DeVilbiss
DeVilbiss EGHV-531-397E HVLP Sprayer
HVLP spray gun with 1.8 mm nozzle delivers 10 in pattern at 3 cfm and 30 psi for siphon or pressure feed
- ColorTransparent
- HVLP technology reduces overspray for cleaner finishes
- 8 mm nozzle handles a wide range of coatings
- 3 cfm at 30 psi suits many shop compressors
- 8 fl oz cup keeps you spraying longer
- 10 in pattern covers panels quickly
Professional HVLP Sprayer
The DeVilbiss EGHV-531-397E is an HVLP spray gun built for professional finishing work. It operates with both siphon and pressure fluid delivery systems. The gun features a 1.8 mm nozzle and a 10 in pattern size. An 8 fl oz cup capacity supports extended spraying sessions.
Versatile Fluid Delivery
Dual siphon and pressure compatibility lets the operator switch between gravity-fed convenience and pressurised consistency. The included 1.8 mm fluid tip handles a range of coating viscosities. Low to medium fluid delivery speed provides control for detailed automotive and industrial applications. Air consumption runs at 3 cfm @ 30 psi through a 1/4 in air inlet.
Finishers Needing Adjustable Control
This sprayer suits technicians who require a single gun for both siphon and pressure setups. The 1.8 mm tip may be too large for ultra-fine detail work or very thin stains. Users needing higher atomisation pressure or larger pattern widths should look at alternative models. Buyers wanting a smaller cup for quick colour changes will need a different configuration.
Highlights
- HVLP technology reduces overspray for cleaner finishes
- 8 mm nozzle handles a wide range of coatings
- 3 cfm at 30 psi suits many shop compressors
- 8 fl oz cup keeps you spraying longer
- 10 in pattern covers panels quickly
Specifications
| Brand | DEVILBISS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How often will the 1.8 mm fluid tip need replacing?
The 1.8 mm fluid tip is a wear part; replace it when spray pattern degrades or material buildup cannot be cleaned.
What limits continuous spraying first?
Air consumption of 3 cfm at 30 psi means the compressor duty cycle usually limits run time before the gun overheats.
How hot does the gun get during all-day use?
The gun body stays near ambient temperature; heat comes from the compressed air supply, not the spray gun itself.
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