Iwata AIR GUNSA AZ3HV2-20GC (9233) – 2.0 mm HVLP Center-Post Gravity Spray Gun

The Iwata AZ3HV2-20GC is an HVLP gravity-feed spray gun designed for efficient material transfer with reduced overspray. This 2.0 mm setup is described as especially well-suited for high-solid primers and wood finishes, combining consistent spray performance with a user-focused, easy-to-maintain design.

Key Benefits

• HVLP technology helps reduce overspray and material waste.
• 2.0 mm nozzle for improved flow and coverage with heavier materials (e.g., high-solid primers).
• Ergonomic, lighter body with a soft trigger pull to help reduce fatigue.
• Polished exterior surface designed for easier cleanup.
• Center-post gravity feed supports consistent material flow.
• All wetted parts in stainless steel (per manufacturer catalog feature list).

Best Applications

• High-solid primers
• Wood finishes
• General painting projects where a wide pattern helps speed coverage

How to Use

1. Prep material: Mix and strain your coating as recommended by the coating manufacturer.
2. Fill the cup: Add material to the 600 ml gravity cup and secure the lid.
3. Set air pressure: Set pressure at the gun to the recommended value (listed as 28 PSI).
4. Adjust controls: Dial in fluid and fan controls, then test spray on scrap material.
5. Apply evenly: Keep a consistent distance (commonly referenced as 6–8 inches) and overlap passes.

Cleaning & Maintenance

• Clean promptly after use: remove and clean the air cap, fluid tip, and needle.
• Flush the gun with appropriate cleaning solvent until clear (follow your coating/solvent safety guidance).
• Replacement parts are available; the manufacturer catalog lists an O-Ring Kit (Part #9166).

Specifications

FAQ

Is this spray gun suitable for high-solid primers?

Yes. It’s described as particularly well-suited for high-solid primers.

What nozzle size does this setup use?

This model uses a 2.0 mm nozzle setup.

What are the listed operating requirements?

It’s listed with a 28 PSI recommended air pressure, 12.0 CFM air consumption, and a 14-inch pattern width.