Titan 19120 HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun, 2.0mm Nozzle, Professional Automotive
- The Titan 19120 HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun is engineered for professional-grade finishes in automotive, woodworking, and industrial applications. With a 2.0mm nozzle, it delivers a fine, controlled spray pattern ideal for applying primers, heavy coatings, and high-viscosity materials. Its gravity-feed design ensures consistent material flow and minimal waste, making it a reliable tool for both precision and efficiency.
- Features:
- High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) technology for minimal overspray
- Gravity feed cup for superior paint flow control
- Durable all-metal construction for long-lasting performance
- 2.0mm nozzle suitable for primers and thick materials
- Adjustable spray pattern and fluid control knobs
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Titan
- Part Number: 19120
- Product Type: HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun
- Nozzle Size: 2.0mm
- Feed Type: Gravity
- Material: Metal body with plastic paint cup
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
- The Titan 19120 HVLP Gravity Feed Spray Gun can also be referred to as HVLP primer spray gun, gravity paint sprayer, 2.0mm spray gun, Titan 19120 sprayer, and automotive gravity feed spray tool.
Titan is a trusted name in the professional tools industry, known for delivering precision-engineered equipment designed for durability and performance. Their spray guns, air tools, and accessories meet the demanding needs of automotive, industrial, and paint professionals worldwide.
Q: Is the 2.0mm nozzle suitable for topcoat finishes?
A: The 2.0mm nozzle is best for primers and thick coatings. For topcoat finishes, a smaller nozzle (e.g., 1.3mm) is recommended.
Q: What type of materials can be used with this spray gun?
A: This gun is designed for high-viscosity materials such as primers, sealers, and undercoats.
Q: Does it come with a paint cup?
A: Yes, the spray gun includes a gravity-feed paint cup.
Q: Can this spray gun be used with any air compressor?
A: It is compatible with most standard air compressors. Ensure your compressor meets the gun’s PSI and CFM requirements for optimal performance.
