HVLP spray gun 1.4mm
The success behind an HVLP spray gun, is the low amount of overspray.
This is achieved by having an improved atomization, by using a lower air pressure and a higher volume of airflow.
Features
- Cast aluminium body construction Light in weight while still tough enough for workshop use.
- Gravity cup angled slightly backwards Comfortable, balanced handling and easier control during long passes.
- Easy spray pattern and fluid control adjustment Fine-tune your fan and flow to suit the job.
- Stainless steel fluid tip and needle Durable fluid components for consistent performance.
- Rotatable aircap Change spray pattern direction to match your workpiece orientation.
Benefits
- Less overspray and cleaner jobs: HVLP helps keep more material on the surface and less in the air.
- More predictable finishes: Better atomisation and easy adjustments make it simpler to get an even, professional-looking coat.
Extra Information
- When spray finishing, keep the spray gun parallel to the workpiece surface for the most even coverage.
- A good starting distance is roughly the width of the spray pattern from the surface.
- Lower air pressure reduces bounce-back (overspray). Only increase pressure if the spray pattern becomes uneven (paint concentrated in the middle with a wide fan setting).
Pro Tip
- Before spraying your job, do a quick test pass on cardboard: set the fan wide, then adjust fluid until the pattern is even with no heavy centre band.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | AirCraft |
| Cat No. | SG-AS1001A |
| Product Type | HVLP Spray Gun |
| Feed Type | Gravity Feed |
| Cup Capacity | 600 ml |
| Working Pressure | 43–58 Psi (3 - 4 Bar) |
| Airflow Consumption | 170 - 311 l/min |
| Air Inlet Thread | 1/4 BSP |
| Nozzle/Needle | Ø 1.4mm |
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and respiratory protection suitable for spray finishing.
- Spray only in a well-ventilated area and keep bystanders away from overspray.
- Keep paint, thinners and vapours away from sparks, flames and ignition sources.
- Depressurise the air line before fitting/removing the spray gun or cleaning the nozzle.
- Use gloves and wipe spills immediately to reduce skin contact and slipping hazards.
