Devilbiss, Siphon Spray Gun, Flg-cns-115, 0.059"/1.5mm,forged Aluminum, /bd4/ on 2040-parts.com
Saint Peters, Missouri, US
Siphon Spray Gun
Mfr. Number: FLG-CNS-115
Paint Viscosity Optimum Range: Medimum
Fluid Delivery Type: Siphon
Air Consumption: 10.4 cfm @ 40psi
Nozzle Size: 0.059"/1.5MM
Pattern Size: 12"
Cup Capacity: 24oz
Air Inlet: 1/4"
Fluid Delivery Speed: Medium to Fast
Material: Forged Aluminum
Includes: Conversion Adapter
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