RONGPENG HVLP Professional Gravity Feed Spray Gun

he LVLP (Low Volume Low Pressure) Spray Gun is an ideal choice for users who need low overspray and a thinner, more controlled coat of paint, especially in applications where high paint volume is unnecessary. It offers more precise control than conventional HVLP spray guns, making it suitable for specialized coatings and smaller projects.

HVLP vs LVLP:

• HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) Guns are slower and suitable for beginner or hobbyist projects, as they allow a more substantial flow of paint. However, HVLP guns can result in more overspray and waste, making them less efficient for professional use and raising the overall project cost.

• LVLP Guns apply thinner coats of paint with significantly less overspray, making them more suitable for detailed work, delicate finishes, and specialized paints. They consume less air and material, which results in better efficiency, especially in smaller or more precise applications.

Specifications of the LVLP Spray Gun:

• Nozzle Size: 1.5 mm
• Air Consumption: 3.0 - 3.9 CFM (85 - 110 L/min)
• Spray Gun Type: LVLP Gravity Feed
• Paint Capacity: 600 cc
• Pattern Jet Count: 8
• Types of Adjustments: Air Adjustment, Fan Adjustment, Fluid Adjustment
• Interchangeable Nozzles: No
• Pattern Width: 180 - 250 mm
• Feed Type: Gravity
• Recommended Pressure: 3.0 - 4.0 BAR (43 - 58 PSI)
• Air Inlet: 1/4" IN

Package Dimensions:

• Package Weight: 0.94 kg
• Package Length: 22.4 cm
• Package Width: 12.6 cm
• Package Height: 14.4 cm

Applications:

• Specialized Paints: Ideal for applications that require thinner coats of paint, such as clear coats, primers, and specialty finishes.
• Precise Finishes: Suitable for small, detailed, or delicate projects, including automotive refinishing, model painting, and fine art.
• Low Overspray: The LVLP gun produces less overspray, making it a great choice for controlled environments where waste reduction is essential.

Conclusion:

The LVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun is an excellent tool for those who need more precise control, reduced overspray, and a thinner, more efficient coat of paint. Its well-suited for specialized applications where high volume is not necessary, offering an efficient solution for professional users and hobbyists who require fine finishes.