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What is HVLP?
Basecoat materials don’t like being over-atomised. Too much air pressure changes the way the metallic flakes lie down in the paint film and this can affect the final colour shade/match. DeVilbiss HVLP (high volume, low pressure) spray guns operate at 2.0 bar (29 psi) gun inlet pressure but only 0.7 bar (10 psi) air cap pressure and this gives optimum top quality finishes with both waterborne or solventborne basecoats.
HVLP produces a softer spray-out with a nice even distribution in a longer pattern to give good material lay-down and wetnesss. The soft pattern with tapered ends virtually eliminates banding and mottling, particularly on lighter-shade metallic.

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DeVilbiss GTI PRO H1,T1,T2 in 1.2, 1.3, 1.4mm

DeVilbiss launches all-new GTi Pro advanced technology spray guns

DeVilbiss has introduced the GTi Pro, a totally new development in spray gun technology, delivering a uniform paint application with a consistently high-quality finish.
The new GTi Pro may look like its GTi predecessor, but every single component has been replaced for optimum performance, and all aspects, from ergonomics through control and ease of cleaning, have been addressed and improved.
Among notable mechanical function improvements is the “spool” design air valve, which now graduates the feed of air through the gun, making fade-outs and blend-ins infinitely more controllable and precise.
Airflow through the gun has been smoothed and the fluid tips have been internally and externally re-profiled to significantly increase the fluid flows and make the same tip size suitable for a greater variance in viscosities. For the sprayer, this means simpler working practises with fewer set-up changes.
GTi Pro guns are supplied clearly marked as either “BASE” or “CLEAR” to make the sprayer’s life easier by differentiating their duties and avoiding mix-ups in gun washers.
The Pro painting process involves three air caps. The H1 is a HVLP cap primarily aimed at basecoat duty, while the T1 & T2 Trans-Tech air caps cover a range of applications from wet-on-wet primer to base and clearcoats.
The GTi Pro has been extensively tested in Europe by leading paint manufacturers in their technical centres, and at bodyshops, using various compliant paint brands. The gun has been extremely well received, scoring highly on evaluation with the very latest generation base and clear coats and winning favour for control and comfort.
The gun has chunkier, easy-grip controls that are simple to keep clean as well as being easier for gloved hands to operate. Attention has also been paid to improving the balance and grip for maximum comfort.
Phil Merrifield, technical support manager for DeVilbiss, said: “Every major improvement in the new gun enhances one of two things: consistent, high quality spraying and ease of use. It may look much the same, but a professional sprayer will feel, and enjoy, the difference within seconds.”
The original GTi was launched in 1998 and quickly established itself as a leading option for professional refinishers faced with conversion to compliant coatings.

HVLP Spot Repair Gravity Feed Spray Gun
Advanced atomisation for solvent or waterborne basecoats
Fully functional, spot repair guns, ergonomically styled for comfort
The natural fit, feel and balance of a full size gun
Provides proportionally reducing fan patterns for door shuts and bumpers
Inexpensive, semi-disposable cups
Cheater valve for at-the-job pressure adjustment

DeVilbiss launches PRi Pro primer spray gun

DeVilbiss has launched its eagerly-awaited professional primer filler spray gun, the PRi Pro.
The gravity feed primer gun takes its place in the DeVilbiss i-system line-up and is being marketed as the first step to achieving optimum finish results
PRi Pro is suitable for all primers including the latest waterbased materials and comes with several fluid tip sizes to suit fillers, surfacers and polyesters.
It’s an all-new gun based on the GTI Pro Base and Clear guns launched last year, which - nine months down the line from launch - is proving extremely popular around the world. That, the UK manufacturer says, is down to its new design air valve for smooth trigger control, improved fit and feel, finely atomised, well distributed spray patterns and fast flow rates.
The good news is, the PRi Pro boasts the same performance with fine atomisation, large spray patterns and good application and material distribution for fast and easy application.
The difference lies in a new “P1” Trans-Tech air cap, a totally new range of fluid tips a new needle, all unique to the PRi Pro Primer model
The range of five tip sizes will cover the whole family of primers, fillers and surfacers. The new 1.4mm and 1.6 mm suit waterbornes , etch or wash primers. The 2.2 and 2.5mm sizes suit low VOC, high solids materials and polyesters. .
European marketing manager Ian Bunker is expecting an early take-up throughout the world. He said: “A quality primer coat now is now recognised as an essential part of the process, it is no longer acceptable to have a primer coat requiring sanding .
“Our original PRi was recognised as the best primer gun on the market and the PRi Pro now takes the professional painting process to a new level.