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18V electric paint gun, spray guns and lances, electric paint gun with 3-nozzles, homemade, (without battery) compatible with Makita batteries

~~£74.99~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The 18V electric paint gun is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, offering versatility with three spray modes: horizontal, vertical, and circular. It features a 1.5mm, 2.0mm, and 2.5mm copper nozzle, making it suitable for various painting tasks. The maximum viscosity of the paint is 70 DIN-S, and it has a maximum airflow of 500ml/min, allowing for efficient application. The adjustable flow control knob enables precise liquid volume adjustments, ensuring optimal performance.

Technical specifications

Cup volume: 1000 milliliters

Maximum viscosity: 70 DIN-S

Maximum airflow rate: 80 liters per minute

Maximum color flow rate: 450 milliliters per minute

Motor speed: 32000 rpm

Weight: 1.1 kilograms

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with all 18V lithium-ion batteries, including BL1815, BL1850, BL1860, BL1840, BL1830

Package includes: 1 spray gun, 1 nozzle (1.0mm), 1 nozzle (1.8mm), 1 nozzle (2.5mm), 1 funnel, 1 cleaning brush, 1 round hole pen, 1 1000 ml spray bottle

Installation

Fill the color container and ensure the battery is charged

Screw the color container onto the device and install the appropriate nozzle

Usage

Adjust the spray amplitude by sliding the switch

Test spraying on a surface and adjust the spraying amount as needed

Use cleaning needles and brushes for easy nozzle cleaning

Other information

Features

Brand
TEETOK
Weight
1.1 kg
Volume
1 l
Power
550 W
Pressure
10 bar

Advice from

Paint gun buying guide

Ideal for painting any surface with a perfect finish, paint guns are available in low or high-pressure and with electric or compressed air. They should be chosen according to the type of work: an anti-fog (HLVP) for professionals or inexpensive models for occasional painting projects! Here's a comparison of paint guns.

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