Value Collection 6220010614 Hvlp Gravity Feed Spray Gun

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 6220010614 is a gravity-feed, high-volume low-pressure (HVLP) paint spray gun designed for professional finishing work. It operates within a pressure range of 15 to 28 psi and draws between 7.4 and 11.5 SCFM of air, making it suitable for a wide range of coating applications. The 1.40 mm nozzle delivers controlled atomization for consistent finish quality. The aluminum body keeps weight manageable at 2.3 pounds while providing durable construction for shop and field use. Painters, body technicians, and finish contractors are the primary users of this tool.

This spray gun is suited for automotive refinishing, woodworking finishes, and general industrial coating applications where gravity-feed delivery and HVLP performance are required. The gravity-feed design uses a top-mounted cup, which reduces overspray and improves material transfer efficiency compared to siphon-feed setups. The 1-quart (0.95 L) capacity cup is appropriate for small-to-medium spray jobs where frequent color changes or material switches are common.

Key Features

• HVLP gravity-feed design reduces overspray and improves transfer efficiency
• 1.40 mm nozzle diameter for controlled atomization across a range of coatings
• Operating pressure range of 15 to 28 psi suits most air compressor setups
• Air consumption of 11.5 SCFM with a 1/4-inch NPS air inlet connection
• Aluminum body construction at 2.3 pounds for durability without excess weight
• 1-quart (0.95 L) cup capacity appropriate for detail and medium-volume work

Compatibility

Designed as an HVLP gravity-feed spray gun compatible with standard 1/4-inch NPS air fittings and conventional shop compressor systems delivering adequate SCFM output.

Installation Notes

This spray gun is installed and operated by painters, body technicians, and finishing contractors. Before connecting to an air supply, verify that the compressor output meets the 11.5 SCFM air consumption requirement at the specified operating pressure. Always relieve air pressure and empty the cup before performing any cleaning or nozzle changes. Follow applicable safety and ventilation requirements when spraying solvent-based or flammable coatings.