What gun would you suggest for a 5.6 gpm pump?

[PamsCleaning 14]

Hi :-)

What gun would you suggest for a 5.6 gpm pump?

It has a belt drive, with an 18 hp engine.

Also, what tips?

I am using a #8 40 degree now.

[Mathew Johnson 123]

Hi :-)

What gun would you suggest for a 5.6 gpm pump?

It has a belt drive, with an 18 hp engine.

Also, what tips?

I am using a #8 40 degree now.

Pam,

Give me a call and I can tell you different guns and tips I use for my machine

607-286-7458

[MMI Enterprises 289]

Assuming flat work/high pressure of say 3kpsi you would be needing more like a 6.5 tip...what are you cleaning as your at under 2kpsi now with a #8?

http://www.dultmeier.com/pdfs/tech-library/C_Nozzle.pdf

If your downstreaming chems there is one main gun of choice that allows them to work proper with no problems...Someone else surely will chime in with the model #. Mines locked up in the truck right now. :)

[ECS MARK 19]

If you are looking for trigger gun recomendations

my favorite for up to 8 GPM @ 5000 PSI is the

AL35.

AL35 Easy Pull spray gun features five thousand psi maximum pressure, eight gallons per minute maximum flow and three hundred degrees maximum temperature.

The Easy Pull trigger makes this an anti-fatigue spray gun. Three eighths inch fpt inlet and one quarter inch fpt outlet with a stainless steel inlet tube

[Russ Spence 76]

Hi :-)

What gun would you suggest for a 5.6 gpm pump?

It has a belt drive, with an 18 hp engine.

Also, what tips?

I am using a #8 40 degree now.

Pam if you are planning on downstreaming you need to go with a larger capacity gun that will be at least 12gpm minimum

[cleanhoods 43]

Hi :-)

What gun would you suggest for a 5.6 gpm pump?

It has a belt drive, with an 18 hp engine.

Also, what tips?

I am using a #8 40 degree now.

for that flow 5.5 orfice tip.I have a 3000 psi at 6 gpm and use a 6.0 tip. On the gun, you running heat? thank you marko

[Paul Kassander 26]

Like Russ said if you downstream look for a gun with the largest size ball inside they will give the best draw rates.

Really what you want is a gun that fits the capacity of your machine and one that is comfortable in your hand and offers the least fatigue. Look for an "easy squeeze" or Hydraulic compensating gun they offer the best comfort when working. Also take into consideration the size of the workers hands a big or fat gun in small hands can be tiring on the operator. The general pump YG5000 is a good gun for smaller hands and the YRL50 is good for small hands and is an hyd compensating (what I use).

[Scott Stone 604]

I prefer the general guns. I think that it is a personal preference thing, but have found that the more expensive guns are usually more cost effective.

[Beth n Rod 1,278]

Pam,

Please add your signature. Thanks.

Beth