cleaning Kit
1x Instruction Manual (General for some models)

Standard package: Color box, 20 pcs/ctn
Ctn Size: 68x46x26 cm
G.W./N.W.: 18/16 kgs
20ft: 6888
40HQ: 15990

 Gun Nozzle Tip Size

What Size Spray Tip Should I Use with my Spray Gun?

There are many different things to consider when selecting the appropriate size spray tip for each job. The amount of information on the subject can be overwhelming, so we at the Bottom Paint Store have done our best to make this step easier for you.

There are three main factors to consider when determining the size tip that will produce the best results.

• First, examine the coating that will be sprayed. Put simply, heavier coatings will require a larger orifice size than lighter ones. For example, primers are usually thicker than the accompanying paint so you should use a 1.7 or 1.8 mm tip to prime most surfaces. Most painters will stay in the range of 1.2 to 2.0 mm unless the paint being applied is specialized. (See chart below.)
• The next thing to consider is your project surface area. This determines the appropriate fan width that your sprayer will produce, that is, the shape in which the product will leave the gun nozzle. Airless spray guns have more control over the fan width than conventional spray guns because the coating is forced through the tip without being atomized by air. This causes the tip to have a large impact on the fan width and shape. Most boat projects consist of large surfaces and so a wide fan will increase the spray coverage and also provide the ability to spray close to the surface without too much build up. Smaller surfaces will require a small fan width to reduce overspray. This also makes it possible to spray further away from the surface without too much falloff because the fan is more focused.
• Lastly, consider the spray gun that is being used. Make sure that the spray tip you plan on using will be supported by the gun. Most spray gun manufacturers will provide this information in their product overview.

• Common Spray Tip Sizes and Their Uses
  Tip size (mm)	Commonly Used for
  0.8	Parting Films – PVA – very fine mist
  1.2	Clear Coats – super fine finishes
  1.4	All Around Tip – clears, base coat, single stage paints
  1.6	General Purpose – light to heavy viscosity materials
  1.8	Primers – will apply primer quickly
  2.2 -2.5	Gel Coats and Resins – for thick resins and not paints