HVLP Pneumatic Spray Gun for Automotive and Furniture
Key points
- HVLP transfer cuts overspray and paint consumption
- 1.4 mm nozzle suits automotive and furniture coatings
- Gravity top cup keeps fluid flowing at low angles
- Factory-direct with low MOQ and bulk packing support
- Less overspray means less masking and cleanup between coats on automotive and cabinet work
- Furniture refinishers can spray a full set of matched doors and drawer fronts with a consistent film build across the run
- Boatyards and joinery shops can finish awkward parts without a dedicated spray booth
- Contract painters moving between sites can keep the gun in the kit and connect it to the compressor already installed at each job
| Type | HVLP Pneumatic Spray Gun |
| Nozzle Diameter | 1.4 mm |
| Feed Type | Gravity / Top Cup |
| Application | Topcoat, Primer, Furniture Coating |
| Air Supply | Standard Workshop Compressor |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
HVLP pneumatic spray gun for automotive refinishing and furniture coating work. The high-volume low-pressure design transfers more paint to the panel and less into the air, which reduces overspray, saves material and gives a smoother finish on topcoat, primer and clear coat. The 1.4 mm nozzle suits common automotive and furniture paints, and the gravity-feed top cup keeps the fluid flowing at low angles for underside and panel work. Typical applications include car refinishing, motorcycle panels, cabinet and door spraying, metal fabrication coating and general workshop finishing. The gun runs from a standard workshop compressor, so it fits existing air setups without extra equipment. Supplied factory-direct with low minimum order quantity, the spray gun suits body shops, furniture factories, coating contractors, tool distributors and importers building a pneumatic finishing range. Furniture workshops can keep the gun set up for one coating through a batch, so the finish stays consistent across a run of doors and the changeover is made once between jobs. Cabinet shops use the top cup for a small door batch and automotive painters use it for a panel repair, so a shop that runs both trades can keep one gun set up for a fast colour change.
