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Binks 80-295 Aluminum Pressure Cup Sprayer
Aluminum pressure cup sprayer with screw-type lid and built-in regulator for solvent-based paint
- ColorTransparent
- Aluminum construction resists corrosion from solvent-based paints
- 2-quart capacity reduces refill interruptions during spraying
- Screw-type lid provides a secure seal under pressure
- Integrated regulator maintains consistent fluid delivery
- Transparent body lets you monitor paint level at a glance
Binks 80-295 Aluminum Pressure Cup
The Binks 80-295 is an aluminum pressure cup designed for spray gun applications. It suits professional painters and automotive technicians who require a durable container for solvent-based coatings. The screw-type lid ensures a secure seal during pressurised operation. This cup integrates a regulator for consistent fluid delivery.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
This component has no electrical or thermal characteristics to report. It operates passively as a fluid reservoir without power consumption or noise generation. The aluminum construction resists corrosion from solvent-based materials. Performance depends entirely on the connected spray system.
Two Quart Capacity Decides Fit
The cup holds exactly two quarts of coating material. Buyers needing larger uninterrupted spray runs will find this volume limiting. Shops that frequently switch colours may prefer smaller cups for faster changeover. Verify that your spray gun accepts this specific thread and regulator configuration before purchase.
Highlights
- Aluminum construction resists corrosion from solvent-based paints
- 2-quart capacity reduces refill interruptions during spraying
- Screw-type lid provides a secure seal under pressure
- Integrated regulator maintains consistent fluid delivery
- Transparent body lets you monitor paint level at a glance
Specifications
| Brand | BINKS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I attach the Binks 80-295 cup to the spray gun and what step is often missed?
Align the screw-type lid threads carefully with the gun inlet, hand-tighten until the gasket seats evenly, then give a final quarter-turn with a strap wrench; the step most users skip is checking that the regulator diaphragm is centred before pressurising.
Which parts of the Binks 80-295 will need replacement after extended use with solvent-based paint?
The lid gasket, regulator diaphragm and internal spring are the wear items; inspect the gasket for swelling or cracking every few jobs and replace the diaphragm if pressure becomes erratic.
What is the first limitation you hit when running the Binks 80-295 continuously on a large panel?
The two-quart capacity forces a refill break before the regulator can overheat, so plan material batches to match the cup volume.
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