Spray gun pneumatic (2,0 mm) Air Pro AM5008HVLPWB-HV-2.0
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 2,0 mm. Ref.: 32-AM5008HVLPWB-HV-2.0.
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AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 2,0 mm. Ref.: 32-AM5008HVLPWB-HV-2.0.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 0,8 mm. Ref.: 32-AM8008 LVLP WB -0.8.
AIR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 32-AT-3E.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,8 mm. Ref.: 32-AM2012HVLP WB-1.8.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,3 mm. Ref.: 32-AM2012/HVLP WB-1.3.
AIR spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. 1,8 mm. Ref.: 32-HW-SA102-1,8.
AIR workshop tool or accessory — workshop, service or installation work according to the item design. Ref.: 32-AT-20A.
FORTE spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. Ref.: 20-32136.
FORTE spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. Ref.: 20-32130.
AIR hose — connecting and conveying the relevant working medium. 2,2л; 2,5mm. Ref.: 32-77-2QT-2.5.
MIOL spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. Ref.: 16-80-887.
MIOL spray gun — applying paint and coating materials by spraying. Ref.: 16-80-884.
Pneumatic paint spray guns are professional-grade tools engineered for the flawless, uniform application of paints, primers, clear coats, and liquid fillers onto various surfaces using compressed air atomization. They are absolutely indispensable in auto body painting booths, furniture manufacturing facilities, and high-end refinishing projects. Modern spray guns are categorized by their atomization technology: HP (High Pressure - traditional), HVLP (High Volume, Low Pressure - excellent transfer efficiency and reduced overspray), and LVLP (Low Volume, Low Pressure - ideal for smaller air compressors). When selecting a paint gun, the most critical parameters are the spray system type, fluid nozzle size (e.g., 1.3-1.4 mm for basecoats and clearcoats, or 1.7-2.0 mm for heavy primers), paint cup capacity and location (gravity vs. siphon feed), and the required CFM air consumption.