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1000W Electric Paint Sprayer Airles HVLP Handheld Spray Gun Wall Fence Car 1000ML

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Product information

Description

General description

The 1000W Electric Paint Sprayer is a powerful handheld spray gun designed for various painting tasks, including walls, fences, and cars. It features a strong motor that delivers a precise spray pattern, ensuring a smooth and superior finish. This versatile tool can spray a wide range of materials such as paint, oil, stain, enamel, lacquer, and texture coatings with minimal dilution.

Technical specifications

Power: 1000 W

Colour: Blue

Material: ABS

Type: Air Spray Gun

Cup/Hopper Capacity: 1000 ML

Power Source: Electric

Spraying distance: 20~30 CM

Wire Length: 2 m

Spray Patterns: Vertical, Horizontal, and Circular

Frame Configuration: Handheld

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for: Doors, Floor, Ceiling, Furniture, Cabinet, Fencing, Wall

Application: Interior & Exterior

Items Included: 1x Paint Sprayer

Installation

No specific installation instructions provided.

Usage

Adjust the flow control knob to regulate paint flow for different output levels, making it suitable for edges, corners, and broad surfaces. The bronze spray tip technology enhances performance and durability compared to plastic alternatives.

Other information

Multiple Spray Settings available

Features

Brand
DAYPLUS
Pressure
100 bar
Volume
1 l
Warranty
5 year(s)
Nozzle diameter
2.5 mm
Material
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
Weight
1.4 kg
Power
1000 W
Flow adjustment
Yes
Power supply
Electric
Gun type
Gravity
ManoMano Reference
ME73065997
MMID
960767910547
Product code
JH-PQJ10-F6
EAN
0658437092060

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