Product Specification
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| Payment Terms |
T/T |
Supply Ability |
500PCS/MONTH |
| Delivery Time |
30-45DAYS |
Packaging Details |
Carton Box or Crate |
| Product Type |
Woodwork-Specific Low Pressure Suction Feed Spray Gun |
Fluid Nozzle Size |
1.3mm (optimized for woodwork coatings) |
| Working Air Pressure |
35 PSi (approx. 2.41 bar) |
Cup Capacity |
1000 mL (extra-large capacity) |
| Feed Type |
Suction feed |
Air Inlet |
G1/4" standard universal interface |
| Brand Name |
YEEDA |
Model Number |
YD32-005 |
| Certification |
CE |
Place of Origin |
Zhejiang，China |
| High Light |
woodwork spray gun with 1.3mm nozzle
，35PSI spray gun for furniture
，1000mL spray gun for wooden doors
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Centered on "woodwork scenario customization + efficient wood protection", the YD32-005 Woodwork Low Pressure Spray Gun is optimized for the special needs of woodwork spraying, with core advantages as follows:
Ordinary spray guns with a caliber of 1.5mm or larger easily cause paint accumulation in wood grain, making subsequent sanding difficult; the 1.3mm customized caliber:
- Full Coating Compatibility: It can spray low-viscosity woodwork clear coats (e.g., polyurethane clear coat) to form a uniform transparent coating (thickness 10-12μm), highlighting the natural wood grain. It can also spray medium-to-high viscosity primers (e.g., sealer primer) to prevent excessive penetration of the primer into the wood, which causes color difference, and one coat can achieve the sealing effect;
- Anti-Clogging & Easy Cleaning: The inner wall of the brass nozzle is smooth, so woodwork paint (containing a small amount of fillers) is not easy to adhere. After spraying, it can be cleaned by rinsing with thinner for 30 seconds, avoiding the trouble of frequent blockage and repeated needle unclogging of ordinary stainless steel nozzles.
The H62 environmental brass nozzle has moderate hardness (HB80), which not only prevents stainless steel nozzles from being too hard to scratch the wood (in case of accidental contact) but also is more solvent-resistant than plastic nozzles. It has no cracking or deformation after long-term contact with woodwork paint thinner, and the nozzle caliber accuracy remains ≥98%, ensuring stable spraying effect (the accuracy of ordinary nozzles decreases by 15% after 3 months of use).
Wood panels (especially softwoods such as pine and fir) have low density and many pores. High-pressure spray guns (above 40PSI) easily cause paint to penetrate into the interior quickly, resulting in "color spots" on the surface; the 35PSI low-pressure design:
- Uniform Film Formation: Atomized particles adhere to the wood surface slowly, and the paint fully levels to form a flat coating (flatness ≤6μm). No color spots appear on softwoods, and no local thick paint on hardwoods (e.g., oak);
- Reduced Penetration: Low pressure reduces the penetration depth of paint into the wood (from 0.5mm at high pressure to 0.2mm), saving paint consumption (only 80mL of clear coat is needed for 1㎡ softwood spraying, 15% less than high-pressure spray guns). At the same time, it prevents wood deformation and cracking caused by excessive paint absorption.
The gun is equipped with a built-in low-pressure pressure stabilizing valve. Even if the air compressor pressure fluctuates (e.g., during the start-stop of household air compressors), the output air pressure remains stable at 35±1 PSi, avoiding uneven coating thickness caused by sudden pressure changes. Beginners can spray professional-level effects without repeated debugging, only by referring to the manual, reducing the threshold for woodwork spraying.
Woodwork spraying is mostly large-area work (e.g., one wooden door is about 2.5㎡, requiring 150-200mL of paint), and the 1000mL cup:
- Capacity Adaptation: One cup of paint can cover 5-6㎡ (e.g., 2 wooden doors + 1 wardrobe side panel), reducing refueling frequency by 50% compared with a 500mL cup. Only 2 refuels are needed for 10㎡ whole-house customized cabinet spraying, saving 30 minutes;
- Suction Feed Prevents Backflow: Suction feeding uses air pressure suction to draw paint from the cup bottom to the nozzle. Even if the gun is tilted at 60° for spraying (e.g., cabinet top), the paint will not flow back into the gun and cause blockage, making it more suitable for complex-angle spraying in woodwork than gravity feed cups.
The PC cup has high transparency, allowing real-time observation of the remaining paint (e.g., whether the clear coat precipitates due to uneven stirring), avoiding spraying interruption caused by insufficient paint. The cup mouth adopts thread + nitrile rubber sealing ring for leak-proof performance even when inverted, so there is no need to worry about paint spilling during transportation. The suction tube can be freely disassembled and directly rinsed during cleaning, with no dead-end residue.
Scenario Requirement: A furniture factory sprays polyurethane clear coat on 100 sets of solid wood wardrobes (each set has 6 side panels, 1.2m×0.6m per panel) at 35 PSi air pressure, using a 0.5m³/min industrial air compressor and medium-viscosity woodwork clear coat (viscosity 18s).
Operation Process:
- Preparation: Pour the clear coat into the 1000mL cup (800mL per cup), connect the air compressor and adjust to 35 PSi, test atomization (30cm wide fan shape with uniform particles);
- Bulk Spraying: Divide into groups of 2—one person is responsible for spraying (along the wood grain direction, 20cm nozzle distance, 40cm/s speed, 2 coats per panel, taking 1.5 minutes), and the other is responsible for refueling and panel transfer;
- Cleaning & Maintenance: Rinse the gun body and nozzle with clear coat thinner after spraying 10 panels (taking 2 minutes) to ensure no clear coat residue.
Result: An average of 120 sets of wardrobes are completed per day (20% more than planned), with a clear coat qualification rate of 99% (no sagging, color spots, or grain clogging). The paint utilization rate is 72%, saving about 2L of clear coat per day compared with ordinary spray guns, and saving more than 6,000 yuan in material costs annually.
Scenario Requirement: A woodworking workshop sprays matte clear coat on a 1.2m-diameter solid wood dining table (oak, with clear surface grain) at 35 PSi air pressure, using a 0.3m³/min household air compressor and low-viscosity matte woodwork clear coat (viscosity 15s).
Operation Process:
- Pre-Treatment: Sand the dining table surface with 400-grit sandpaper, remove dust, and pour the clear coat into the cup (500mL to avoid waste of remaining paint);
- Fine Spraying: Keep the nozzle 18cm away, spray uniformly along the direction of the table grain—first spray the tabletop (1 coat takes 3 minutes), then spray the table legs (tilt the gun, no backflow with suction feeding, taking 2 minutes);
- Post-Treatment: After the clear coat dries (24 hours), there is no grain clogging. Lightly polish with 600-grit sandpaper, and clean the gun (rinse the cup with clean water for water-based clear coat, or thinner for solvent-based clear coat, taking 1 minute).
Result: The clear coat on the dining table surface has uniform gloss (consistent matte effect), with visible wood grain and no graininess. Customers evaluate it as "comparable to brand-name furniture", and the repurchase rate increases by 85%.
Scenario Requirement: A whole-house customization factory sprays sealer primer (high viscosity, 20s) on 50 solid wood composite doors at 35 PSi air pressure, using a 0.4m³/min air compressor and suction feeding to prevent primer backflow.
Operation Process:
- Debugging & Preparation: Pour the primer into the 1000mL cup (700mL), connect the air compressor and adjust to 35 PSi, test atomization (ensure no particles or splashing of the primer);
- Efficient Spraying: One person operates—first spray the front of the wooden door (22cm nozzle distance, 45cm/s speed, one coat coverage), then spray the back and sides, taking 3 minutes per door;
- Cleaning & Finishing: Immediately after spraying, rinse the suction tube and nozzle with primer thinner (to prevent primer from drying and clogging), and disassemble the cup for separate cleaning.
Result: 50 wooden doors are sprayed in only 3 hours (4.5 hours with traditional spray guns). The primer has a good sealing effect (uniform filling of wood pores), no color bleeding during subsequent topcoat spraying, and the wooden door qualification rate reaches 100%.
A1: It is mostly due to insufficient wood cleaning or high paint moisture content. Solve it by targeted treatment:
- Cause Investigation: ①Oil/dust on the wood surface (e.g., no dust removal after sanding, oil causing poor paint adhesion); ②Clear coat moisture content ＞3% (especially water-based clear coat, bubbles formed by water evaporation); ③Air pressure below 32 PSi (insufficient atomization, air in paint particles);
- Solution: ①Wipe the wood surface with a lint-free cloth dipped in alcohol, and blow off dust with compressed air after sanding; ②Let water-based clear coat stand for 24 hours before use (to release moisture), and add 2%-3% anti-fish-eye agent to solvent-based clear coat; ③Adjust the air pressure to 35-37 PSi to ensure uniform atomized particles (no bubbles);
- Precautions: For coatings with "fish eyes", sand them smooth with 800-grit sandpaper after complete drying, and spray a thin coat of clear coat again to avoid more bubbles caused by direct coverage.
A2: Solve it through "split cup storage + accessory adaptation" without replacing the gun:
- Split Cup Storage: Prepare 500mL/200mL small measuring cups, and split the paint in the large cup according to needs (e.g., only 50mL of clear coat is needed for 0.5㎡ small pieces). Seal the remaining paint and store it in a cool place (solvent-based paint can be stored for 1 week, water-based paint is recommended to be used within 3 days);
- Accessory Adaptation: Contact the merchant to purchase a "capacity reduction adapter" for the 1000mL cup, which can reduce the effective capacity of the cup to 300mL. The adapter is made of plastic and is directly placed in the cup to reduce the remaining space of the paint, suitable for small-area spraying;
- Operation Suggestion: When spraying small areas, tilt the gun at an angle ≤30° to prevent the suction tube from failing to absorb the remaining small amount of paint (suction feeding requires the paint to cover the suction tube opening).
A3: It is mostly due to suction tube blockage or poor cup sealing. Troubleshoot step by step:
- Step 1: Check the Suction Tube: Disassemble the suction tube and check for dried paint or impurity blockage (e.g., filler particles in woodwork paint). If blocked, soak it in thinner for 10 minutes and rinse, or use a dedicated needle to unclog it (avoid scratching the silicone tube);
- Step 2: Check Cup Sealing: Loose cup lid will cause air pressure leakage and fail to form suction for feeding—tighten the cup lid clockwise until a "click" sound is heard (sealed in place), and check if the cup lid sealing ring is deformed (replace if deformed, original sealing rings have strong adaptability);
- Preventive Suggestion: Filter the paint through a 200-mesh sieve before each addition (especially primers containing fillers); clean the suction tube within 1 hour after spraying to prevent paint from drying and clogging.
A4: A 0.2m³/min air compressor can be used for small-area emergencies, but ≥0.3m³/min is recommended for large areas:
- Small-Area Emergency (e.g., one small wood panel, area 1㎡): A 0.2m³/min air compressor can support spraying, but the "intermittent spraying" method (30s spraying + 15s pause) must be adopted to avoid air pressure drop due to compressor overload (pressure below 32 PSi will affect atomization), and the single spraying area should not exceed 2㎡;
- Large-Area Spraying (e.g., whole-house customization, bulk furniture): Must replace with an air compressor of ≥0.3m³/min. Otherwise, problems such as "unstable air pressure → intermittent flow/poor atomization → uneven coating" will occur, and frequent start-stop of the compressor will shorten its service life, which reduces overall efficiency instead;
- Adaptation Suggestion: When choosing an air compressor, prioritize "displacement 0.3-0.5m³/min and air tank ≥20L". The air tank can stabilize air pressure, avoid pressure fluctuations during spraying, and ensure consistent effects of large-area woodwork spraying.
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