Binks
Binks 98-2650 Siphon Sprayer 1.8 mm .070In
Siphon-feed spray gun with a 1.8 mm nozzle, 12.1 cfm air consumption at 50 psi and a one-quart cup
- ColorTransparent
- Siphon feed draws paint directly from the cup
- 8 mm nozzle lays down a 10-1/2 in pattern
- 1 cfm at 50 psi balances air use and finish
- 1 qt transparent cup shows fluid level instantly
- 1/4 in air inlet fits standard shop hoses
Binks 98-2650 Siphon Sprayer
The Binks 98-2650 is a conventional siphon-fed spray gun built for low-to-medium viscosity coatings. Its 1.8 mm nozzle and 10-1/2 in pattern suit automotive refinishing and general shop work. The gun draws material from an attached 1 qt cup without a pressure pot. Operators who prefer gravity feed or need HVLP transfer efficiency should choose a different model.
Accessories and Setup
The package includes the spray gun body and a 1 qt siphon cup; no extra needles, air caps or cleaning brushes are supplied. An air supply delivering 12.1 cfm at 50 psi is required for proper atomisation. The 1/4 in air inlet accepts standard shop fittings. Painters needing a larger cup or a pressure-feed conversion kit must source those parts separately.
Critical Specification — 1.8 mm Nozzle
The 1.8 mm nozzle diameter determines the coating thickness and flow rate this gun can handle. It is matched to medium-viscosity primers, enamels and clear coats sprayed at moderate speed. Thinner stains or heavier high-build products will not atomise correctly with this orifice. Verify your material data sheet calls for a 1.8 mm tip before purchasing.
Highlights
- Siphon feed draws paint directly from the cup
- 8 mm nozzle lays down a 10-1/2 in pattern
- 1 cfm at 50 psi balances air use and finish
- 1 qt transparent cup shows fluid level instantly
- 1/4 in air inlet fits standard shop hoses
Specifications
| Brand | BINKS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How often will the 1.8 mm nozzle need cleaning or replacement?
Clean the nozzle after each use to prevent clogging; replace it if the spray pattern degrades or the tip shows wear from abrasive coatings.
What limits continuous spraying at 12.1 cfm @ 50 psi?
The compressor must sustain 12.1 cfm at 50 psi; if it cannot, pressure drops and the pattern narrows, forcing pauses.
How much heat and noise come from running the gun all day?
The gun itself stays cool, but the compressor supplying 12.1 cfm @ 50 psi generates the heat and noise in the workspace.
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