Fuji 2250 Hobby-PRO 2 HVLP Spray System + Bonus Kit + Bonus Filters

Description

Fuji 2250 Hobby-PRO 2 HVLP Spray System + Bonus Kit + Bonus Filters
The Hobby-PRO 2 is the perfect HVLP Spray System for the serious Hobbyist. This system includes the Fuji M-Model non-bleed spray gun which has all professional features including a rear pattern control knob to adjust the fan size from small to large. The size of the bottom feed cup is 1 quart. Fuji installs a super powerful 2-stage motor which provides enough power to spray all known coatings (when properly thinned). This Turbine develops approximately 5psi. The Hobby-PRO 2 is offered with a larger size tip (1.8mm) which is ideal for thicker viscosity paint such as latex or larger surface area projects such as fences and decks. Easy to maintain. Perfect for the Hobbyist or DIYer. Heavy-duty metal case. Handy gun holder. Portable and powerful. Even though the Hobby PRO 2 was designed with the weekend warrior in mind, this machine performs as good as any other and is offered at an unbeatable price. Durable metal turbine case sits on 4-Feet rubber. Modular power cord, viscosity cup, cleaning brush, and 20 page user manual included. In addition to this we have also included a pair of filters and a Bottom Feed Cup Parts Kit.
Includes extra turbine filters and lower feed cup parts kit with this system.
Professional spray gun without bleeding, with pattern control knob to adjust the fan pattern size from small to large.
The spray gun has a stainless steel nozzle and needle.
The ergonomic handle is insulated and never gets hot.
The 25 foot hose includes an air control valve to reduce overspray and bounce.
Practical turbine gun holder.
Technical specifications
Maker
Fuji Spray
Part number
2250
Product weight
13 pounds
Product dimensions
16.5 x 14 x 15.5 inches
Product model number
2250
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
Not
Colour
Black
Voltage
110 Volts
Wattage
1400 watts
Amperage capacity
15 amps
Item Package Quantity
1
Hose length
25 Feet
Are batteries included?
Not
Are batteries needed?
Not