Jet 505596 Paint Sprayer Cleaning Kit JAT-500 JAT-501

Product Description

The JET 505596 is a cleaning kit designed for gravity-feed and suction-feed paint sprayers used in finishing and coating applications. The kit provides a matched set of brushes and needles sized to reach the fluid passages, air caps, and nozzle channels that accumulate dried paint and solvent residue after use. Keeping these components clean maintains consistent spray patterns and extends the service life of the sprayer. The kit packages three distinct tool types in a single unit: a nylon tube brush, a graduated mini brush set, and a needle set covering multiple diameters. Auto body technicians, industrial finishers, and production spray crews will find this kit useful for routine maintenance between jobs.

The JET 505596 is intended for use with JET spray equipment in professional finishing environments. Typical applications include post-job teardown and cleaning of spray gun bodies, fluid tubes, and passage ways where solvent flushing alone is insufficient. The kit is a compact, single-package solution suited for a shared tool cart or individual technician kit bag.

Key Features

• Includes one white nylon tube brush, 3/8 inch diameter x 8.75 inches long, for cleaning fluid tubes and barrels
• Five-piece mini brush set in 2, 2.5, 3, 4, and 5 mm diameters for cleaning nozzle passages and air cap ports
• Six-piece needle set in 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 mm diameters for clearing fine fluid and air passages
• Matched to the internal dimensions of compatible JET spray guns for a proper fit
• Single-package kit keeps all cleaning tools organized together at the workstation

Compatibility

Designed for use with the JET 505500 JAT-500 and JET 505501 JAT-501 paint sprayers.

Installation Notes

Cleaning and maintenance of paint sprayers should be performed by a qualified finishing technician following the sprayer manufacturer's instructions. Before disassembling the spray gun for cleaning, depressurize the fluid system and relieve any remaining material pressure per the equipment manual. Use appropriate solvent for the coating type being cleaned, and work in a well-ventilated area following applicable safety and fire codes. Inspect brushes and needles for wear before each use and replace if bristles are frayed or needles are bent.