LVLP Spray Gun

The PORPHIS LVLP (Low Volume Low Pressure) Spray Gun is built for precision work where air supply is limited and control matters more than speed. Operating at just 5–8CFM and 29 PSI, LVLP guns run efficiently on smaller compressors without compromising atomization quality — making them the practical choice for touch-up work, detail painting, trim finishing, and confined spaces. Less air demand means less fatigue, less noise, and more control on every trigger pull.

MPH-338 LVLP Mini Spray Gun PORPHIS

MPH-338 LVLP SPRAY GUN

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FAQs

Q1: Can the MPH-338, as a mini spray gun, be used for automotive clear coat applications?

A: Absolutely. Although it’s a mini spray gun, it features advanced LVLP atomization technology. Using a 1.0mm or 1.2mm nozzle at 20–28 PSI, it can deliver an extremely fine mirror-like finish, making it ideal for spot clear coat repairs on wheels, side mirrors, fuel tanks, and other small areas..

Q2: My air compressor is very small (such as a 6-gallon / 24L compressor). Can it really handle the MPH-338?

A: That’s exactly where the MPH-338 shines. It uses LVLP (Low Volume Low Pressure) technology with extremely low air consumption. Even with a small portable air compressor, it can maintain stable air pressure output, helping prevent issues like pressure drop, sputtering, or uneven paint texture during spraying.

Q3: Will the fluid control knob loosen by itself during spraying?

A: Absolutely not. To solve the common issue of unstable adjustments on mini spray guns, we added a dedicated Needle Tightening Screw. Once you set your desired fluid output and lock the screw, the adjustment stays firmly in place, ensuring consistent paint flow during long spraying sessions and helping prevent color mismatch or uneven finishes.

Q4: What’s the practical benefit of achieving full spray pattern adjustment in just 1.2 turns?

A: Conventional spray guns usually require 3–4 turns to reach full adjustment, resulting in a much longer adjustment path. We optimized the internal thread design so the MPH-338 only needs 1.2 turns to go from fully closed to fully open with precise control. This allows painters to make rapid adjustments during real-world spraying, improving adjustment efficiency by up to 300%.

Q5: Can the MPH-338 be soaked directly in cleaning solvent during maintenance?

A: No problem at all. The MPH-338 features a precision metal-to-metal construction with no fragile rubber seals in its core internal structure. You can safely soak it in strong cleaning solvents without worrying about swollen, deformed, or corroded gaskets that could cause air leaks.

Q6: What are the advantages of a stainless steel fluid nozzle compared to a standard brass nozzle?

A: We use high-grade stainless steel, which offers excellent corrosion resistance and won’t rust when spraying waterborne coatings. It also has much higher hardness than standard brass nozzles. Compared with brass, stainless steel fluid nozzles maintain precise atomization for a much longer time and can provide over 3 times the service life.

Q7: Is it compatible with disposable cup systems like 3M PPS?

A: Yes. We designed the MPH-338 with standard connection threads. By using the appropriate precision stainless steel adapter, it can perfectly fit most mainstream disposable cup systems on the market, making cleaning and color changes much faster and more efficient.

Q8: What is the “patented needle packing nut assembly”? What does it do?

A: This is one of our core technologies. It features a self-adjusting compensation mechanism that ensures an ultra-smooth, silk-like trigger pull. At the same time, it completely prevents paint from leaking into the internal body of the spray gun, significantly extending maintenance intervals and overall service life.

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