Spray Gun Adler GT-828 HVLP with 1.4 mm, 1.7 mm and 2.0 mm Nozzles

Adler GT-828 HVLP spray gun is supplied with three interchangeable nozzles (1.4 mm, 1.7 mm and 2.0 mm) to cover a wide range of coatings and viscosities. The gun is engineered for controlled atomization and efficient paint transfer typical of HVLP systems, offering consistent spray patterns for automotive, furniture and general workshop applications. The nozzle options allow users to match spray output to material and job size, facilitating precise finishes and reduced overspray.

Advantages

The Adler GT-828 provides adjustable flow and pattern control together with a choice of nozzle diameters to suit thin to medium-heavy materials. Its HVLP design improves transfer efficiency and reduces material waste compared with conventional high-pressure guns. Interchangeable nozzles make it straightforward to switch between detail work and larger panels, while maintaining uniform atomization and predictable results.

Suitable for

• Automotive refinishing, spot repairs and panel resprays
• Wood and furniture finishing, lacquers and stains
• General workshop tasks including primers, topcoats and enamels
• Projects requiring different coating viscosities and spray widths

Key specifications

• Nozzle diameters: 1.4 mm, 1.7 mm, 2.0 mm for flexible material handling
• Spray system: HVLP for high transfer efficiency and low overspray
• Adjustable spray pattern and fluid control for precise application
• Compatible with a variety of solvent- and water-based coatings
• Ergonomic handheld design suitable for extended use in workshop settings

How to use

Select the nozzle size appropriate for the coating viscosity and the area to be painted. Prepare and strain the material according to manufacturer recommendations, then adjust the gun's fluid and pattern controls to achieve the desired atomization and fan width. Maintain the recommended spray distance and move the gun in steady, overlapping strokes to ensure an even application. Clean the gun thoroughly after use, removing the nozzle and fluid needle if required to prevent clogging and ensure consistent performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the 1.4 mm nozzle for thin lacquers and base coats, the 1.7 mm for general-purpose finishing, and the 2.0 mm for heavier primers and topcoats. Match air pressure and material thinning to the selected nozzle for optimal atomization. Follow safety guidelines, use appropriate personal protective equipment and ventilate the work area during spraying.