NEIKO 31216A Air Spray Paint Gun, HVLP with Gravity Feed, 2.0 MM Nozzle, 600 CC Capacity, Spray Gun Paint Sprayer for Walls, Automotive, Home Improvement
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- Condition
- New
- Style
- 2.0mm nozzle
- Model
- 31216A
- Dimensions
- 5.83"W x 8.94"H
- Color
- Red
- Material
- Aluminum,Stainless Steel,Metal
- Tank Volume
- 600 ml
- In the box
- Air Spray GunAluminum Cup
Features 5
- HEAVY-DUTY PAINT SPRAYER: Each spray gun is a one-piece all-steel gun body, rust-resistant stainless-steel nozzle and solid brass cap for durability and longevity.
- HIGH VOLUME LOW PRESSURE HVLP: The gravity-feed fluid delivery design smoothly feeds your paint sprayer and works together with three adjustable valve knobs for precise paint application.
- 2.0 MM NOZZLE: The color coded red 2.0 mm nozzle size is perfect for clear coat and a variety of automotive and household painting projects.
- 600 CC CUP: Each 600cc (20.3 fl. oz) aluminum cup comes with lid, and each paint spray unit comes with a metal air gauge/regulator, cleaning brush and a multi-size wrench for assembly/disassembly.
- SPECIFICATIONS: This air spray paint guns operating pressure is 40 PSI; Working pressure is 10 PSI; Average air consumption is 4.5 CFM.
Description
Professional quality HVLP (high volume, low pressure) spray gun kit gives professional results with adjustable flow rate, pressure, and spray pattern for more consistent coverage with minimal overspray.
Specs 21
| Brand | NEIKO |
|---|---|
| Tank Volume | 600 ml |
| Color | Red |
| Material | Aluminum,Stainless Steel,Metal |
| Product Dimensions | 5.83"W x 8.94"H |
| Brand Name | NEIKO |
| Model Name | 31216A |
| Model Number | 31216A |
| UPC | 837013312161 641125323140 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 61 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | HVLP Gravity Feed Air Spray Paint Gun | 2.0 mm Nozzle Size | 600 cc | Air Gauge Regulator |
| Manufacturer | Ridgerock Tools Inc. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 31216A |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 5.83"W x 8.94"H |
| Material Type | Aluminum,Stainless Steel,Metal |
| Style Name | 2.0mm nozzle |
| Power Source | air-powered |
| Maximum Pressure | 40 psi |
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Excellent value once you master a few quirks
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
There were some complaints previously about getting the "air cap" off. Which must be done to clean the gun after use. It requires a 10mm socket by the way - acquire it in a Craftsman store or some stores sell them individually as well. A 3/8" drive worked fine for me once i clamped down on the gun in a med. sized vise. I also had the air coupling adapter leak air at the bottom of the handle. I noticed that its hex was notched, WHICH MEANS IT HAS A LEFT HAND THREAD. In addition, the coupling was locked in with some kind of sealant. I got it out with another socket, turning in the clockwise direction to loosen it because of the left hand thread. Cleaned off all the goopy sealant and put it back in with teflon tape. This was on the 1.5mm sprayer. I found that too small for enamel paint, so have now purchased a second Neiko gun with a 2.0mm needle/air cap. The good thing about this purchase is it comes with a very nice air regulator that can be used at the gun. Many guns don't provide that in my limited experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2017 by fog chaser
I Love this spray gun. Easy to clean and heavy duty feel!!!
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
I would say this is the best 2.0mm primer gun I used thus far!!! I used it twice and it was easy to clean. It has a very heavy duty feel to it. Not a plastic feeling. I felt like a some what amateur pro painting with the 2.0 tip. I had to find a place to paint and I know it is not the best place to paint. I primer my mini truck bumper. I just bought the Neiko 1.4mm spray gun and can not wait to get it in the mail. The psi regulator gauge is the best!! It did not give me a hard time. Just do not forget to push the lock gauge and check on it . With the price of the gun and regulator gauge you can not beat the price and reasonable quality. A little orange peel on my clear coat , but I used a different spay gun. I wish I had the 1.4 tip to spray the base and clear.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by Dusty
Alright
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
Overall the spray gun looks good besides a few machining blemishes. The machining of the nozzle had some left over metal materials that wasn’t fully punched leaving metal burrs that was obstructing the holes. The nozzle wasn’t machined straight and the needle is not centered. The 2.0 tip spray gun is slightly better than my 1.7 tip purple harbor freight primer gun but not much of a difference. I have yet to find a spray gun that will spray any 2k primer without the need to reduce it. Overall it’s a good Spray gun to spray spot panels and little things. If you’re looking to spray bigger parts like a hood or the whole car get a better spray gun preferably 2.5 tip.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by BX
2.0 Sprays Latex Great If You....
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
I purchased the 2.0 tip unit to spray latex on boors and some cabinets. For the low price point, this gun has worked impressively well. The big secret..filter your paint before adding to the cup AND remove the included filter at the base of the cup. The filter is too restrictive to allow good paint flow and is unneeded if you pre-filter your paint, totally unneeded. I used this with Benjamin Moore Regal Select paints and it delivered a great finish. I thinned only to the max recommend rate from the tech sheets. The lower air flow adjuster opened until the treads are just visible. The fluid knob open 4 turns and the spray pattern adjusted as needed (about 1 turn). Air pressure was 40 - 50 psi depending on the paint. As typical, the fittings were crazy tight. I hit them with a socket on my impact gun and they spun out without any damage. The fitting do not need to be that tight to work correctly...which is all I have done and the gun worked flawlessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2022 by Zak Z
Not Great for Latex
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
I purchased this gun to spray water based primer and paint because of it's large 2mm tip, but the larger tip doesn't help much. Works about the same as the purple HF gun, even though it has a 1.4mm tip. With either, you need around 60 to 80 psi at the compressor outlet to spray latex paint. Make sure you have at least a 20 gal compressor, or it will run constantly, which it's not made to do.. As others have said, getting the tip off to clean is near impossible. I finally succeeded with a 10 mm socket wrench, with trigger depressed. Worth noting that once opened, the gun was already clean from spraying water from the cup and running water though the cup valve, with and without needle removed. So if trying to open the tip is causing the nut to round off, STOP, it's not necessary for latex, anyway. I’m a beginner to be sure and will continue to play with this, but so far, the Neiko gun works similarly to the purple gun, though build quality is better for the Neiko. The Neiko gun is heavy and nicely made. I will update if I figure out how to make it work better. Update. You can get an excellent finish spraying waterborne paints, but you must thin the paint with water. Probably varies by brand and type (flat, satin, semi) of paint, as well as temperature, but start with 10% water and work up to 20%, as needed. I use 1 oz water with 8 oz paint, and that usually works well. Make sure you strain the paint. The target viscosity is fairly narrow -- thin enough that the paint might run if the item is left vertical for more than a minute or two. Once painting is complete, lay the item flat immediately and don't spray too much at any one time. Three coats may be necessary. The good news is you can get a glass like finish if you get the viscosity correct and lay the item flat quickly. May take as at least 60 psi to spray adequately, but I've learned the pressure drop through the lines and quick connects is very substantial, 20 psi in my case , so more like 40 psi at the gun. (Depends on how long the hose is and how many quick connects you have.) I'm not really satisfied with the ability to concentrate the spray. It's a fan pattern even at its' smallest, though that prevents over application in any one spot. My hope was with a 2mm tip, this gun would work well with latex not overly thinned, but the the larger tip is not helpful. Would prefer the plastic lid screwed on, rather than just held with compression, but the cup can easily be replaced.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018 by Steven P.
Great for hobbyists who want to shoot Acrylic/latex paint
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
The 2.0mm gun is perfect for shooting cabinet paint and painting baseboards. I'm a DIY homeowner with an interest in saving money and trying out new endeavors. This gun comes with a pressure regulator and is very easy to set up. I thinned INSL-X® Cabinet Coat about 15% and after a few adjustments I was amazed how beautifully the paint laid down on the cabinet doors and cabinet itself. Clean up is easy. The gun disassembles easily and appears to be very durable. I think this is a fantastic HVLP gun for hobbyists who shouldn't or can't afford to dump a lot of money into a "this may or may not work" project. After a few failures with other HVLP guns, this one has restored my confidence. I'm already thinking of other painting projects. It's a great gun.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024 by Chris Maslyar
Would not buy this product again
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
Sprays well enough but very cheaply made. The lid on the spray canister is hard to remove, especially once you have paint inside it. A number of people have commented that the spray gun is hard to disassemble to clean and I found the same thing, It appears that most the nuts have something on them to keep them from coming off easily. When I disassembled mine, I actually misshaped the bolt just using a box wrench. It bent so badly, I couldn't reassemble the gun after cleaning it. I sent mine back and replaced it with the Tool Force A-C1 which appears to be much sturdier. As always, Amazon support was great.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2013 by PLS
Cleaning advice
Style: 2.0mm nozzle
It's a good sprayer, I've used it for about 12 hours on 2 weekends. It can handle latex paints and primers unthinned and without drying agents added without too many issues. Maybe dry tip every hour or so but that was expected for off and on use with standard Rustoleum paint cans which aren't intended for this. For that and the price 5/5: Cleaning has 2 concerns: * The wrench is worse than useless. No idea why it comes with the product, it will deform and slip when used on the nozzle. * The nozzle itself isn't secured with a threadlocker, but was probably put on by something torqued way too high and it's soft metal. Not a great combination. Use a 10mm socket wrench and it goes off counter clockwise like a normal threaded object. It was on too tight for the built in wrench or any of my other wrenches to get it off without damaging the soft metal in the nozzle see attached images.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020 by Brian