DeVilbiss
DeVilbiss JGA-510-57DE HVLP Sprayer
HVLP spray gun with 1.8 mm nozzle, 10 in pattern, 22 cfm air consumption at 50 psi, includes 1.7 mm fluid tip
- ColorTransparent
- HVLP technology reduces overspray for cleaner finishes
- 8 mm nozzle handles medium-to-fast fluid delivery with precision
- 10 in pattern width covers large panels quickly
- 22 cfm at 50 psi optimises air consumption efficiency
- Includes 1.7 mm fluid tip for versatile pressure-feed applications
Professional HVLP Sprayer
The DeVilbiss JGA-510-57DE is a high-volume low-pressure spray gun built for pressure-feed applications. It suits professional painters and finishers who need consistent atomisation on production jobs.
Durable transparent construction
The clear body allows immediate visual confirmation of fluid level and cleanliness. A quarter-inch air inlet connects to standard shop lines, while the 1.8 mm nozzle and 10 in pattern width support medium-to-fast delivery across broad surfaces.
Replaces conventional high-pressure guns
Switching to this HVLP system cuts overspray and material waste when the compressor can supply 22 cfm at 50 psi. The jump is worth it for shops that prioritise transfer efficiency and finish quality over raw speed.
Highlights
- HVLP technology reduces overspray for cleaner finishes
- 8 mm nozzle handles medium-to-fast fluid delivery with precision
- 10 in pattern width covers large panels quickly
- 22 cfm at 50 psi optimises air consumption efficiency
- Includes 1.7 mm fluid tip for versatile pressure-feed applications
Specifications
| Brand | DEVILBISS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What does the 22 cfm at 50 psi air consumption mean for compressor sizing?
It means the gun draws 22 cubic feet per minute when supplied with 50 psi, so the compressor must sustain at least that flow at the same pressure to avoid starving the spray.
What size air hose fitting does the 1/4 in air inlet require?
The 1/4 inch inlet accepts a standard 1/4 inch NPT male quick-connect or hose barb; match the thread type on your hose to avoid leaks.
How is the 1.8 mm nozzle installed and what step is often missed?
Unscrew the air cap, drop the 1.8 mm nozzle into the fluid tip seat, then tighten the retaining ring until the nozzle seats fully — skipping the seat check causes spitters.
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