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Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
Separate spray gun allows user to make longer, faster strokes and causes less operator fatigue. Air valve adjusts for constant pressure to avoid runs or sags. Nozzles Included (qty.): 1, Required CFM: 4 - 6, Operating PSI: 0 - 40, Air Inlet Size (in. NPT): 1/4, Fluid Inlet Size (in.): 3/8, Air Hose Length (ft.): 5 1/3, Fluid Hose Length (ft.): 6, Nozzle Size (mm): 1.0, Paint Cup Size (oz.): 64 Enamels: 10 PSI Lacquers: 5 PSI
Average Customer Rating:
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3 of 5(60%)would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
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January 21, 2008
By hdtxcowboy
from texas
"Used this sprayer to stain 300 feet of picket fence. adjustments are very precise. cleanup is a pain, you need to use alot of solvent to run through the gun. Overall a very good value."
What is your level of technical expertise? Professional
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Review 2 for Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
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Nice piece of equipment without breaking the bank,
January 14, 2008
By dubridge84
from Michigan
"I got this sprayer for my Dad for Christmas. The ordering process was very easy and reasonable in shipping time considering the time of year. He loves the fact that you have so much mobility to spray upside down and in tight areas. You can buy a devilbiss for around $600 and I am sure it is worth the money but for those who want a decent sprayer and quality customer service this is the one for you."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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Review 3 for Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
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5
So So Sprayer,
January 14, 2008
By redleg
from Minnesota
"This sprayer worked ok - the gun is nice and is easy to clean. The hoses are a little stiff which makes the gun a little awkward at times. The biggest drawback is the canister which skrews to the regulator by means of coarse threading which requires greasing for lubrication. There is absolutely no way to get the thing tight enough to seal, so you end up with paint oozing down the sides of the cannister. So forget about hanging the cannister from a belt loop unless you want a painty leg!"
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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Review 4 for Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
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Leaked!!,
June 23, 2007
By BigSky159
from Montana
"This sprayer's canister leaked like a sieve and was completely worthless. I'm terribly disappointed in it and would not recommend it at all. Maybe the remote gun would work with a paint pot but if I still had the receipt, I'd return it."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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Review 5 for Northern Industrial Spray Canister with Remote Gun
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5
2 Qt canister with remote gun,
March 7, 2007
By TheMadWeldor
from Westfield , Ma.
"Dear supplier of many things for my Vocational Education students,
I purchased the canister sprayer to paint trailers that my students fabricate in our
welding shop. We cannot paint in the school shop, so I road test the trailers 8 miles to my home welding shop and paint them. I was using a standard gravity type sprayer and it was a pain to get into all the framework of the trailers. The remote gun works like a charm. I'm a better painter now without all the runs I used to put in the paint jobs. It saves me from getting ribbed by my students too.
I purchased the canister sprayer to paint trailers that my students fabricate in our
welding shop. We cannot paint in the school shop, so I road test the trailers 8 miles to my home welding shop and paint them. I was using a standard gravity type sprayer and it was a pain to get into all the framework of the trailers. The remote gun works like a charm. I'm a better painter now without all the runs I used to put in the paint jobs. It saves me from getting ribbed by my students too.
Thanks again from the Welding students at GRHS and their Instructor"
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