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Part Number HV2500LERB
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Weight26 Pounds
Length12.50 inches
Width22.50 inches
Height12.50 inches
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Delivering a perfectly fine finish with low overspray, Campbell Hausfeld's HV2500 sprayer is ideal for painting or staining cabinets, trim, furniture, machinery and equipment. The unit sprays light, medium, and heavy-stains, varnishes, oil-based paint, and latex. With 58 CFM and 5 PSI, the sprayer offers just the right output for professional results. A 2-stage turbine motor facilitates a transfer efficiency of 85 percent. The purchase includes an HVLP spray gun, 25-foot hose, 2 needle/nozzle sets, a wrench, a viscosity stick, strainers, and a cleaning brush. Best of all, weighing just 26 pounds, this fine finisher won't wear out your arm-ensuring that you execute flawless detail work.
Product Description
Includes Commercial High Volume / Low Pressure Finishing Painter - HV2500LERB, Turbine, Stub Hose, 25-ft Air Hose, Semi-Professional Spray Gun with All-Purpose Material Fluid Set, Gun Wrench, Thin Material Fluid Set, Cleaning Brush, Viscosity Stick, Cone Strainers
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40 of 41 people found the following review helpful
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I've had this unit for a couple of years now...and in short it's priced fairly. Not too great but not too bad. It got me started with HVLP. It just does not have enough power for shooting any thick (even kinda thick) finish. If you just want to shoot waterborne poly it works fine.
I wanted to shoot paint and oil based poly. For paint, forget it. Even with the heavy needle it just shoots splatter. For oil based poly it can't shoot a smooth even finish. With the heavy needle in it you get orange peel.
It was a good intro machine for me, but I ended up going for the top end
Accuspray on the second go round. Triple the price but you get professional results (why waste your time spraying if you get sub-par results?) and 3M's PPS which makes clean up a breeze. You know it's hard to justify the price for an expensive unit but think how many hours you have into your project. Why risk an average finish on it.
I wanted to shoot paint and oil based poly. For paint, forget it. Even with the heavy needle it just shoots splatter. For oil based poly it can't shoot a smooth even finish. With the heavy needle in it you get orange peel.
It was a good intro machine for me, but I ended up going for the top end
Accuspray on the second go round. Triple the price but you get professional results (why waste your time spraying if you get sub-par results?) and 3M's PPS which makes clean up a breeze. You know it's hard to justify the price for an expensive unit but think how many hours you have into your project. Why risk an average finish on it.
38 of 39 people found the following review helpful
I have tried HVLP conversion guns in the past...Well, cheapy ones and was left dissapointed. A bathroom project that consisted of spraying a significant amount of Urethane and a bathtub with Acrylic polyurethane was on my list so I needed an HVLP and decided I wanted a turbine. Not wanting to invest alot of money I did a tremendous amount of research and decided on the HV2500. Although it is only a 2 stage unit I was satisfied with the specs and decided to give it a try. This unit comes with a fine and general fluid set. For an affordable $15 I bought a thick coatings fluid set should I attempt latex.
I used the Fine fluid set for the clear urethane which came out fantastic with great atomization and no runs. For the white Acrylic Polyurethane on the bathtub I used the general fluid set with satisfactory results. I got some orange peel but I blame that more on lack of experience than I do the HVLP itself. I need more practice spraying and getting the settings just right. The gun is reasonably easy to clean and should last a while so long as your not using this commercially. The unit comes with a 25' hose which is great to afford you the ability to keep the unit far away from the spraying vacinity and since they sound like vacuum cleaners the farther away the noise the better.
Overall if your looking for a decent HVLP with good parts availability at a really good price, give the HV2500 a try. It may suprise you.
I used the Fine fluid set for the clear urethane which came out fantastic with great atomization and no runs. For the white Acrylic Polyurethane on the bathtub I used the general fluid set with satisfactory results. I got some orange peel but I blame that more on lack of experience than I do the HVLP itself. I need more practice spraying and getting the settings just right. The gun is reasonably easy to clean and should last a while so long as your not using this commercially. The unit comes with a 25' hose which is great to afford you the ability to keep the unit far away from the spraying vacinity and since they sound like vacuum cleaners the farther away the noise the better.
Overall if your looking for a decent HVLP with good parts availability at a really good price, give the HV2500 a try. It may suprise you.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Bought the CH HV2500 to paint all the cabinets in my house. Had never used a sprayer before. Took me six days to prepare the cabinets (remove hardware, wash, sand, prime, tape off face etc), and only about three hours to spray the whole job, 62 cabinets. I sprayed acrylic latex. The hardest part was in getting this thick paint thinned down to the correct viscosity. I also used Floetrol to help the latex lay flat. Once I discovered the correct mix, the CH HV2500 put on a mirror-like finish. I am very happy with this product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great product; not packaged properly for shipping
I've had experience with two CH sprayers now, and this one lives up to the expectations for quality and usability. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Backpacker
Very nice sprayer
While this may not be the best HVLP on the market I give it 5 stars because I was able to very easily do exactly want I wanted to with it. Read more
Published on March 4, 2009 by Mike M
Magnificent
The paint sprayer works magnificently for me, it saves me time, and time is money here in Trinidad. I would recommend this product to anyone who is in the painting business. Read more
Published on October 21, 2008 by Angela George
Work great
I just sprayed water-based polyurethane on the inside of some kitchen cabinets I'm making. The sprayer worked great, and saved me a lot of time. Read more
Published on October 12, 2008 by P. Gray
Great Unit! Huge step up from cheaper home store models
We use this to apply floor dyes and it works amazingly well. No leaking like you get with the cheaper models. It does exactly what we needed it to do. Read more
Published on September 16, 2008 by R. Phillips
Great product
Bought this to apply penetrating oil on a redwood fence/deck/trellis. Worked great. Only took a couple hours. Used to take all weekend to roll or brush then wipe off. Read more
Published on May 23, 2008 by R. Perry
Great System - Great price
I am a professional finish carpenter and I do painting on the side (cabinet work, trim, etc). I have used a variety of HVLP sprayers and this unit, does just fine with all types of... Read more
Published on April 16, 2008 by J. Wares
Good Paint Sprayer/Time Saver
This paint sprayer worked well for painting trim and doors. It saved a lot of time and the finish is much better than being brushed on. Read more
Published on March 19, 2008 by David E. Sturm
Product Good, Customer Service Lousy
I've only used the HV2500 sprayer a couple of times and it worked fine, although I wish the gun was made of metal instead of plastic. Read more
Published on May 8, 2007 by S. Wolf
Campbell/Hausfeld Sprayer
I really like the the sprayer. However, you really have to practice to get used to the spray pattern that is established. Read more
Published on April 1, 2007 by N. Buckmaster
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