Graco HVLP Fine Finish Sprayer Demo
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- In this video we are going over & demoing our HVLP Fine Finish Sprayers.
HVLP = High-Volume Low Pressure. Spray small to medium extreme control jobs with our Standard, ProContractor, or ProComp Packages. Automotive Quality finish 85% - 95% transfer efficiency of material to surface vs. air (overspray).
TYPICAL APPLICATION:
• Small, Detailed work
• Railings
• Shutters
• Mantels
• Tubs
• Trim
• Staircases
• Cabinets
• Furniture
HVLP KEY FEATURES:
Greater Control
• Simplified flow control and EZ operation - Edge II Gun
• Independent pattern, airflow, and fluid flow controls - EDGE II PLUS gun
Increased Productivity
• FlexLiner Bag System makes filling and spraying fast and easy
• Spray in any direction, even upside down, without losing prime
Cool Running Systems
• Only run when trigger is pulled with SmartStart feature - extending life and reducing heat (ProContractor & ProComp)
• Reduces jobsite noise, resulting in less fatigue
Smaller and Lighter
• Maximum jobsite portability - get jobs done faster and easier
• Supreme durability and turbine protection with stainless steel enclosure
• Onboard gun and cup holder (ProContractor & ProComp)
EZ Cleanup
• Reuse FlexLiner cups or toss, no suction tube to clean!
• Fast gun cleaning with quick-release needle and no-tools nozzle removal
EDGE II GUN FEATURES:
SINGLE USER CONTROL
EDGE II Gun
• One simple control to adjust both material and airflow together
• Optimized for most fine finish applications
• Quick adjustment with 360° rotation indicator for repeatable spraying
ULTIMATE CONTROL
EDGE II Plus Gun
• Independent user controls - Material volume control - Air flow control
- Spray fan size control
• Quick adjustment with full 360° rotation
• Separate material volume and air controls
• Turn to adjust pattern height
FINISH JOBS FASTER
• 4X more productivity to finish jobs in 25% less time
• Increased fluid flow in every needle with exclusive Graco air cap design
THE EASIEST MAINTENANCE
QuickReleaseNeedles - PATENTED
• Change out needles with just a click
• Easy to change, easy to clean- no tools needed
ALL-DAY SPRAYING COMFORT
Ergonomic Gun Handle
• Lightweight and comfortable design
• Form-fitted handle stays cool to the touch
ULTRALIGHT TRIGGER
EasyGlideTM
• 75% lighter trigger pull than the competition • 2-finger design provides ultimate control
EASY SPRAY PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS
Adjustable Air Cap
- 3-position rotation changes spray pattern - horizontal, vertical, round
• Round Pattern
1/8 in- 4 in (0.3 cm -10 cm) Diameter
• Horizontal Fan
1 in-8 in (2.5 cm-20 cm) Width
• Vertical Fan
1 in-8 in (2.5 cm-20 cm) Width
FINISHPRO HVLP 7.0 AND 9.0 - STANDARD SERIES
HIGHER PRODUCTION AND PERFORMANCE
- Exclusive TurboForce Technology
• More pressure throughout each stage
• Less material thinning required with higher airflow and air pressure
• Generates less heat and provides longer turbine life
SUPERIOR FILTERING
Standard Filtration System
• Washable filter extends motor life and ensures a quality finish
• No tools required to remove
• Outperforms foam filters used on other HVLP sprayers
MORE CONTROL AT THE GUN
Super-FlexTM Air Hose
• 15% lighter weight than other leading brands
• No tools needed to connect
• 20 ft length (Standard Series) or 30 ft length (ProContractor and ProComp Series)
FINISHPRO HVLP 7.0 & 9.0 & 9.5 - PROCONTRACTOR SERIES
ON-DEMAND POWER CONTROL
- SmartStart On-Demand Turbine
• Automatically shuts off when not in use - if you’re not spraying, it’s not running
• Reduces jobsite noise, resulting in less fatigue
• Reduces heat and extends turbine life
SUPERIOR FILTRATION
Industry-Leading Dual Filtration System
• Automotive-grade filter has high-performance filtration
• Outperforms foam and traditional paper filters used on most
HVLP systems
CONVENIENT TOOL STORAGE
Utility Toolbox
• Separate tool storage for extra needles and nozzles
USER-FRIENDLY GUN STORAGE
Onboard Gun and Cup Holder
• Holds gun when not in use
• Allows for easy paint refills with less spills
FINISHPRO HVLP 9.5 - PROCOMP SERIES
ON-DEMAND AIR SUPPLY
Integrated Compressor
• Pressurize remote cup up to 25 psi • Allows spraying of thicker materials • Quick connect hose connections
FEWER REFILLS
2-Quart Remote Cup
• Increase productivity and ease-of-use without cup mounted on the gun
• Fine tune pressure with pressure regulator and gauge
• Includes belt hook and convenient shoulder strap - Věda a technologie
Good explanation I appreciate the information sir please keep them videos up
Great advise on the small strainer,bin it!
Thanks for the demo I'm tired of wasting paint with an airlessand having to tape off baseboards maybe this would help
I have a problem with a machine of this type, it happens that every time I let go of the gun handle and I pull it again, haha from throwing paint, can you help me
Always had problems with these. Leaking and of course had to spend a lot of time thinning paints beyond the recommended amount. i would stick to airless
Nah I use them everyday professionally with thin and thick paints. If they're leaking it's probably because you warped the needle tip or the nozzle, you need to replace it and be gentle with the needle, dont use it to clean the gun. Don't scrape using the needle, don't use a blade to clean it, don't neglect it and let the paint dry on it. If your paint is too thick, use a bigger size needle and nozzle.
Which is better or
Graco gx 19?
What’s the life span on this. Hvlps?
Expensive 💰
Do they sell different size tips? I just bought a 9.0 contractor one
They do. Look in Fine Finish Brochure for different Needle sizes.
the gun has air and fluid controls which are great. But my hangup is the turbo control? Where do you set it? I was told by the dealer, just leave it on high
60%
What was the answer to this? I have a 7.0 and haven't used it yet. What is best for turbine control. High? Low? And how do I know how to thin the material?
What's the average lifespan of a turbine?
10 minutes!
Seriously, how do you get the lid on and off the cup in a timely manner? Took me and another man 20 minutes getting the lid screwed on the cup, and another thing when installing and filling a new flexliner into the cup and pressing the lid down in it-invariably causes the lip of the liner to collapse in the cup, so we have to fiddle with it (causing us to lose time) When unscrewing the lid we have to insert the edge of a painter's 5 in 1 and pry the black ring off to get into the cup---- D*mit, we need to get to work! Why has Graco designed something so hard to use?
You have to get good man you don't have skills. You have to keep the thread clean. I use these everyday professionally, if it's tight it's because the thread is dirty. You must be using the wrong liners, use 3M liners
@@mushroom11g55 Actually, I found I was having all these problems when using oil based - I switched over to water based poly 2Ks about a year ago and no longer have any of these issues-I did shoot a gallon of oil based cover stain back in May and before I finished the gallon the lid had swollen just enough that it would no longer fit in the cup-went and got a spare lid and it dropped right in
@@scottsaustin I recommend the 3M cups, they don't swell, just keep them clean and don't make a habit of soaking them in thinner overnight. They probably last me 4 months daily use until I neglect it or make a mistake like pouring in paint without the liner
I have 4 and like them HOWEVER, I'm having trouble with leakage from the rim- no matter how clean or how tight. Any help?
Make sure the liner and filter is seated perfectly. Maybe you're using cheap liners that are too thin, maybe put duct tape around the inside top of your outer cup to make it tighter
Bin the small filter
@mushroom11g55 I'm looking for a fine finish sprayer for mainly doors. You seems knowledgeable about these sprayers would you recommend one of these sprayers or the new quickshot for smooth metal doors.
I have a edge 2 plus gun and I’m having trouble with spitting from needle/nozzle, any suggestions?
Thin your paint about 10%
@@gabrielturcios5766 hi, that makes no difference it still spits with just thinners
When you have less pressure and more fluid, it will spit. Try less fluid and more air. My only issue with my system is leaking cup. Planning to go gravity feed cup soon
@@paultaylor8087 you warped the needle and/or nozzle. Maybe you used the needle to poke the gun to clean it real quick? That's That's no-no, be gentle with the needle
Can you use solvent based paints through this
@Steve Smith thanks for the reply ,I'm in England as well was looking to try allcoat or multi surface I spray mainly uPVC with 2 k but am thinking this system is a lot less hassle than the compressor set up ,and for kitchens I seen a conservatory done in multi surface from Screwfix and I thought it was looking as good as my 2k paint if not better without the fumes
@Steve Smith a lot to consider there then ,I think I'm going to buy one and give it a go ,I'll get some tikkarilla and try it out on a few old kitchen doors see what how well it holds up ,I am trying to find the best paint for the kitchens with regards to durability , thanks again mate
@@adysimm9774 any luck?
@@adysimm9774 Try Rennes water base !
@@adysimm9774 hi ther I’m in same position as you I’m trying to find out what to use on kitchen cupboards does allcoat work with this equipment without thinning ?what are you using for kitchens
Anyone watching can see a roller is faster
Way over price almost $1000 for this is ridiculous. Hose way to big! For small projects sprayer. Use 2 small air compressor. Hook them together so they share same air lines supplies. It will give you continue consistant air without losing pressure. The great part about it is, the small air supplies line give you way better hand movements. Cost you 1/4th the price. Plus you can use your air compressor on other tools.
Turban haha