✅ Yellow color indicates intended use: Green color indicates that the filter is dedicated to the filtration of varnishes, stains and pigments, making it easier to choose the right filter for a specific type of work.
✅ Quality and reliability: The filter is made of durable material, which guarantees its reliability and durability during use.
✳️ Specification:
✔️ quantity: 7pcs
✔️ filter: 100 mesh
✔️ Material:metal, plastic
✔️ Length: 93.5mm
✔️ Diameter: 10.8mm
✳️ You will find all 3 types of filters in our offer:
✅ 100 mesh filter (yellow): The yellow filter with a 100 mesh mesh is designed for varnishes, stains, and pigments.
✳️ Nozzle hole range for different types of sprayed material:
✔️ Pigments: 0.009″
✔️ Stains, Varnishes, Oils: 0.009″ – 0.011″
✔️ Primer: 0.013’’
✔️ Urethanes, Epoxies: 0.013″ – 0.015″
✔️ Enamels, Emulsions: 0.015″
✔️ Acrylics: 0.015″ – 0.019″
✔️ Latex: 0.017″ – 0.019″
✔️ Waterproofing agents: 0.023″ - 0.031″
✔️ Elastomers: 0.025″ - 0.033″
✔️ Putties, plasters: 0.027″ - 0.035″
✔️ Bituminous masses: 0.055'' - 0.065''
✅ Choosing the right nozzle is child's play with us! Here are a few steps to help you decide:
1️⃣ The first digit (A) indicates the nozzle fan width, we'll label it "A". Multiplying the first digit "A" x 5 cm gives you the fan width we want when holding the gun 30 cm from the surface. So mathematically, this can be written as:
Flow width = A x 5 cm
This means that holding the gun 30 cm from the surface will give a fan width of 25 cm.
For example, "517" is a nozzle with a fan width of 25 cm and a nozzle orifice diameter of 0.017 inch.
Example: If the first digit "A" is 5, then the fan width is: Fan width = 5 x 5 cm = 25 cm