We can powder coat and finish any firearm or gun from pistols to shotguns and even high powered rifles. Metals that are great for powder coating include the following: Steel alloys. Stainless steel. Galvanized steel.

Professional quality powder guns from companies like Gema, Nordson and Wagner typically have a maximum voltage setting of 100 kV. A good starting point is a setting of 50 to 80 kV for applying a single coat (or the first coat) to an uncoated part.

A powder coating gun machine, also known as a powder coating gun or powder spray gun, is a device used to apply the powder coating material onto the surfaces of workpieces. It is a crucial tool in the powder coating process and plays a significant role in achieving an even and uniform coating.

Here are some key features and aspects of a powder coating gun machine:

1. Powder Charging: Powder coating guns utilize an electrostatic charging principle to apply the powder coating material. The gun imparts an electrostatic charge to the powder particles as they are emitted from the gun’s nozzle. The charged particles are attracted to the grounded workpiece, resulting in a uniform coating.

2. Spray Nozzle and Patterns: The powder coating gun is equipped with a spray nozzle that determines the shape and pattern of the powder cloud. Different nozzle sizes and configurations can be used to achieve specific coating patterns, such as fan-shaped or round spray patterns. This allows for precise control over the coating application.

3. Trigger Operation: Powder coating guns are typically operated manually using a trigger mechanism. When the trigger is pulled, it activates the powder flow, allowing the operator to control the amount of powder being sprayed onto the workpiece.

4. Adjustable Settings: Powder coating guns often feature adjustable settings to control the powder flow rate, electrostatic charge level, and airflow. These settings can be adjusted to accommodate different types of powders, part sizes, and coating requirements. This flexibility ensures optimal coating performance and quality.

5. Ergonomics and Handling: Powder coating guns are designed with ergonomics in mind to provide comfortable handling during the coating process. They are lightweight and easy to maneuver, allowing operators to coat parts efficiently and effectively.

6. Maintenance and Cleaning: Regular maintenance and cleaning of the powder coating gun are necessary to ensure consistent performance and prolong its lifespan. This includes cleaning the nozzle, inspecting and replacing any worn parts, and following manufacturer guidelines for maintenance procedures.

7. Compatibility with Powder Coating System: Powder coating guns are typically designed to be compatible with specific powder coating systems. They can be connected to the powder feed system, such as a powder hopper or feed tube, to deliver a steady supply of powder to the gun.

8. Safety Features: Powder coating guns often incorporate safety features to protect the operator and prevent accidents. These may include safety interlocks, grounding devices, and built-in safety mechanisms to prevent electric shock or discharge.

Powder coating gun machines are essential tools for precise and efficient application of the powder coating material. They provide control over the coating process, allowing for uniform and high-quality finishes on a variety of surfaces and workpieces.