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Service
Should your HVLP spray gun need service during the warranty
period, return the unit and the proof of purchase to the distributor
where it was purchased. At our option, the unit will be repaired
or replaced. In a continued commitment to improve quality, we
reserve the right to make component or design changes when
necessary.
Introduction
These spray guns are designed for use in a High Volume/Low
Pressure (HVLP) painting system.
With an HVLP system, the highest quality professional nish can
be achieved with little preparation or setup time. HVLP systems
are not intended to replace airless systems. Instead, they are
meant to compliment airless by improving the nal nish on the
substrate, minimizing waste, and reducing labor time. In addition
to enhancing protability, HVLP systems are compliant with the
most stringent transfer efciency requirements.
The HVLP spray guns described in this manual include the
turbine cup gun, the turbine regulator gun, the turbine top feed
gun, the regulator cup gun, and the regulator top feed gun.
Please review all the information contained in this manual before
operating an HVLP system.
NOTE: The general operation and maintenance of each
style of HVLP spray gun are the same. For
illustration purposes, the turbine cup gun is
pictured. However, any information specic to
a style of gun is described where necessary. A
parts listing for each style of gun is included near
the back of this manual.
Air Cap Ring
Air Cap
Cup Locking
Lever
1-Quart Cup
Assembly
Check Valve
Swivel Tube
Lever
Trigger
Packing Nut
Air Inlet
Material Flow
Adj. Knob
Air Flow
Adj. Knob
Fluid Inlet
Using an HVLP Spray Gun
Preparing to Spray
1. Release the cup locking lever and remove the cup.
2. Make sure that the cup and the cup gasket is clean and in
position. Fill the cup with the desired painting material.
3. Place the cup on the spray gun and tighten the cup locking
lever.
4. Attach the air supply hose to the air inlet tting at the
bottom of the gun handle.
5. Turn on the air supply.
Selecting a Spray Pattern
The spray pattern is adjusted by turning the air cap into either
a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal position. To turn the air cap,
grasp the two front tabs and twist. Never trigger the gun while
adjusting the spray pattern.
Horizontal
Pattern
Vertical
Tip Position
Round
Pattern
Diagonal
Tip Position
Vertical
Pattern
Horizontal
Tip Position
