Analog Spray Gun
Budget-friendly entry point for workshop coating operations
The most affordable way to start powder coating professionally. Analog kV control handles straightforward coating jobs on flat parts and simple geometries. Corona charging provides good transfer efficiency on open surfaces. Robust construction stands up to daily workshop use. When you are ready for more precision, you can upgrade to the Digital or Touchscreen models — same hose connections and nozzle compatibility.
Specifications
- Voltage
- 0-100 kV
- Control
- Analog
- Charging
- Corona
- Feed
- Venturi injector
Key Features
- Analog kV control — straightforward operation
- Robust construction for daily workshop use
- Corona charging — good efficiency on flat and open surfaces
- Easy maintenance — fewer components than digital models
- Same nozzle and hose compatibility as Digital/Touchscreen models
When Analog Makes Sense
Analog control is appropriate for workshops and small operations where:
- Parts are relatively simple (flat panels, brackets, hardware)
- One operator handles most of the coating and develops muscle memory for settings
- Budget is a primary concern — the analog gun costs significantly less than digital or touchscreen models
- Production volume is low enough that recipe storage is not needed
Upgrade Path
The Analog gun uses the same hose connections, nozzle types, and powder delivery system as our Digital and Touchscreen models. When you are ready for more precision, you can upgrade to a Digital or Touchscreen gun without changing your feed center, hoses, or booth setup.
Corona Charging
Uses corona charging — an electrode at the gun tip creates an electrostatic field that charges the powder particles as they pass through. Good transfer efficiency on flat and open surfaces. For complex parts with deep recesses, consider the Digital model where you can reduce uA for better penetration into corners.
Interested in the Analog Spray Gun?
Contact our engineering team with your requirements. We respond within 1 business day.
