DeVilbiss
DeVilbiss JGA-660 HVLP Suction Sprayer
HVLP suction spray gun delivers a 10 in pattern with 22 cfm air consumption at 50 psi using a 2.2 mm nozzle and includes a 1 qt cup with 1.8 mm fluid tip
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- HVLP technology reduces overspray with 22 cfm air consumption at 50 psi
- 10 in pattern size covers wide surfaces in fewer passes
- 1 qt cup capacity supports longer spraying sessions without refills
- 8 mm fluid tip included for finer atomisation alongside standard 2.2 mm nozzle
- Suction feed design works with gravity cup for versatile material handling
DeVilbiss JGA-660 HVLP Suction Sprayer
The DeVilbiss JGA-660 is a high-volume low-pressure suction spray gun designed for professional finishing applications. It operates with a 2.2 mm nozzle and delivers a 10 in pattern size using a 1 qt suction cup.
Compressor and fitting requirements
Verify your compressor can supply 22 cfm at 50 psi to meet the gun's air consumption. The air inlet accepts a 1/4 in connection and the fluid delivery type is siphon, so ensure your air line and regulator match these specifications before ordering.
Ideal for high-volume low-pressure finishing
This sprayer suits painters who need a 2.2 mm nozzle and a 10 in pattern for medium-speed fluid delivery with a 1 qt cup. It is not suited for users who require a gravity-feed configuration without a suction cup or those needing a different nozzle size for finer detail work.
Highlights
- HVLP technology reduces overspray with 22 cfm air consumption at 50 psi
- 10 in pattern size covers wide surfaces in fewer passes
- 1 qt cup capacity supports longer spraying sessions without refills
- 8 mm fluid tip included for finer atomisation alongside standard 2.2 mm nozzle
- Suction feed design works with gravity cup for versatile material handling
Specifications
| Brand | DEVILBISS |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
Does the JGA-660 come with a cup or do I need to buy one separately?
The sprayer includes a 1 qt cup and a 1.8 mm fluid tip in the box.
Should I choose the 2.2 mm nozzle or the 1.8 mm fluid tip for my job?
The gun has a 2.2 mm nozzle fitted; the 1.8 mm tip is supplied as an alternative for finer finishes.
Will my compressor handle the 22 cfm at 50 psi requirement?
The gun consumes 22 cfm at 50 psi; your compressor must meet or exceed that flow at the stated pressure.
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