This miniature gravity/side-feed spray gun is a full featured HVLP, low-air-consumption gun. It provides high atomization, with precise control of the spray pattern, and a minimum of overspray.

The LPH-50 is ideal for touch-up or custom automotive and motorcycle painting, illustration background spraying, and large studio and mural work.

The gun features an adjustable spray pattern from round to full-fan shape, stainless steel nozzle and paint passage, heat-tempered needle, and a cartridge-style air valve set.

The LPH-50 has a .6 mm. screw-in nozzle and a 4 oz. stainless-steel gravity-feed cup that is side-mounted and rotates. It makes a spray pattern from 1/8 in. to 2 1/2 in.

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