LS400 ENTECH 1.2 GUN ONLY - Iwata

The Iwata LS400 ENTECH 1.2 Spray Gun (Model 5930) is engineered for professional automotive and industrial technicians demanding exceptional finish quality and efficiency. This HVLP spray gun leverages advanced atomization technology to deliver a consistent, uniform spray pattern, making it a reliable choice for critical painting tasks. Its design focuses on superior material transfer and user comfort during prolonged use.

Key Features

• Advanced HVLP Technology: Operates at 10 PSI at the nozzle, providing concentrated, coarse atomization for a refined finish while minimizing overspray and reducing material waste.
• Split Nozzle Technology: Features pre-atomization nozzle technology and a newly designed air cap, which together create a flat, thin, and wide spray pattern for excellent material distribution and reduced application issues.
• Optimized for Modern Coatings: Equipped with stainless steel fluid passages, this gun is highly effective with both solvent-borne and waterborne base coats, as well as clear coats.
• High Transfer Efficiency: Designed to achieve superior transfer efficiency, exceeding 65% VOC compliance, which translates to significant material savings and reduced environmental impact.
• Ergonomic and Lightweight Design: Developed with a focus on user comfort, its balanced and ergonomic grip helps to minimize painter fatigue and repetitive strain during extended periods of use.
• Durable and Easy to Maintain: Constructed with professional-grade components and designed for straightforward cleaning and maintenance, ensuring long-term reliability in demanding workshop environments.

Applications

The Iwata LS400 ENTECH 1.2 is particularly well-suited for a variety of professional refinishing and industrial painting applications. Its precise 1.2mm nozzle is ideal for applying both solvent and waterborne base coats, providing a consistent and smooth foundation. This gun is also versatile enough for clear coat applications, offering an all-rounder solution for achieving a uniform finish on vehicle panels and other industrial components. It performs effectively across a wide range of climatic conditions, including hot and dry, or cold and high humidity environments, ensuring consistent results.