Spray Gun Hvlp 1.4mm Nozzle 600cc Plastic Blister Pack

Features

• HVLP spray system High volume airflow at lower pressure for better transfer efficiency and less overspray.
• 1.4mm nozzle/needle set A versatile size for many common coatings and refinishing applications.
• 600cc plastic cup Practical capacity for continuous work without constant refills.
• Cast aluminium body Durable construction that stays comfortable and balanced in hand.
• Angled gravity cup Designed for improved control and handling during spraying.
• Stainless steel fluid tip and needle Better wear resistance and easier cleaning with many coating types.
• Rotatable air cap Quickly change spray pattern direction to suit the job.
• Adjustable controls Fine-tune fluid flow and fan pattern for a cleaner finish.

Benefits

• Cleaner finishes with less waste: HVLP helps keep overspray down, so more material lands where you want it.
• Better control on panels and edges: Easy adjustments make it simpler to match the pattern to the surface.
• Comfort for longer sessions: Balanced design and lightweight aluminium body reduce hand fatigue.
• Workshop-friendly: Blister pack packaging is ideal for retail display and keeps the unit protected.

Extra Information

• For best results, use clean, dry air with an inline filter/regulator to maintain consistent pressure and reduce moisture contamination.
• Flush and clean the gun immediately after use to prevent blocked passages and uneven spray patterns.
• Common wear items and spares are available for the SG H887 range (nozzle kits, cups, seals and internal components).

Specifications

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and respiratory protection suitable for spray finishing, and always work in a well-ventilated area.
• Keep away from open flames, sparks and hot surfaces when spraying flammable coatings or solvents.
• Depressurise the system and disconnect the air supply before stripping, cleaning or changing parts.
• Do not exceed the recommended working pressure—use a regulator to control air supply and prevent loss of control or poor atomisation.
• Wear gloves to reduce skin exposure to chemicals and to improve grip when handling coated parts.