A Spray Gun is a device used to apply liquid substances, such as paint, varnish, or other coatings, onto a surface by spraying it through the air. Spray guns are commonly used in various industries, including automotive, construction, woodworking, and manufacturing, as well as for DIY projects at home.

High Rate of Paint Transfer: Utilizes a "grounding ring" system that enhances the space-charge density near electrodes, leading to a 40% increase in paint transfer rate compared to air spray coating guns. Additionally, it reduces paint usage by approximately 20% compared to previous models, although the actual improvement may vary based on coating conditions.

Improved Work Environment: The generation of an electric line of force between charge electrodes and the grounding ring minimizes paint mist spattering, thereby enhancing the work environment by reducing mess and ensuring a more comfortable experience for the user.

Remarkable Handling: With its compact and lightweight design (measuring only 180 mm in length), this hand gun offers exceptional handling. Its ergonomic design reduces fatigue during extended periods of use and enables users to easily coat surfaces with varying shapes, including concave-convex targets or deep crevices.

High Level of Safety: Unlike typical air electrostatic manual coating guns, this model features low-voltage specifications, enhancing safety during operation. Moreover, it includes an embedded HV potential indicator that allows users to monitor electrostatic applications easily during coating jobs, further enhancing safety protocols.

Easy Maintenance: Designed for user convenience, the hand gun incorporates main parts that are specially assembled to minimize the total number of components required. Additionally, these parts can be easily replaced using basic tools, simplifying maintenance procedures and minimizing downtime.