CapSpray 95 HVLP Spray System

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The Capspray 95 is a powerful and versatile 4-stage turbine-driven HVLP (High Volume / Low Pressure) sprayer designed for a wide variety of coatings from ultra-thin stains to heavy latex paints.

Key features 

• Turbine & Air Pressure: 4-stage turbine delivering about 9.5 PSI  enough to atomize heavy materials without requiring excessive thinning. 
• Included Equipment: Comes with a 30 ft air hose, #3 Proset (projector set), and a Maxum II spray gun. 
• Application Scope: Suitable for medium-size residential and commercial projects, such as furniture, cabinetry, doors, trim, and general finishing jobs.
• Efficiency: High transfer efficiency  up to ~90%  meaning most of the paint/coating ends up on the target surface rather than lost to overspray.
• Filtration & Air Quality: Uses an automotive-type air filter for atomizing air, plus a pre-filter; also dual air filtration (on atomizing and cooling air sides) to maintain consistent delivery and protect turbine internals. 
• Convenience Features: On-board toolbox for spare nozzles, needles, air caps, and nozzle wrench; built-in gun and cup holder for storage and portability; dirty-filter warning light to alert when filters need cleaning or replacement. 
• Portability & Use: Designed for portability  light enough for in-shop or on-site jobs, but powerful enough for heavier coatings.
  
  

FAQ’s

1. How do I know whether I need replacement parts from the CapSpray 95 Main Assembly Parts section?

If the sprayer shows symptoms like inconsistent spray pattern, frequent clogging, leaks, or difficulty maintaining airflow or pressure, components in the Main Assembly such as seals, knobs, or connection fittings may be worn and require replacement.

2. What are common signs that CapSpray 95 Turbine Assembly Parts need servicing or replacement?

A weak airflow, overheating, unusual noise, or the turbine shutting down unexpectedly often indicates issues with turbine filters, turbine motor components, or internal cooling parts. Replacing clogged filters or worn turbine components typically resolves this.

3. When should CapSpray 95 Upper Housing Assembly Parts be replaced?

The Upper Housing should be inspected if you notice cracks, loose mounting points, broken latches, or reduced stability around the turbine area. Damage to the housing can affect cooling airflow and the structural integrity of the system.

4. What problems occur if CapSpray 95 Lower Housing Assembly Parts become damaged?

Damage to the Lower Housing can affect the base stability, mounting of the turbine, and the flow of cooling air. Cracked or warped lower housing parts may also expose internal electronics or wiring, leading to operational issues or safety risks.

5. How often should parts from each CapSpray 95 assembly group be inspected for maintenance?

A general recommendation is to inspect all assemblies every 50–75 hours of use. Turbine assembly parts should be checked more frequently after every major job, while housing parts, seals, and mechanical components can be inspected during routine cleaning and maintenance of the sprayer.