60kV manual electrostatic powder coating gun 0.3Bar Powder Coating Gun for lighting fixture

$230.00
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60kV manual electrostatic powder coating gun 0.3Bar Powder Coating Gun for lighting fixture

60kV manual electrostatic powder coating gun for lighting fixture

This engineering plastic electrostatic powder coating gun uses 60kV high voltage with 0.3Bar steady air pressure and round nozzle 8mm, boosting powder usage & uniform coating for lighting fixture small parts. Premium engineering plastic body brings wear & corrosion resistance to cut your daily maintenance cost. Precision round nozzle 8mm fully covers irregular agricultural spare parts and reduces powder waste effectively. We support factory wholesale, OEM & parameter customization on voltage, air pressure and nozzle. Contact us to get exclusive factory quotation.

Technical Specifications

Working Air Pressure0.3Bar
Electrostaic Hignh Voltage60kV
Main Body Materialengineering plastic
Spray Nozzle Typeround nozzle 8mm
Suitable Industrylighting fixture

Key Benefits

Made of engineering plastic, the manual electrostatic powder coating gun with round nozzle 8mm works under 60kV & 0.3Bar. Less powder consumption and fewer defective products help you save production budget greatly, perfect for large-scale lighting fixture production.

Wholesale & Customization

We supply bulk wholesale of engineering plastic manual electrostatic powder coating gun with customizable 60kV, 0.3Bar and round nozzle 8mm specs to match your unique lighting fixture production demands. Get custom catalog and exclusive factory quotation by contacting our team.

FAQ

Do I need a special license to clear customs for a powder coat spray gun?
Generally no, but some countries require a certificate of origin for the powder coat spray gun.
Will the supplier provide technical training for a private label powder pistol?
Yes, most suppliers offer online or on-site training for your private label powder pistol team.
How do I test ground continuity on a powder spray emitter gun?
Use a megohmmeter to check the ground circuit of the powder spray emitter gun.