A:Paint spray guns can be divided into HP/XRP/LVLP/HVLP/airless/automatic spray guns. When purchasing a spray gun, you should choose the type of paint spray gun that suits you according to the spraying application.
1. HP spray gun
advantage:
HP Air Spray Guns are specifically designed to handle high viscosity coatings such as primers and adhesives. HP spray guns can efficiently atomize and deliver these coatings, making them suitable for industrial applications requiring thicker coatings.
shortcoming:
HP air spray guns tend to produce more overspray than HVLP or LVLP guns.

2. RP/XRP/HTE spray gun
advantage:
RP environmental protection spray gun can convey paint quickly and smoothly, and the transmission efficiency is as high as 70-80+%.
shortcoming:
Due to the lower pressure, the spraying distance and reach of RP spray guns may be limited compared to high pressure spray guns.

3. LVLP spray gun
advantage:
Fast spraying speed, suitable for large area spraying applications.
shortcoming:
The amount of spray is not large, and it is not suitable for high-viscosity or thicker coatings.

4. HVLP spray gun
advantage:
HVLP air spray gun is specially designed to improve overspray, which can effectively reduce paint waste, and is suitable for cabinet, furniture and DIY spraying operations.
shortcoming:
HVLP spray guns have a slower spray rate and are not suitable for commercial painting or professional applications.

5. Airless spray gun
advantage:
Airless spray guns spray efficiently and can cover large areas quickly for large spraying applications.
shortcoming:
It is impossible to adjust the flow rate of paint spray and it is easy to produce overspray.

6. automatic spray gun
advantage:
Automatic/robot dedicated air spray guns provide excellent spray results and ensure consistency and high stability.
shortcoming:
Automatic paint spray guns are more expensive to purchase and install than manual paint spray guns.