AIRCRAFT Spray Gun Only For Paint Pot 2.0mm Nozzle

Features

• Designed for paint pot systems Remote-feed spray gun intended to run from a pressure paint pot (not a gravity cup).
• 2.0mm nozzle Supports higher material flow for primers, coatings, and larger spray areas.
• Adjustable controls Tune spray pattern and fluid flow to suit different materials and finishes.
• Durable metal construction Built for repeated use in workshop and industrial environments.
• Standard air connection Connects into a compatible paint pot hose setup for reliable operation.

Benefits

• Consistent material delivery: Pressure pot feed helps maintain steady flow for even coverage.
• Faster coverage on big jobs: 2.0mm nozzle helps move more material where speed matters.
• Better control over the finish: Adjustments let you balance fan pattern and fluid volume to reduce runs and dry spray.
• Flexible spraying positions: Remote pot setup keeps weight off the gun and supports more comfortable spraying angles.

Extra Information

• Gun only: This item is the spray gun only; a compatible paint pot and hose set are required for operation.
• Material suitability: 2.0mm is typically used where a higher flow is needed (often primers and heavier coatings). Always follow coating manufacturer recommendations for thinning and pressure.
• Setup tip: Adjust pot pressure and gun air pressure gradually—too much pressure can increase overspray and bounce-back.
• Cleaning: Flush immediately after use to prevent material curing inside the gun and passages.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye protection, respiratory protection (paint-rated respirator), and gloves when spraying and cleaning.
• Spray only in a well-ventilated area or spray booth; avoid breathing mist and vapours.
• Many paints and thinners are flammable—keep away from sparks, flames, and hot surfaces.
• Depressurise the paint pot and air lines before disconnecting hoses or servicing the spray gun.
• Never point the spray gun at people; keep the work area clear and hoses secured to prevent trips and accidental discharge.