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Spray guns
Spray guns are tools that use air pressure to atomize liquids in a controlled pattern. They are ideal for applying primer, lacquers, paints, and varnishes on surfaces such as automobiles, furniture, and appliances.
Sata
Jet 100 B F Rp
€355,35
Sata
Jet X 5500 Rp Digital
€957,56
Sata
Jet X 5500 Rp Standard
€764,94
Sata
Jet X 5500 Hvlp Digital
€957,56
Sata
Jet X 5500 Hvlp Standard
€764,94
Walcom 10068-1,3
Slim Hte - Pom C 680 Cc - Reg - 13
€220,77
Walcom 10083-1,5
Slim S HALO SR POM C 680 cc 1.5
€197,93
3M 26832
Performance Spray Gun
€527,49
3M 26913
Performance Gravity Fine Finish Spray Head Refill Kit 1.3
€60,27
3M
Accuspray Spray Head
€39,76
Sata
Minijet 4400 B Hvlp
€443,91
Sata 198218
Minijet 4400 B Rp 1.0 SR with 0.125 l cup
€443,91
ANI 88903-02
Ani A205 Spray Gun For Ubc
€26,15
ANI 88903-01
Ani A205/R Nozzle Suction Kit
€13,31
Sata
Jet X RP Version
€989,66
Sata
Jet X Hvlp Version
€989,66
overview of spray guns
Spray guns enable quick and efficient application of paint, varnish, primer, and other coatings on various surfaces. Whether you are a professional auto refinisher, a DIY enthusiast, or working in industrial painting, a spray gun is essential for achieving a smooth and even finish. Our selection includes affordable spray guns for hobby use as well as advanced professional models from reputable brands.
TYPES AND SELECTION OF SPRAY GUNS
There are several types of spray guns including gravity feed (top cup), suction feed (bottom cup), and pressure feed models, each suited for different materials and applications. Air-powered spray guns are common for low to medium viscosity coatings, while airless and electrostatic spray guns are used for faster application and precise control, especially in industrial settings. Choosing the correct nozzle size is important depending on the coating thickness, with primers generally requiring larger nozzles than base coats or clear coats. Using dedicated spray guns for different materials can improve workflow and finish quality.