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Part Number 2893-GXPC
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The Q3 GOLD Model with Gravity Spray Gun Turbine Spray System is the quietest 3-stage HVLP turbine on the market. Please note that this system includes the 9600-G Xpc Gravity Spray Gun that features a pattern control knob to adjust the fan size from small to large and everything in between (fully incremental). The size of the gravity cup is 400cc (.85 pint). Using patented noise reduction, noise levels have been reduced to less than 50 percent of standard HVLP turbines. All other specifications are identical to the Mini-Mite 3 Model. The new Fuji 9600-G Gravity Xpc spray gun is also non-bleed - air only passes through the spray gun when the trigger is pulled. The benefit is less blowing around of shop dust and less paint buildup on the tip of the fluid nozzle. The spray gun features a stay-cool nylon handle, stainless steel fluid passages and an external needle packing adjustment. Obtain a professional finish with all known coatings. The standard Air cap set is the general purpose #4 for fine finishing with lacquers, enamels, polyurethanes, latex, water based coatings and more. The 3-stage turbine motor is the most powerful in its class. Complete system includes the Q3 GOLD Quiet 3-stage turbine, hi-flex hose, Xpc Gravity non-bleed spray gun with 400cc cup, paint strainer, viscosity cup, cleaning brush, and 20 page User Manual.
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The Q3 GOLD model with gravity spray gun turbine spray system is the quietest 3-stage HVLP turbine on the market. Please note that this system includes the 9600-G XPC gravity spray gun that features a pattern control knob to adjust the fan size from small round to large and everything in between (Fully incremental). The size of the gravity cup is 400cc (.85 pint). Using patented noise reduction, noise levels have been reduced to less than 50% of standard HVLP turbines. All other specifications are identical to the Mini-Mite 3 model. The new Fuji 9600-G gravity cup spray gun is also non-bleed - air only passes through the spray gun when the trigger is pulled. The benefit is less blowing around of shop dust and less paint buildup on the tip of the fluid nozzle. The spray gun features a stay-cool nylon handle, stainless steel fluid passages and an external needle packing adjustment. Obtain
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
The Fuji 2893-G-XPC Q3 is a very good product, the gun (9600 G XPC, gravity feed with pressure assist) controls are easy to master and the paint/finish delivery is very good. The Q3 turbine is reasonably quiet, similar to a moderately noisy vacuum cleaner. The air delivery hose is moderately stiff, but the heavy rubber cover should last a very long time. I did not get the additional whip extension hose that would be appreciated in a production setting.
The fan width control and fluid delivery controls are both very good. I suggest starting with a very small amount of fluid and a medium fan setting to get a sense of the delivery rate and fan size. Check the result on a scrap or sheet of newspaper. You can then dial up more fluid and change your fan width accordingly. (please see photo for control locations) The gun can deliver paint very quickly, not as fast as most airless sprayers, but, in my experience, much faster than conventional cup guns or standard, compressor type high pressure (25-40 psi) HVLP guns, and with much less overspray. The gravity feed reservoir is pressurized to assist fluid flow to the nozzle.
Instructions from Fuji recommend a drip rate of about 20-40 secs through the viscosity cup they provided. I shot clear waterborn polyurethane sealer and top coat(drip rate 20-25 sec) and a diluted resin stain (drip rate 30-35 sec). The thinner clear coats leveled out very well while the resin stain were good to very good. I was able to spray effectively into assembled drawers, inside and out, both vertical sides and the horizontal bottoms. The finish spray coated into the corners, although I did get a few runs in the clear coat on vertical surfaces when I applied too much material. Yes, its fairly easy but there is a learning curve !
Other notes:
+++++The fluid reservoir mounted to the side of the gun can be tilted to allow spraying up or down at high angles. The adjustable lock for the pivoting action can be hand set to a "firm grip", in other words, no tools are required to change the angle of the cup, and after several hours of use, never required readjustment.
+++++While some may find the reservoir small, about 1/2 liter, it is very easy to refill. The gun has a built-in stand and is very stable when the hose is removed. The funnel shape drains almost all the product from the cup.
+++++The gun can be converted to a pressure pot system. However, due to the side entry of product to the gun, the hose might be awkwardly positioned and a right angle adapter would be needed.
+++++The air filter (foam block) is accessable under the tubine unit and is a press fit into the housing (no dissassembly required). Fujispray recommends that the tubine NOT be raised above the ground to avoid kinking the hose and restricting air flow. I'd say put the turbine on a tarp or clean surface and not suck air in off the ground or a dirty floor, but thats just me.
The fan width control and fluid delivery controls are both very good. I suggest starting with a very small amount of fluid and a medium fan setting to get a sense of the delivery rate and fan size. Check the result on a scrap or sheet of newspaper. You can then dial up more fluid and change your fan width accordingly. (please see photo for control locations) The gun can deliver paint very quickly, not as fast as most airless sprayers, but, in my experience, much faster than conventional cup guns or standard, compressor type high pressure (25-40 psi) HVLP guns, and with much less overspray. The gravity feed reservoir is pressurized to assist fluid flow to the nozzle.
Instructions from Fuji recommend a drip rate of about 20-40 secs through the viscosity cup they provided. I shot clear waterborn polyurethane sealer and top coat(drip rate 20-25 sec) and a diluted resin stain (drip rate 30-35 sec). The thinner clear coats leveled out very well while the resin stain were good to very good. I was able to spray effectively into assembled drawers, inside and out, both vertical sides and the horizontal bottoms. The finish spray coated into the corners, although I did get a few runs in the clear coat on vertical surfaces when I applied too much material. Yes, its fairly easy but there is a learning curve !
Other notes:
+++++The fluid reservoir mounted to the side of the gun can be tilted to allow spraying up or down at high angles. The adjustable lock for the pivoting action can be hand set to a "firm grip", in other words, no tools are required to change the angle of the cup, and after several hours of use, never required readjustment.
+++++While some may find the reservoir small, about 1/2 liter, it is very easy to refill. The gun has a built-in stand and is very stable when the hose is removed. The funnel shape drains almost all the product from the cup.
+++++The gun can be converted to a pressure pot system. However, due to the side entry of product to the gun, the hose might be awkwardly positioned and a right angle adapter would be needed.
+++++The air filter (foam block) is accessable under the tubine unit and is a press fit into the housing (no dissassembly required). Fujispray recommends that the tubine NOT be raised above the ground to avoid kinking the hose and restricting air flow. I'd say put the turbine on a tarp or clean surface and not suck air in off the ground or a dirty floor, but thats just me.
Everyone should have one. The paint goes on so evenly and effortlessly! The process is fast & the paint dries fast... I will never hold a paint brush or roller again!
I bought this unit from Amazon earlier this year and it was pure frustration! It sprayed stain beautifully but oil based MinWax poly always "orange peeled". No matter how much I thinned it, the finish was awful. Finally I went onto Rockler's site and found that people loved Generals poly plus oil. Thinned it 25% and it sprayed flawlessly! Turns out my frustration was with the material, not the HVLP. This unit it wonderful if you use the right stuff in it.
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