Guides, manuals and information on HVLP and conventional atomizing air spray guns, automatic and manual spray guns from various manufacturers.
This ‘Fluid Tips’ (SYNO: ‘Fluid Nozzles’) overview/chart for Binks spray guns such as the Mach1 HVLP BBR, Mach1-SL, Binks Mach1-G and Binks Mach1A (automatic gun) helps users select the right nozzle size and find the correct part number. Function of the Fluid Nozzle The ‘Fluid Tips’ (SYNO: ‘Fluid Nozzles’) meters and directs the fluid into…
Technical Specifications Description: Binks Manual Spray Gun (Gravity Feed)Part Number: 630Air Cap: 66S2Fluid Nozzle:446Fluid Needle: 567VT type for ceramics & similar abrasive materials Operating Manual click here Features Note:The Binks 630 is discontinued. It becomes difficult to get spare parts for this classic spray gun. However, some spare parts for 630 gun are still available, such as 66SDI air nozzle…
Based on the latest Devilbiss DV1 (rather than the spot repair predecessor Devilbiss SRi PRO Lite), the new Devilbiss DV1S Smart Repair Spray Gun can be considered the new benchmark for automotive micro, smart repairs and small areas. Spray Gun Weight – only 340g [12.0 oz] The Devilbiss DV1S, made of anodized aluminium, weighs only…
What is the difference between an airless spray gun and an air spray gun? And which is better air or airless paint sprayer? These are common questions when it comes to spray painting. Here is an overview of both paint atomization systems, including a comparison and tip selection chart for both airless paint sprayers (SYNO:…
Introduction to Iwata Air Caps This is the most comprehensive Iwata Air Cap (SYNO: Air Nozzle) selection chart covering more than 48 different air caps. The guide enables the user to find the correct part number based on the air cap color, number or code that is stamped on the air cap. It also provides…
The Binks spray gun repair and rebuild kit guide contains replacement parts for various Binks air spray gun models, including the Binks 2100/2001, 7, 62, 18 and Binks Trophy Series, and includes the most common replacement parts. Note: If more than one number is listed in the repair kit column, then different repair kits are…
More than 20 years ago, 3M invented the first disposable paint cup system for spray guns. Soon after, Sata (PRS system) and Devilbiss (Dekups system) introduced their own disposable spray gun cup systems. And just recently, Devilbiss introduced another disposable cup system: Snap N Flow. The four different systems all perform the basic functions of…
Developed in Asia and market under the Airrex brand, the company Anest Iwata has launched the new gravity spray gun Iwata Katana-13G. This lightweight 420 gram entry-level spray gun is equipped with a 1.3 mm nozzle (option: 1.5mm) and comes with a 600 ml gravity cup. The spray pattern can be adjusted in a range…
The Sata “I” and “O” nozzle system addresses a common phenomenon faced by every spray gun manufacturer: As nozzle size increases, so does material flow. The fan height/width may vary and the spray pattern may be larger, smaller, wider or narrower depending on the actual nozzle size. Atomization and film thickness may also vary unevenly….
Sagola has released the mid to high range 3300 GTO CAR spray gun for automotive refinishing and bodyshops. The spray gun can be considered as a fusion between the 4100 GTO and 3300 PRO. The 3300 GTO CAR is available in a wide range of EPA and HVLP air caps for high transfer efficiency and…