InoKraft Drizzle Pro LVLP 340g spray gun 🎨
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Product description
This LVLP spray gun from InoKraft delivers fine mist atomisation and controllable fan patterns for automotive, marine and furniture coatings, helping to achieve showroom-quality finishes with lower overspray and efficient material use. It suits tasks like primers, base coats and clear coats, offering adjustable controls for accurate layering and a lightweight build that helps reduce fatigue during long jobs.
Key Points
Precision-machined nozzle, needle and air cap produce a consistently fine spray and even fan distribution, helping to reduce rework and smooth out visible imperfections. The patented fluid channel is designed to limit overspray and maintain stable atomisation even at low pressure, which can save paint and make masking less critical. Three external adjustment knobs provide linear and continuous control over air, fluid and fan settings, giving experienced operators very fine tuning for blend and edge control. The gun body is notably light at around 340 g and features an ergonomic trigger to ease repetitive operation and lower user strain. Included accessories mean the gun is ready to use out of the box for many tasks, with no immediate extra purchases required.
Technical Specifications
- Name: InoKraft Drizzle Pro LVLP Spray Gun
- Weight: 340 g
- Nozzle kit: 1.3B and 1.3C included
- Fluid path: stainless steel without O-ring
- Intended use: primers, base coats, clear coats and industrial coatings
Usage Recommendations
Start with the supplied 1.3B or 1.3C nozzle depending on whether you are applying base coat or clear coat, and adjust the air and fluid knobs gradually until the spray pattern and atomisation match the material viscosity. Work at lower pressures to benefit from reduced overspray, but consider slightly higher pressure when using thicker clears or faster curing systems. Clean the stainless steel fluid path after each session with the supplied kit to maintain performance and avoid clogging, as this will reduce maintenance time and prolong service life.
Nuances and Limitations
The gun’s LVLP design prioritises low overspray and efficiency, but some high-viscosity materials may require additional thinning as suggested by the paint manufacturer. The one-year warranty is extendable to two years by following the vendor’s registration process, and reported finishing quality depends on surface preparation and operator technique rather than the spray gun alone.
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Description:
This LVLP spray gun from InoKraft delivers fine mist atomisation and controllable fan patterns for automotive, marine and furniture coatings, helping to achieve showroom-quality finishes with lower overspray and efficient material use. It suits tasks like primers, base coats and clear coats, offering adjustable controls for accurate layering and a lightweight build that helps reduce fatigue during long jobs.
Key Points
Precision-machined nozzle, needle and air cap produce a consistently fine spray and even fan distribution, helping to reduce rework and smooth out visible imperfections. The patented fluid channel is designed to limit overspray and maintain stable atomisation even at low pressure, which can save paint and make masking less critical. Three external adjustment knobs provide linear and continuous control over air, fluid and fan settings, giving experienced operators very fine tuning for blend and edge control. The gun body is notably light at around 340 g and features an ergonomic trigger to ease repetitive operation and lower user strain. Included accessories mean the gun is ready to use out of the box for many tasks, with no immediate extra purchases required.
Technical Specifications
- Name: InoKraft Drizzle Pro LVLP Spray Gun
- Weight: 340 g
- Nozzle kit: 1.3B and 1.3C included
- Fluid path: stainless steel without O-ring
- Intended use: primers, base coats, clear coats and industrial coatings
Usage Recommendations
Start with the supplied 1.3B or 1.3C nozzle depending on whether you are applying base coat or clear coat, and adjust the air and fluid knobs gradually until the spray pattern and atomisation match the material viscosity. Work at lower pressures to benefit from reduced overspray, but consider slightly higher pressure when using thicker clears or faster curing systems. Clean the stainless steel fluid path after each session with the supplied kit to maintain performance and avoid clogging, as this will reduce maintenance time and prolong service life.
Nuances and Limitations
The gun’s LVLP design prioritises low overspray and efficiency, but some high-viscosity materials may require additional thinning as suggested by the paint manufacturer. The one-year warranty is extendable to two years by following the vendor’s registration process, and reported finishing quality depends on surface preparation and operator technique rather than the spray gun alone.
