The very first spray guns were high pressure spray guns. The design mostly relies on air pressure to transfer paint to the surface.
Fully adjustable pattern width making use of a high quality stainless steel fluid tip and needle.
High pressure spray guns are also known as traditional or conventional spray guns.
When sprayfinishing, it's always advised to keep the spray gun parallel to the workpiece surface. The distance from the surface of the workpiece should be the width of the spray pattern.
The lower the pressure of the air, the lower the chance to have bounce-back (overspray). The pressure should only be increased when the spray pattern is uneven - paint focused in the middle when the fan setting is wide.
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General safety suggestions:It is advisable to always have the following items nearby and in a good condition
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Hearing Protection
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Dust Mask
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