Meiji Original High Atomization Technology MMFT
Meiji has been cultivating coating equipment technology for about 100 years since we succeeded in building Japan's first domestic prototype coating machine.
Utilizing this know-how, they have positioned the auxiliary holes of the spray gun in the optimal position, increased the number of holes and added an angle to achieve flat pattern control that suppresses unevenness, and adopted Meiji's original atomization technology MMFT (Meiji Micros Fine Technology) that efficiently sends air rectified in multiple stages to the tip and promotes atomization under low pressure by atomizing from thin-walled shapes.
Dynamic Chamber
The air circuit has been enlarged to the utmost limit while keeping the body small. The combination of a unique, specially shaped separation head base ensures a larger volume of air than larger guns.
By supplying a stable airflow to the tip, high atomization and wide pattern formation are made possible.
Optimization of paint edema output
Smoothly rising paint edema output characteristics. Wide adjustment range allows fine adjustment without sudden increase in flow rate. Adoption of our original paint adjustment screw pitch of 0.75 mm, which has been used for many years in automotive repair guns.
Low resistance structure and high durability design
Initial leakage limit is 500,000 times. High durability of 1,000,000 times is achieved by retightening. Low-resistance construction with sleeve and soft packing that does not easily affect needle sliding by retightening.
Trigger load reduction structure
Low-friction packing and circuit structure with low passage resistance and optimized valve shape enable trigger operation without sudden pressure fluctuation throughout the entire stroke.