Airpress HVLP virtauskuppi-maalinruiskupistooli 1,7mm suutin 600ml kuppi

Achieving a flawless finish on automotive panels, furniture, or industrial coatings demands a spray gun that atomizes medium-viscosity paints evenly without excessive overspray. The Airpress HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun with a 1.7mm nozzle and 600ml cup delivers high transfer efficiency and precise control, making it the go-to tool for professional refinishers and serious DIYers who need consistent, smooth results on every pass.

Who is it for

This spray gun is built for automotive painters, woodworkers, and industrial coating applicators who work with lacquers, enamels, stains, primers, basecoats, and clearcoats. Its gravity feed design and adjustable controls suit both experienced professionals seeking a reliable daily driver and advanced hobbyists upgrading from entry-level equipment.

Main features

• HVLP technology for high transfer efficiency and reduced overspray
• 1.7mm stainless steel needle and nozzle for medium-viscosity coatings
• 600ml plastic gravity feed cup with quick, clean refills
• Three independent adjustments: fluid control, fan pattern, and air flow
• Aluminum alloy body for lightweight durability and corrosion resistance
• Two-stage trigger for precise paint application control
• Standard 1/4" BSP air inlet fits most compressor hoses
• Operating pressure range 2.0–3.5 bar (29–50 PSI) for versatile performance

Specifications

• Spray technology: HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure)
• Nozzle size: 1.7 mm
• Feed type: Gravity
• Cup capacity: 600 ml
• Operating pressure: 2.0–3.5 bar (29–50 PSI)
• Air consumption: 150–250 L/min (5.3–8.8 CFM)
• Air inlet size: 1/4" BSP
• Body material: Aluminum alloy
• Needle & nozzle material: Stainless steel
• Pattern width: 200–250 mm
• Recommended compressor power: 2.2 kW (3 HP) minimum
• Suitable paint types: Lacquers, enamels, stains, primers, basecoats, clearcoats (medium viscosity)
• Cup material: Plastic
• Trigger type: Two-stage

Tips

Before first use, flush the gun with solvent to remove any manufacturing residue. Strain paint through a fine mesh filter to prevent clogging. Adjust the fluid control knob to limit paint flow for fine detail work, and set the fan pattern wide for large surfaces. Always clean the gun thoroughly after each session, paying special attention to the nozzle and needle, to maintain consistent spray quality.