Suction Spray Gun - 2.0mm Nozzle Set

The 1000ml pot significantly increases the painting time between refills, making it highly efficient for covering large surfaces without frequent interruptions.

No, this specific model is designed and recommended for solvent-based paints and primers only. It is not suitable for water-based applications.

You will need an air compressor capable of providing sufficient CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) and PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) to operate the spray gun effectively. Consult your compressor's manual for specific recommendations.

After use, immediately clean all parts (needle, nozzle, air cap) with the appropriate solvent recommended for your paint. Flush the system thoroughly. Refer to the 'Care & Maintenance' section for detailed steps.

This model is part of a range that also includes 1.3mm, 1.4mm, 1.6mm, 1.7mm, and 2.5mm nozzle set ups, catering to different viscosity paints and finish requirements.

Yes, the spray gun features a tough and durable steel construction, including the 1000ml pot, designed to withstand regular use in demanding environments.

Check for blockages in the nozzle or air cap. Ensure the paint is properly thinned for spraying. Verify correct air pressure settings. Clean the fluid needle and ensure it moves freely.

Ensure the pot is correctly attached and sealed. Check that the fluid pickup tube is submerged in paint. Verify the fluid needle is opening correctly. Thin the paint if it's too thick.

Tighten the air cap. Check and tighten all air and fluid connections. Inspect seals for damage and replace if necessary.

This can indicate a blockage or insufficient atomization air. Clean the air cap and nozzle. Increase atomization air pressure slightly if possible. Ensure the fluid needle is retracting fully.