The ASTURO G70/A semi-professional manual spray gun with 1,000 cc lower autoclave cup is designed for coating applications in bodywork, craft workshops and the wood industry. The lower cup configuration provides a larger material capacity than small upper-cup spray guns, making the tool suitable for continuous work on small and medium-sized surfaces, extended touch-ups, finishing operations and application cycles requiring good operating autonomy. It is a practical solution for operators who need to spray continuously while maintaining spray control and ease of use.

The 1,000 cc lower autoclave cup allows the operator to work with a larger material reserve, reducing refilling interruptions and improving productivity on components, panels, bodywork parts, wooden products and technical surfaces. The lower cup is especially useful when the coating material must be supplied regularly and when the operator prefers a spray gun with the material weight positioned below the body, a configuration that can be convenient in certain finishing or restoration operations.

The G70/A model is suitable for clear coats, paints, single-component enamels, liquid colours, two-coat metallic finishes, pastel colours, heavy single-component enamels and two-component colours. This versatility makes it suitable for different coating cycles, from finish application to cosmetic component restoration, from wood coating to the painting of metal or plastic parts. In bodywork applications it can be used for touch-ups, repairs and finishing; in the wood industry it is suitable for furniture parts, profiles, panels and components requiring uniform material application.

During use, the quality of the result depends on correct air adjustment, product viscosity, material preparation and operator technique. Before spraying, the coating material should be mixed and filtered, compatibility with the spray gun should be checked and the spray pattern should be adjusted progressively on a test surface. The distance from the surface should remain constant and passes should be regular and overlapping, avoiding movements that are too slow, which may cause build-up or runs, and movements that are too fast, which may lead to insufficient coverage.

The precision of this spray gun is not related to dimensional measurement, heights, transmission play or geometric errors, but to controlled coating application. In this context, precision means the ability to dose the material correctly, obtain a regular spray fan, maintain stable atomisation and produce a consistent finish on the treated surface. Air and material adjustment is therefore essential to adapt the spray gun to materials with different characteristics, such as clear coats, enamels, liquid colours, pastel colours or two-component products.

In professional environments, the ASTURO G70/A can be used in workshops, body shops, maintenance departments, woodworking shops, craft laboratories and small industrial production areas. It is suitable for applications on machine parts, covers, panels, wooden elements, metal components, painted parts and surfaces where the appearance must be restored or improved. In preventive and corrective maintenance, it can be used for localised repairs, surface protection, restoration coatings and work on already installed components.

To keep performance consistent over time, the cup, passages, needle, nozzle and adjustment parts should be cleaned thoroughly after every use, using products compatible with the material applied. Dried or partially hardened residues can affect spray regularity, reduce spray fan quality and cause defects in subsequent applications. The ASTURO G70/A spray gun is therefore a functional choice for technicians, bodywork specialists and craftspeople looking for a semi-professional tool with a large lower cup, suitable for different materials and for work requiring practicality, continuity and good finish quality.