R500 LVLP Air Spray Gun 1.3mm nozzle 🎨

This LVLP spray gun from BENTOHKLE is built for small to medium paint jobs where reduced overspray and material savings matter. It delivers a smooth finish for car panels, furniture and interior walls using lower air volume, while the set of nozzles lets you adapt to different paint viscosities.

Key Points

The R500 LVLP is designed to operate at a working pressure between 2.0 and 3.5 bar and a spray distance of 200 to 300 mm, which helps control pattern and reduce waste. According to the manufacturer, the gun uses a lower air volume of roughly 3.0 to 3.9 cfm compared with typical HVLP models, so it should be easier to run from smaller compressors. The kit aims to save paint by around 20% and offers a transfer efficiency of up to 65% according to the supplied information. A two-gear trigger gives a straightforward way to switch between a cleaning air blast and the paint spray.

Technical Specifications

• Name: BENTOHKLE R500 LVLP Air Spray Gun
• Working pressure: 2.0–3.5 bar
• Air consumption: 3.0–3.9 cfm
• Spray distance: 200–300 mm
• Nozzle set: 1.3 mm, 1.5 mm, 1.7 mm
• Included paint cup capacity: 600 ml

Advantages

Construction combines an aluminium alloy body with a pure copper atomising cap and stainless steel nozzle and needle, which should increase component life and resist corrosion when used with standard solvent or water-based coatings. The trio of nozzles broadens the gun’s versatility, allowing thicker coatings to be applied with the larger orifice or finer work with the smaller tip. Disposable paint cups reduce cleaning time by allowing mixing, filling and storage without repeated washing, which can be a practical time-saver when switching colours or working on multiple small projects. The two-stage trigger is easy to use and makes it simpler to clear air or begin spraying.

Usage Recommendations

When working on automotive refinishing or furniture lacquering, choose the larger 1.7 mm nozzle for higher-viscosity primers and the 1.3 mm nozzle for clear coats and thinner finishes. Keep spray distance consistent at about 200–300 mm to maintain an even coat and avoid runs. The included air regulator, oil-water separator and pressure gauge help stabilise supply for more predictable results. Consider that optimum finish quality depends on correct thinning and technique, so test on a panel first to dial in pressure and nozzle choice.