Painter PM-02 LVMP Gravity Feed Spray Gun with 300 ml Non-Drip Paint Cup, 1.0 mm Nozzle, 1/4″ Air Inlet, 20-50 PSI, for Car Painting, Furniture, Primer & Industrial Coating.

Gravity Feed Spray Gun

Get a professional-quality finish with the Painter PM-02 LVMP Spray Gun. It is built for painters, body shops, furniture makers and DIY users who want smooth, even coverage with less paint waste.

• LVMP TECHNOLOGY FOR FINE ATOMIZATION: The LVMP (Low Volume Medium Pressure) design gives a smooth, even spray with less overspray. This helps save paint and gives a clean finish.
• 1.0 MM NOZZLE FOR PRECISE WORK: The 1.0 mm nozzle suits thin to medium-viscosity materials such as lacquer, enamel, base coat, clear coat, primer and PU paints. It works well for touch-ups, small panels and detailed jobs.
• 300 ML NON-DRIP GRAVITY CUP: The gravity feed system uses almost all the paint in the cup. The non-drip cup lid helps prevent leaks and spills while you spray at different angles.
• ADJUSTABLE CONTROLS: The green-anodized knobs let you adjust fan pattern and fluid flow for the job. Working pressure is 20-50 PSI.
• STANDARD 1/4″ AIR INLET: Fits standard air hose couplings and works with common air compressors.
• LIGHTWEIGHT AND COMFORTABLE: The gun weighs only 465 g and has a textured ergonomic grip, which reduces hand fatigue during long painting sessions.
• WIDE APPLICATIONS: Suitable for automotive painting, bike and scooter refinishing, furniture, wood and metal surfaces, and DIY or professional workshop use.

Key Features:

• LVMP (Low Volume Medium Pressure) technology for fine atomization and efficient paint transfer
• 300 ml non-drip gravity cup for steady paint flow and minimal waste
• 1.0 mm nozzle for fine to medium-viscosity coatings
• Adjustable fan pattern and fluid control for precise spraying
• Durable body with a comfortable, textured grip
• Lightweight at 465 g for easy handling

Specifications:

Note: Use a suitable air compressor and an air filter or regulator for best results. Thin the paint to the recommended viscosity before spraying.