80kV reciprocating powder gun 0.4Bar Powder Coating Gun for railway accessories

$230.00
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80kV reciprocating powder gun 0.4Bar Powder Coating Gun for railway accessories

80kV reciprocating powder gun for railway accessories

This engineering plastic electrostatic powder coating gun uses 80kV high voltage with 0.4Bar steady air pressure and round nozzle 8mm, boosting powder usage & uniform coating for railway accessories small parts. Premium engineering plastic body brings wear & corrosion resistance to cut your daily maintenance cost. Precision round nozzle 8mm fully covers irregular agricultural spare parts and reduces powder waste effectively. We support factory wholesale, OEM & parameter customization on voltage, air pressure and nozzle. Contact us to get exclusive factory quotation.

Technical Specifications

Working Air Pressure0.4Bar
Electrostaic Hignh Voltage80kV
Main Body Materialengineering plastic
Spray Nozzle Typeround nozzle 8mm
Suitable Industryrailway accessories

Key Benefits

Made of engineering plastic, the reciprocating powder gun with round nozzle 8mm works under 80kV & 0.4Bar. Less powder consumption and fewer defective products help you save production budget greatly, perfect for large-scale railway accessories production.

Wholesale & Customization

We supply bulk wholesale of engineering plastic reciprocating powder gun with customizable 80kV, 0.4Bar and round nozzle 8mm specs to match your unique railway accessories production demands. Get custom catalog and exclusive factory quotation by contacting our team.

FAQ

Why does my powder paint gun need daily cleaning?
A dirty powder paint gun can clog, spit powder, and ruin finish quality.
Is there a minimum order for a wholesale powder pistol?
Wholesale orders of a standard powder pistol often start at 10–20 pieces.
What is OEM service for a powder coating gun?
OEM service means a manufacturer produces the powder coating gun under your brand name.
My digital powder spray pistol shows error code E05. What does it mean?
E05 on a digital powder spray pistol often means a short circuit in the electrode; check for powder buildup.