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- High-output, three-stage turbine motor puts out over 100 cfm at 6 psi
- Sprays all sprayable coatings
- No. 3 nozzle installed--ideal for most fine finishing
- Turbine noise has been reduced by more than 50% making this model very quiet
- Includes spray gun, one-quart cup, and a 25-foot Fuji Flex rubber hose
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Product Description
Fuji's HVLP spray system uses a high volume of low-pressure air to atomize paint. The Fuji Q3 system features a powerful three-stage turbine motor that puts out over 100 cfm at 6 psi. And because the air pressure is low, the Fuji HVLP gun produces a softer, easier-to-control spray, which lets you lay the paint on gently. This system also reduces overspray by up to 80 percent for a cleaner, healthier workplace. Popular with professional woodworkers and cabinetmakers, the Q3 system sprays all sprayable coatings and comes with a No. 3 nozzle installed, ideal for most fine finishing. Fuji has reduced the turbine noise by more than 50 percent, too, making this model very quiet. The complete system is CSA approved. All electrical components are UL listed. The Fuji warranty covers parts and labor for a period of two years after purchase. This system includes a spray gun, a 1-quart cup, and a 25-foot Fuji Flex rubber hose.
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This review is from: Fuji Industrial Spray Equipment Q3XXX High Output HVLP Sprayer (Tools & Home Improvement)
I've sprayed lacquer for years using conventional high-pressure guns. I'm now working at home in the garage and decided to give HVLP a try in order to avoid the burden of a spray booth. I unpacked the Q3 this weekend and sprayed a large dresser/hutch that I'd just built with a water-based clear finish (Ceramithane). I got the job done, but I learned a few things in the process that I thought I'd pass along.In all respects, the HVLP system sprayed just as well as a conventional compressor/gun system. However, after the eight hours that it took me to spray all the parts of the dresser, I came to the conclusion that no matter what system you're using, if you're spraying you're going to have overspray--that is, if you're using enough air to atomize liquid finishes. I tried turning the air regulator down, which did, in fact, reduce the overspray tremendously. However, the material would not atomize properly and I had to open the valve back up to get a good finish on the piece. In the end, I had to orient all the critical surfaces vertically while spraying so that the overspray didn't settle on them as they dried. This made all the difference in the world, but it took a lot of time and space I didn't have to start with. On the plus side, you can avoid part of the expense and maintenance associated with a large compressor, which is great. The unit is fully portable--you can take it anywhere there's an electrical outlet. It's not really all that loud, especially compared to a compressor big enough to run a spray gun properly. And, when used with the airflow regulator opened up, it did lay down a nice finish. In conclusion, if you're considering purchasing this equipment thinking your overspray worries are going to magically disappear, think again. Just keep in mind that you're never going to get completely away from overspray as long as you're using air to atomize liquid finishes.
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Nice sprayer, but hose doesn't get it.,
By Geno T. (Anderson, SC United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Fuji Industrial Spray Equipment Q3XXX High Output HVLP Sprayer (Tools & Home Improvement)
I wondered what all the talk was about with HVLP. It really doesn't seem all that different from the old sprayer I had. I'd probably do it again, though... but the hose reeeally needs work. It is promoted as a flexible hose, and that is the downfall. You step on it and the spray instantly becomes a dribble... messing up your paint or whatever. If the hose gets a kink when you pull it, there goes the dribble again. They really need to re-engineer the hose. It is much quieter than the old compressor I used. With three patterns you can do some pin-point accuracy too.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Customer Service From Fuji,
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This review is from: Fuji Industrial Spray Equipment Q3XXX High Output HVLP Sprayer (Tools & Home Improvement)
I just received my Q3 and upon opening the box, the air hose was abraded in one spot so that the nylon threads were showing. Now, it didn't affect the operation but over the life of the hose, I figured it might fail prematurly some day. I called Fuji on Saturday and left a message about the problem. Monday morning at 11:00am I received a call from Fuji. After I explained the problem, they shipped me a new hose and told me to keep the old one as a spare. The customer service rep was very friendly and helpful. I was amazed at how responsive they were and willing to make things right. This company knows the meaning of customer service! The manual that came with the sprayer is quite thorough. It really explains the operation and maintenance of the . It also gives basic spraying technique, general thinning/viscosity guidelines and other suggestions. I would definitely buy this unit again!
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