A low-pressure mixed spray gun with a 1.5 mm nozzle for fine finishes and detail work. Low pressure reduces overspray and makes better use of the paint than a conventional gun.
It has a bottom material and air inlet and is designed for automotive, furniture and DIY painting.
✅ Key benefits
Low pressure: less overspray, less paint wasted and a cleaner working environment.
1.5 mm nozzle: a very versatile size for base coats, primers and enamels.
For detail and fine finishing: controlled atomisation on medium-sized parts and surfaces.
Bottom inlet: material and air connection at the bottom of the gun.
🏗️ What it's for
Painting bodywork and car parts.
Lacquering and varnishing furniture.
DIY and restoration.
Touch-ups and detail work.
📋 Technical specifications
Type: low-pressure mixed spray gun
Nozzle: 1.5 mm
Connection: bottom material and air inlet
Applications: automotive, furniture and DIY
Packaging: box measuring 21 x 14 x 6 cm
💡 Pro tip: first set the air pressure with the trigger pulled and always do a test pass on cardboard. Paint at a constant distance and overlap each pass by half of the previous one; when you finish, clean the gun straight away with the appropriate solvent.
🔧 How to get the most out of it
Fit a filter regulator close to the air outlet so you work with dry air and stable pressure.
Frequently asked questions
Which nozzle does it have?
1.5 mm nozzle, suitable for most primers, fillers and enamels.
What is the advantage of low pressure?
It produces less overspray, so more of the paint is used and the surroundings stay cleaner.
What jobs is it suitable for?
For automotive, furniture and DIY painting, especially detail work and fine finishes.
What working pressure does it need?
Follow the instructions in the gun's manual and the technical data sheet of the paint you are going to use.
How do I clean it?
As soon as you finish, run the solvent for the product you have used through the paint circuit; remove the nozzle and clean the air passages so the fan pattern always comes out even.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which nozzle does it have?
1.5 mm nozzle, suitable for most primers, fillers and enamels.
What is the advantage of low pressure?
It produces less overspray, so more of the paint is used and the surroundings stay cleaner.
What jobs is it suitable for?
For automotive, furniture and DIY painting, especially detail work and fine finishes.
What working pressure does it need?
Follow the instructions in the gun's manual and the technical data sheet of the paint you are going to use.
How do I clean it?
As soon as you finish, run the solvent for the product you have used through the paint circuit; remove the nozzle and clean the air passages so the fan pattern always comes out even.
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