Delivery Time:10 working days after received your payment
Certification:CE

Description:

Air Pressure	Bar/psi	3.0-4.0/43-58
Air Inlet	-	1/4”BSP/NPT/NPSC
Pattern Width	cm	24
Air Consumption	cfm	6.0-11
Capacity of Cup	ml	Plastic 600

ST-828 Piant Spray Gun Explosive Viewing :

parts List
part		part	Description
1A	Air Cap Set	23	Pattern Adjustment Knob
1	Air Nozzle	24	Screw
2	C-Ring	25	Spring
2-1	Lock Ring Gasket	26	Air Valve Body
3	Lock Ring	1-26	Air Valve Stem
4	Fluid Nozzle	2-26	Air Valve Seat
5	Spacing Ring	27	PTFE Seal
6	PTFE O-Ring	28A	Air Valve Assembly
7	Gasket	28	Air Valve Sleeve
8	Needle Seal Screw	1-28	Gasket
9	PTFE Seal	29	PTFE Seal
10	Washer	30	Direction Screw
11	Spring	31	Air Inlet
12	Connector	32A	Air Control Valve Assembly
12-1	Filter	32	Air Valve
13	Gun Body	33	E-Ring
14	Paint Needle Assembly	34	O-Ring
1-14	Needle	35	Air Nut
2-14	Needle Screw	36	Air Control Knob
15	Paint Needle Spring	37	Upper Trigger Pin
16	Fluid Control Knob Lock Ring	37A	Lower Trigger Pin
17	Fluid Control Knob	38	Trigger
17A	Fluid Control Knob Set	1-1	Trigger Gasket
18	E-Ring	39A	Nylon Cup Set
19	O-Ring	39	Drip Control Device
20A	Pattern Adjustment Set	1-1	Cup Cover
20	Pattern Adjustment Seat	2-1	Nylon Cup
21	Pattern Adjustment Screw	40	Brush
22	PTFE Seal	41	Wrench

ST-828 Enviromental Friendly High Volum Low Pressure Piant Spray Gun 600ml Noylon Cup:

Using the following guidelines will help you learn some spraying techniques to produce an even coverage and quality finish.
 

Keep your Distance Consistent

Start by getting comfortable moving the spray gun and learning to maintain the recommended distance from the surface. Ideally the gun (spray tip) should be pointed at the surface to be sprayed - square to the wall (perpendicular) - and held approximately 12 inches from the surface. Move your arm while keeping the gun pointed straight at the surface being painted. Fanning the gun to direct the spray at an angle can cause an uneven finish. Flex your wrist slightly at the beginning and end of each stroke to maintain an even coat.

A good exercise to get the feel for the proper gun movement is to hold the spray gun with the tip guard about 2 inches away from the wall and move the gun back and forth (horizontally) along the wall while maintaining a 2 inch distance (do not actually spray, only focus on gun positioning – note how at the beginning and end of each stroke you must bend your wrist slightly to ensure you keep the tip at the same distance). Once you are comfortable at a close distance, move back to 12 inches away and practice a few more times, remember to watch the position at the beginning and end of your reach (if you don\'t maintain the same distance and flare out at the beginning or end - common for first timers – you will notice the spray