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Fuji Spray 2805-T75G Mini-Mite 5 Platinum - T75G Gravity HVLP Spray System

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Features

  • 5-Stage turbine produces 9.5Psi
  • Features the noise reduction feature + Heat Dissipation Chamber (HDC)
  • Professional spray gun features convenient side pattern control knob to adjust size of Fan pattern from small to large

Description

The MM5 PLATINUM system uses the most powerful 5-stage turbine on the market (same as the Q5 PLATINUM system). This system is recommended for those who want the extra power available. Included with this package is the Fuji T-75G non-bleed spray gun. Obtain a professional finish with all known coatings. The Fuji T-75G features a 600Cc gravity cup. The standard air cap set is the general purpose 3 (1.3 mm) for fine finishing with lacquers, enamels, polyurethanes, latex, water-based coatings and more. Easy to maintain. What's new in the Mini-Mite PLATINUM series the Fuji Spray Heat Dissipation Chamber: Fuji Spray has designed a unique method of removing any heat build-up from the turbine case. Excess heat is channeled to a Heat Dissipation Chamber located at the rear of the case. Because the hot air is dissipated evenly through an optimum surface area with 60 holes, there is no added hiss or loud whistling noise. There is also no blowing around of dust. The benefits of a cooler running unit results in a longer life for your turbine motor compared to standard turbines. Fuji Spray noise reduction covers: The Mini-Mite PLATINUM turbines are equipped with a method to reduce noise. The noise reduction covers house the filters. Ambient air is entrained only from the rear effectively removing any direct sound paths. Air is drawn in through a large rear aperture and through specially designed ‘finger slots' for optimum performance. The 5-stage turbine develops approximately 9.5 psi. Additional power allows the user to apply heavier coatings and thicker viscosity finishes faster and with less time spent on preparation of materials. Five bonus items included inside every Mini-Mite 5 PLATINUM package – 5 for 5 (6 ft. whip hose, wet film gauge, 19 pc. spray gun cleaning kit, extra turbine filters and always measure booklet – record your material preparation and results). This unit is for North American 120V plug only. For 220V capacity, please contact Fuji Spray directly.

Brand: Fuji Spray


Tank Volume: 600 Milliliters


Color: Blue


Recommended Uses For Product: Spray Finishing


Material: Plastic, Stainless Steel


Brand Name: Fuji Spray


Recommended Uses For Product: Spray Finishing


Included Components: 25ft Hose, 6ft Whip Hose, Mini-Mite 5 PLATINUM Turbine, Power Cord, Wet Film Gauge


Model Name: Mini-Mite 5 PLATINUM


Model Number: 2805-T75G


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 24 months, Parts & Labor


UPC: 612850280572


Global Trade Identification Number: 72


Manufacturer Part Number: 2805-T75G


Item Type Name: T75G Gravity HVLP Spray System


Manufacturer: Fuji


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Tank Volume: 600 Milliliters


Item Weight: 30.7 Pounds


Item Dimensions W x H: 12.6"W x 12.6"H


Hose Length: 72 Inches


Color: Blue


Style Name: Unique


Power Source: AC


Maximum Pressure: 9.5 Pound per Square Inch


Material Type: Plastic, Stainless Steel


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I hadn’t used a spray gun in over 40 years until I bought this system. My first application was applying clear polyurethane to a set of floating shelves I made for a friend. They came out perfect. A much better finish than what you can get with a brush. The system was fairly straight forward to operate and the gun is easy to clean. I also purchased the 3M PPS 2 system cups and liners. I was missing 2 small screws for the spray gun holder that mounts to the turbine housing. I emailed Fuji and they sent replacements right out to me. Excellent customer service and product. I am very pleased with this purchase. ... show more
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DIYer, with a habit of going down rabbit holes. Purchased to spray stain, hand apply glaze, and then spray conversion varnish on custom milled moldings to match commercially-manufactured cabinets. The cabinet manufacturer would not supply finished millwork in lengths longer than 10 feet, and I had a 14' stretch of crown that I had minimal hope of sufficiently hiding the appearance of a joint (because of client OCD haha and the room lighting and where it was, etc.). Another problem is that the stained wood I was trying to match was alder. And the stain is translucent white; highly pigmented, especially with the glaze step, but the base color of the brownish alder and wood grain affects the final appearance. Searched high and low for anyone to supply alder in rough boards longer than 10 feet. A local millwork manufacturer would do the shaping if I could find any because they could not source it. 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I absolutely love this Mini Mite 5. I've only been spraying water-based poly so far (GF Enduro water-based), but for my use, the sprayer is working wonderfully. The Enduro finish sprays un-thinned and lays down really well. The gun feels great to use, has plenty of adjustability and control and is easy to dial in desired flow and pattern. I also added a 3M PPS2.0 cup (13.5 oz to make it easier to get into constrained spaces) and adapter. With this setup, it's easier to spray at awkward angles, and clean up is super easy - run water through the gun, a quick clean with a pipe brush at the fluid inlet, and disassembly to clean the tip and needle is quick and simple. I'm completely satisfied with my purchase. ... show more
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