5000PSI Airless Paint Spray Gun with Tip Guard and 517 TIP,for Airless Paint Sprayer

La pistola se siente de buen material, y tiene buen funcionamiento

gun works great, but I did not take into account the force required to pull a 5000-bar trigger.Used to easy pull of 3400 -bar.Allin all work very well.a

The spray gun right out of the box presents a very professional tool. I like the integrated filter that is easy to access and maintain clean after each job. The paint sprayer has a smooth trigger that maintain the proper amount of product as to prevent any build up. The material its solid so no need to be so gentile. It is compatible with my other brands of airless sprayers, actually same color and hard to distinguished. Overall, very satisfied with the results and as the end of this report I haven't had any mishaps.

First impressions out of the box is the weight of the gun. It’s very solid and heavy. Doesn’t feel cheap at all.It has a 2-finger trigger that is quite stiff to pull. May cause some people to get finger fatigue on a long job.It’s obvious that Szwenxin is attempting to copy the looks of the Graco. This is a dead ringer for the Graco Silver Plus Spray Gun.Plus, their colors and packaging design emulates that by Graco. Hence the quote by Oscar Wilde, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness”. The only thing this doesn’t imitate is the price. This is a fraction of the cost of the Graco. Does that mean it doesn’t work as well or last as long? Can’t say at this point. I have a job I want to use this on, but it’s been too windy or rainy lately to do the job. Hopefully in the next couple weeks I’ll be able to make it happen and will then update this review.In the mean time, like I said, if feels solid and well made, albeit the heavy trigger pull. Not sure if the tip and tip guard are interchangeable with the Graco, but check to see when I can get to the job. Unlike most spray guns where the hose fitting is at the base of the handle, this one is at the base of the forward tube. Seems like it may make the gun a little front end heavy and maybe contribute to fatigue along with the heavy trigger, but will find out shortly. Both the big players, Graco and Titan, have guns where the hose attaches to the front tube.. appears that is typical for guns where you’re going to spray heavier materials.The ad seems to have a conflicting notation.. it says it’s a 5,000 psi spray gun, then in the description it says 7,000 psi. Also, on one side of the gun it’s stamped 5,000 psi but on the other it’s stamped 7,000 psi. Does that mean if I hold it “gansta style” it works at a higher psi if one side is up compared to the other side? Hahaha Maybe 5,000 is normal working pressure and 7,000 is max? Don’t know since there’s no manual. What’s also confusing is that on the gun it’s also stamped “Read Manual Before Use”, but there is no manual included, and when I go to the Szwenxin site there’s no manual available there either. What about disassembly? Replacement parts? Is there a mesh filter and if so where? A manual would be helpful. Taking 1 star off for confusing advertising and no manual.I’m excited to try it out and even more excited if it works as well as the Graco. Would be nice to have an alternative spray gun for a fraction of the price I normally end up paying.

SZWENXIN 5000PSI Airless Paint Spray GunThis airless paint spray gun is ergonomically designed and modeled after other quality brand guns. I have used it several times now and it is predictable and dependable. The spray tip is # 517 and made of tungsten carbide. The gun is manufactured out of aluminum, and I detected no manufacturing flaws. The handle is rigid and harder to squeeze than most, I believe this design allows for quicker burst of paint to stop concisely when the handle is released and not allowing a small amount of paint to bleed over onto your project. The clean-up process is similar to other like sprayer guns. The paint sprayer responded to different pressures and settings. Good value.

The Airless Paint Spray Gun is rated for 5000 PSI. It comes with a tip guard and a 517 tip. The model 246240 gun has a solid feel to it. The 2 finger trigger pull is fairly significant. I am concerned that using it on a larger project one may experience trigger fatigue. So far, with smaller jobs, that has not been an issue.The spray gun has a stamp that reads “Read Manual Before Use”, but a manual did not accompany the unit. This is a good value.

This airless gun is heavy and solidly made. The trigger is very hard to pull back. Included with the gun is a new spray tip and a nozzle that has a plastic guide. I have had metal guides break when I accidentally dropped my gun so this plastic may turn out to be less fragile. The weight of the gun may be tiring to hold after using for a while. If the trigger cannot be adjusted and made easier to squeeze this gun will definitely exhaust my hands pretty quickly. I have a portable building to paint in a couple of weeks and will use this gun. After using the gun to paint, I will update this review. The gun has "read manual before use" printed on the handle but no manual was included. I would like to know if the trigger is adjustable.

Well designed and Rugged, Good for use to an incredible 5,00o psi. What I particularly like about SZWENXIN Products is they seem very well designed, and accurately machined. The castings are superb, and have no voids, roughness or apparent porosity, and all machined parts are glass-finish smooth, no ragged edges. When compared to the "Big G" brand, these SZWENXIN Guns represent an INCREDIBLE VALUE. I do not hesitate in recommending this product (and ENTIRE PRODUCT LINE) for light home use OR Medium-heavy Commercial use.