Graco 289036 AirPro Air Spray Pressure Feed Gun

The Graco 289036 AirPro Air Spray Pressure Feed Gun is a professional air-atomizing spray gun designed for use with external pressure feed systems, delivering consistent fluid flow and high-quality finish for industrial coating applications.

Pressure-feed air spray gun for smooth, uniform atomization
Connects to pressure pots, diaphragm pumps, and piston pump systems
Suitable for automotive, metal, wood, and industrial coatings
Handles solvent-based, waterborne, and high-viscosity materials

$777.24

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Description

Compatible Machines

The Graco 289036 AirPro Air Spray Pressure Feed Gun is designed to operate with external pressure-feed coating systems. It connects to professional industrial equipment that supplies material under constant fluid pressure.

Graco Pressure Pot Systems
Graco Air-Operated Diaphragm Pump Systems
Graco Piston Pump Coating Systems
Industrial Paint Circulation Systems
Centralized Pressure Feed Spray Booth Systems

Product Description

The Graco 289036 AirPro Air Spray Pressure Feed Gun is a professional air-atomizing spray gun engineered for high-quality finishing applications. It draws coating material from an external pressure source, delivering consistent fluid flow and precise atomization for smooth, uniform spray patterns.

Feature	Details
Feed Type	External Pressure Feed
Spray Technology	Conventional Air Spray
Typical Applications	Automotive refinishing, metal fabrication, wood finishing, industrial coatings
Material Compatibility	Solvent-based paints, waterborne coatings, urethanes, enamels, epoxies
Construction	Durable metal body with ergonomic grip for continuous operation

Frequently Asked Questions

This gun requires an external pressure feed system such as a pressure pot, diaphragm pump, or piston pump that delivers coating material under regulated fluid pressure.

Yes. When paired with the correct fluid tip and pressure settings, it can spray medium to high-viscosity coatings such as primers, epoxies, and industrial enamels.

The gun connects to a compressed air supply for atomization, while the coating material is supplied separately from a pressure-fed fluid source.