Pneumatic washing, spraying and sandblasting guns M7

• 🔹 Washing gun with bowl – capacity 600–1000 ml for degreaser or cleaner directly onto the part.
• 🔹 Sandblasting design – pressure blasting of rust, scale and old paint before repair.
• 🔹 Airbrush kit – fine spray for detailed and restoration work.
• 🔹 Stable working pressure – 6.3 bar for even and controlled application.
• 🔹 Low weight – from 360 g — precise handling even during longer work.
• 🔹 Quick coupling – nipple DN7.2 / thread 1/4" for instant connection.

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This group covers the entire chain of surface preparation before repair and painting: washing and degreasing, fine spraying, and pressure blasting. Mighty Seven (M7) guns allow you to clean the chassis, apply a cleaning solution, spray a part with an airbrush, or blast rust down to bare metal — essential equipment for paint shops, auto repair shops, and restoration workshops.

From washing to bare metal

The washing gun with a bottom bowl applies degreaser directly onto the part and spreads and rinses it off using air pressure. The blasting gun draws in abrasive through a suction hose and blasts the surface with an air stream — removing rust and old paint in places where sanding would be time-consuming or could damage the shape of the part.

Control over the application

A stable working pressure of around 6.3 bar and an adjustable nozzle provide an even, predictable result — whether you're washing grease off a chassis or handling detail work with an airbrush during restoration. The lightweight body maintains precise handling even after prolonged use.

Main reasons to choose the Pneumatic washing, spraying, and blasting guns Mighty Seven (M7):

• ✔ Complete preparation process – washing, spraying, and blasting in one range.
• ✔ Down to bare metal – blasting handles rust even where a grinder can't.
• ✔ Even coating – stable pressure for a predictable result.
• ✔ Quick connection – standard quick coupling, start working right away.

VENTILEK ADVISES:

Restorers know that good preparation is half the job. Before you paint anything, degrease the chassis thoroughly with a washing gun and blast away the rust rather than covering it with filler. What you underestimate now will come back to you in six months in the form of bubbles under the paint.