Westward
Westward Texture Gun 13P494 1-1/2 gal Aluminium/Plastic
Applies texture to drywall, plaster and pool decks using gravity-fed 1-1/2 gal aluminium and plastic hopper with three nozzle sizes
- TypeDrywall & Plastering Tools
- 1-1/2 gal hopper holds more material for fewer refills
- 90-degree spray angle covers wide surfaces quickly
- Includes 4 mm, 6 mm, and 8 mm nozzles for texture variety
- Gravity-flow design works with drywall mud and pool-deck coatings
- Aluminium and plastic body keeps the gun lightweight and corrosion-resistant
Westward 13P494 Texture Gun
This Westward texture gun holds one and a half gallons of drywall mud or gravity-flow material. It is built with an aluminium and plastic hopper and a steel handle for durability. The tool ships with 4 mm, 6 mm, and 8 mm nozzles included in the single-piece package.
Texture professionals and renovation crews
Contractors applying texture to walls, ceilings, or pool decks will find the 90-degree spray angle and gravity-fed design suitable for consistent coverage. Buyers who need a pressure-fed system or a larger hopper capacity for continuous high-volume spraying should look at alternative equipment.
1-1/2 gallon gravity-fed hopper
The hopper capacity determines how much material can be loaded before a refill is required during a job. This unit requires a separate air compressor to operate and is compatible with manufacturer model 16048 and Grainger part 13P545 for replacement parts.
Highlights
- 1-1/2 gal hopper holds more material for fewer refills
- 90-degree spray angle covers wide surfaces quickly
- Includes 4 mm, 6 mm, and 8 mm nozzles for texture variety
- Gravity-flow design works with drywall mud and pool-deck coatings
- Aluminium and plastic body keeps the gun lightweight and corrosion-resistant
Specifications
| Brand | Westward |
|---|---|
| Type | Drywall & Plastering Tools |
Questions about this item
How often will the 4 mm, 6 mm and 8 mm nozzles need cleaning or replacement when spraying drywall mud?
Clean each nozzle after every use to prevent dried material from blocking the openings; replace a nozzle only if the tip becomes deformed or the orifice wears enough to change the spray pattern.
What limits continuous operation — hopper capacity, compressor duty cycle or material viscosity?
The 1-1/2 gal hopper sets the practical run time between refills, while the compressor must supply enough CFM at 90 psi to keep the gravity-fed gun spraying without pressure drop.
How much noise and heat should I expect from the compressor required to run this gun all day?
The gun itself is silent and produces no heat; all sound and thermal output come from the separate compressor, so select a unit rated for continuous duty at the required CFM and pressure.
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