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PCG4D-2 400ML 1/4" ALUM CUP - Iwata

Part #: 6031D

The Iwata PCG4D-2 400ml Aluminum Cup (Model 6031D) is an essential accessory for professional automotive and industrial painting applications. Engineered for use with Iwata gravity-fed spray gun systems, this durable aluminum cup ensures reliable fluid flow and simplifies material handling for consistent results. It provides a robust solution for containing and feeding a variety of coatings.

Key Features

  • Durable Aluminum Construction: Crafted from high-quality aluminum for long-lasting performance and resistance to common shop chemicals.
  • 400ml Capacity: Offers ample volume for various paint and coating applications, reducing the need for frequent refills.
  • G1/4" Stainless Steel Joint: Features a G1/4" stainless steel (SST) fluid joint for secure and leak-free attachment to compatible spray guns.
  • Optimized for Gravity Feed: Designed specifically to work efficiently with gravity-fed spray gun systems, ensuring consistent material delivery.
  • Easy to Clean: The streamlined design facilitates straightforward mixing, storage, and cleanup, enhancing workflow efficiency.

Applications

This aluminum cup is designed for professional technicians and mechanics utilizing Iwata gravity-fed spray guns in various settings. It is ideal for automotive refinishing, industrial coating projects, custom painting, and general workshop applications where a reliable and durable paint cup is required. Compatible Iwata spray gun models include the LPH300 series (such as LPH300LV), LS400 series, WS400 series, and W-300WB.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Iwata
  • Model Number: 6031D
  • Product Name: PCG4D-2 400ML 1/4" ALUM CUP
  • Capacity: 400 ml
  • Connection: G1/4" (PF1/4") Stainless Steel Joint

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  • Model: 196334
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: 6031D
  • Manufactured by: Iwata
  • Also Known As: IWA-6031D, IWA6031D, IWA6031

This product was added to our catalog on Monday 19 January, 2015.