If you paint every day, the right nozzle makes the difference between a decent finish and a flawless one. This professional gravity-feed spray gun is available with five nozzle sizes so you can choose the perfect one for your product: 1.3 or 1.4 mm for lacquers, varnishes and fine finishes; 1.7 mm for enamels and medium-bodied paints; 2.0 or 2.5 mm for primers and heavy products.
The top cup uses gravity, so you paint at low pressure with less overspray and get more out of the paint. An air spray gun designed for bodyshops, joinery and industrial painting.
✅ Key benefits
Five nozzles to choose from: 1.3 / 1.4 / 1.7 / 2.0 / 2.5 mm.
Gravity feed: lower pressure and better use of the product.
Professional finish: even fan pattern for lacquers, enamels and primers.
Less overspray: less paint wasted and cleaner surroundings.
Heavy-duty use: designed for daily work in the workshop.
🏗️ What it's for
Bodywork: clear coats, base coats and primers.
Joinery: lacquers and varnishes on wood.
Industrial painting of parts and machinery.
Primers and heavy products with 2.0 and 2.5 mm nozzles.
📋 Technical specifications
Type: gravity-feed air spray gun
Cup: top
Nozzles: 1.3 / 1.4 / 1.7 / 2.0 / 2.5 mm
1.3-1.4 mm use: lacquers, varnishes and fine finishes
1.7 mm use: enamels and medium-bodied paints
2.0-2.5 mm use: primers and heavy products
Power supply: compressed air
💡 Vetonek tip: clean the gun as soon as you finish with the solvent for the product you have used; dried paint in the air passage is the number one cause of an uneven fan pattern. Work with a filter that removes water and oil.
Frequently asked questions
Which nozzle should I choose?
1.3-1.4 mm for varnishes and lacquers, 1.7 mm for enamels and medium paints, 2.0-2.5 mm for primers and thick products.
Does it work with any compressor?
It needs a compressor with sufficient air delivery and a regulator to set the working pressure; for painting, a filter that removes water and oil is also advisable.
Why gravity feed?
Because the paint flows down to the nozzle on its own: you paint with less pressure and less overspray, and make better use of the product.
Is it suitable for bodywork?
Yes, it is a professional gun for bodywork clear coats, base coats, fillers and primers.
How do I maintain it?
Clean it thoroughly after each use, check that the air passage is clear and store it with no paint residue in the nozzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which nozzle should I choose?
1.3-1.4 mm for varnishes and lacquers, 1.7 mm for enamels and medium paints, 2.0-2.5 mm for primers and thick products.
Does it work with any compressor?
It needs a compressor with sufficient air delivery and a regulator to set the working pressure; for painting, a filter that removes water and oil is also advisable.
Why gravity feed?
Because the paint flows down to the nozzle on its own: you paint with less pressure and less overspray, and make better use of the product.
Is it suitable for bodywork?
Yes, it is a professional gun for bodywork clear coats, base coats, fillers and primers.
How do I maintain it?
Clean it thoroughly after each use, check that the air passage is clear and store it with no paint residue in the nozzle.
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