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MT 827 PNEUMATIC SPRAY GUN MACHINE [AIR TOOL] - 23316

Sale priceDhs. 37.00 Regular priceDhs. 41.00
SKU: 23316
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Precision HVLP Spraying for Smooth, Consistent and Professional Finishes

Achieve smooth, controlled and professional coating results with the MT 827 Pneumatic Spray Gun Machine 23316. This lightweight HVLP gravity-feed spray gun uses compressed air to deliver precise atomization with reduced overspray and paint bounce-back. Equipped with a 1.4 mm stainless steel nozzle, a translucent 600 ml nylon gravity cup and three independent adjustment controls, it is suitable for automotive refinishing, furniture coating, woodworking, lacquering and general workshop painting.

Key Features Perfect For
  • HVLP gravity-feed technology for efficient paint transfer and controlled atomization.
  • Triple adjustment system for fluid flow, fan pattern and air pressure control.
  • Precision 1.4 mm nozzle with a stainless steel needle and tip.
  • 600 ml translucent nylon cup for consistent feeding and easy material monitoring.
  • Lightweight die-cast aluminium body for comfortable, low-fatigue operation.
  • Automotive refinishing, including base coats and topcoats.
  • Furniture and woodworking paint, lacquer and clear-coat applications.
  • Workshop and manufacturing coating jobs requiring controlled coverage.
  • Small to medium-sized surfaces where an even, professional finish is required.
  • High Volume Low Pressure spray performance: The MT 827 uses an HVLP gravity-feed system to atomize paint efficiently while helping reduce overspray and material bounce-back. It operates at a recommended inlet pressure of 3.0 bar (43 PSI) and supports a maximum air pressure of 4.0 bar (58 PSI), allowing the operator to tailor performance to the coating material and application.
  • Independent triple-control adjustment: Controls positioned directly on the spray gun allow separate adjustment of fluid flow, fan-pattern width and air pressure. This makes it easier to switch between narrower, detail-focused coverage and wider spray patterns for panels, furniture and other medium-sized surfaces.
  • Standard 1.4 mm precision nozzle: The pre-installed 1.4 mm nozzle set includes a stainless steel needle, nozzle and air cap. This versatile configuration is suitable for many common coating materials, including properly prepared base coats, topcoats, lacquers, clear finishes and automotive refinishing products.
  • Efficient airflow and reliable atomization: The spray gun has a stated conventional air consumption of 260 Nl/min and an HVLP air consumption of 410 Nl/min. When paired with a compatible air compressor, this airflow supports fine atomization and helps produce a smooth, even coating with fewer visible inconsistencies.
  • 600 ml gravity-feed fluid cup: The high-capacity 600 ml plastic/nylon cup feeds coating material into the gun using gravity, supporting consistent fluid delivery while reducing interruptions. Its translucent construction also lets the operator monitor the remaining material during use.
  • Durable die-cast aluminium construction: The spray gun body is made from die-cast aluminium with a chrome/nickel finish for dependable workshop use, easier surface cleanup and balanced handling. Its robust design is engineered for reliability across automotive, furniture, maintenance and general coating work.
  • Lightweight and compact handling: With a net weight of approximately 0.685 kg including the 0.6 L cup, the MT 827 is designed to reduce operator fatigue during longer spraying sessions. Its ergonomic, compact body supports controlled single-hand operation and easier movement around detailed or awkward surfaces.
  • Standard pneumatic connection: A 1/4-inch air inlet makes the spray gun compatible with commonly used pneumatic hose fittings and regulated compressed-air systems. For stable spraying performance, the connected compressor should be able to maintain the required pressure and airflow throughout operation.

The package includes one MT 827 spray gun machine, one 600 ml gravity-feed fluid cup, one inline filter, one wrench, one cleaning brush, one guidebook and one pre-installed 1.4 mm nozzle set comprising the nozzle, needle and air cap. The machine is supplied with CE machine-test conformity and is associated with an ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System.

General Purchase & Comparison Queries

What is the advantage of choosing an HVLP spray gun?

An HVLP spray gun uses a high volume of air at relatively low pressure to apply coating material efficiently. This helps improve transfer control while reducing overspray and paint bounce-back compared with less controlled spraying methods. The MT 827 is therefore a practical choice when finish quality, material efficiency and controlled coverage are priorities.

Is the MT 827 suitable for professional workshop use?

Yes. The MT 827 combines a die-cast aluminium body, adjustable fluid and airflow controls, a 1.4 mm stainless steel nozzle system and HVLP atomization. These features make it suitable for automotive, furniture, manufacturing, maintenance and general workshop applications when it is paired with a correctly sized compressor and used with compatible coating materials.

What is included with the MT 827 spray gun?

The package contains the MT 827 spray gun machine, a 600 ml gravity-feed fluid cup, an inline filter, a wrench, a cleaning brush and a guidebook. A complete 1.4 mm nozzle set, consisting of the nozzle, stainless steel needle and air cap, is pre-installed on the gun.

Product-Specific and Usage Queries

What compressor capacity is required for this spray gun?

The connected compressor should provide a stable working pressure of approximately 3.0 bar (43 PSI) and enough delivered airflow for the selected operating mode. The stated air consumption is 260 Nl/min under conventional operation and up to 410 Nl/min for HVLP use. Compressor output should be checked at the working pressure rather than relying only on the tank size or advertised displacement.

Which coatings can be applied with the 1.4 mm nozzle?

The standard 1.4 mm nozzle is a versatile size commonly suited to properly prepared base coats, topcoats, lacquers, clear finishes and automotive refinishing materials. Actual compatibility depends on the coating manufacturer's viscosity and application recommendations, so the material should be mixed, thinned and filtered according to its technical instructions before spraying.

Can the spray pattern and paint output be adjusted?

Yes. The spray gun has a triple-control system that lets the operator independently adjust the fluid flow, fan-pattern width and air pressure. These controls allow the spray output to be matched to the coating viscosity, workpiece shape and required coverage. Testing the settings on scrap material before coating the final surface is recommended.

Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

What should I check if the spray pattern is uneven?

An uneven pattern may result from a partially blocked air cap or nozzle, unsuitable coating viscosity, low or unstable air pressure, or incorrect fan and fluid settings. Disconnect the gun from the air supply, clean the nozzle set with an appropriate cleaning solution and the supplied brush, verify that the coating is correctly prepared, and then readjust the pressure and spray pattern on a test surface.

How can I reduce overspray during operation?

Use the recommended working pressure, avoid setting the air pressure higher than necessary and adjust the fluid flow and fan width to suit the size of the surface. Keep the gun at a consistent distance and move it parallel to the workpiece rather than swinging it in an arc. Correct material viscosity and a clean 1.4 mm nozzle also help the HVLP system maintain controlled atomization.

How should the spray gun be cleaned after use?

Empty the cup and use a cleaning product compatible with the coating that was sprayed. Flush the fluid passage, then disconnect the compressed-air supply before carefully cleaning the cup, air cap, nozzle and needle. Use the supplied brush without damaging the precision openings, dry the components and reassemble them correctly. Prompt cleaning prevents hardened material from restricting fluid flow or affecting the next spray pattern.