How about Iwata spray gun?

Speaking of painting, I definitely think of using an Iwata spray gun. What about the Iwata spray gun?

The main advantages: 1. Provide a valve seat for the needle valve (needle tip) to restrict or cut off the access of the paint; 2. Control the paint flow; 3. Divert the paint to the atomization air flow. Two roles: 1. To make the spray pattern not expand too fast and keep the hood face of the nozzle clean. If these holes are blocked or absent, it will cause turbulence or backflow; 2. It is especially effective for high flow rate paint atomization, which produces paint The second stage of the atomization; fan control hole to provide air flow to form a fan-shaped figure, without these fan control hole air jets, atomized air flow will be a circular rather than elliptical. The number and size of the air holes on the spray gun air cap are matched with the overall design of the spray gun. Therefore, the atomization of the spray gun cannot be judged based on the number and size of the air holes.

Iwata spray guns differ greatly from other spray guns in terms of their appearance. They have a switch button and act like a fire extinguisher. The coating material it contains is stipulated. The Iwata spray gun is an atomized coating that saves paints compared to ordinary spray guns and can be painted well on metal objects, electrical appliances, and machinery. Furthermore, the Iwata gun is durable and the paint is stored in the Iwata gun for a long time and is not easily degraded. So Iwata spray gun can be your helper in painting.