
HVLP Gravity Feed Paint Spray Gun
A gravity-feed HVLP spray gun with independent air, fluid and fan controls for professional coating application.

The Paint Funnel Filter strains coatings before they enter the gun cup, removing skinned material, dried flakes and site debris that would otherwise block the nozzle or leave inclusions in the film. Straining is the cheapest defect prevention available in spray work and takes seconds per fill. Use a fresh filter per colour change and match mesh grade to the coating.
Suitable contextPaint funnel filter that strains coatings before they reach the gun cup, preventing nozzle blockage and film inclusions.
Rinse the filter immediately after use to keep it ready for your next project.
| Suitable surface | Liquid coatings suitable for filtration |
|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Paint preparation |
| Available formats | 1 piece |
| Country of origin | India |
HVLP, conventional spray guns
Paint filtration
Begin with the coating supplier’s stated viscosity, nozzle and air recommendations.
Verify clean, dry compressed air, suitable hose and filtration before filling the gun.
Adjust air, fluid and fan controls on a test panel before coating the workpiece.
Follow the current equipment and coating instructions before material cures in the fluid path.
This filter works with all types of paints, including latex, acrylic, oil-based, urethane, and lacquer, giving a smooth, debris-free finish.
Yes. With proper cleaning after each use, the filter can be reused multiple times, which keeps the cost per use low.
Yes, the funnel is designed to fit most HVLP and conventional spray gun cups, including the Lunaris HVLP Spray Gun.
The filter uses a fine mesh (around 100-200 microns) to catch debris, dried paint particles, and contaminants while allowing smooth paint flow.
Rinse the filter with the appropriate solvent (water for water-based paints, thinner for oil-based paints), then let it air dry before storing.