Fuji T70 T-Model HVLP Turbine Spray Gun, Bottom Feed (5070)

The Fuji T-Model T70 (5070) is a bottom-feed HVLP turbine spray gun with a 1 qt (1000 mL) pressurized cup. It's a non-bleed gun, so it stirs up less dust in the spray area, and the big cup means fewer refills on cabinets, furniture, doors and trim. Choose the air cap it comes with, from 0.8 mm to 2.5 mm. The standard size is 1.3 mm.

Key Features & Benefits

• 1 qt bottom-feed cup: The biggest cup in the Fuji gun line, so fewer refills on bigger jobs.
• Non-bleed design: Air only flows when you pull the trigger, so it stirs up less dust in the spray area.
• Side-mounted fan control: Set a horizontal, vertical or round pattern, and turn it to make the fan smaller or wider.
• Two-stage trigger: Air comes first, then material, for a clean start to every pass.
• Rotating nipple: Turns the pressure tube to suit either hand.
• Stay Cool Handle: A nylon-coated handle that stays comfortable all day.

Applications & Recommended Uses

The T70's 1 qt cup suits bigger pieces and long runs, where fewer refills save time.

• Cabinets, doors and trim
• Furniture and other larger pieces
• Most lacquers, sealers, varnishes and polyurethanes with the standard 1.3 mm cap
• Pigmented lacquer and oil-based paint with the 1.8 mm cap, and waterborne paint and primer with the 2.0 mm cap

Fuji says not to tilt the T70 past horizontal unless you use a pressurized liner cup system. For lots of angled work, the G-XPC is a better fit.

Which Size Do I Need?

Uses and #4 Ford cup ranges from Fuji Spray's 5100 chart. The 1.3 mm cap (5100-3) is standard.

What's Included

• Fuji T-Model T70 spray gun (5070)
• 1 qt bottom-feed cup
• Air cap set in the size you choose (1.3 mm is standard)

Compatibility

The T70 is a gun option on Fuji Mini-Mite Platinum, Q Platinum and D6 systems. It takes 5100 air cap sets and the 5262 rebuild kit. It's a turbine gun, not a compressor gun, and it shouldn't be tilted past horizontal. Not sure about your turbine? Ask us.

Product Specifications

How to Set Up and Use

1. Strain and check. Strain the coating and time it with the #4 Ford cup: lift it out and stop when the stream first breaks.
2. Fill the cup. Fit the lid with the diaphragm's small hole to the rear, not right below the air hole in the nipple.
3. Connect. Attach the turbine hose and the cup's pressure tube. The nipple turns for either hand.
4. Set the fluid. Turn the fluid knob clockwise to close it, then back it out until you get enough material.
5. Test on cardboard. Spray from 6 to 8 in. Turn the fan control clockwise for a smaller pattern.
6. Clean after each use. Depressurize, empty the cup, wipe it with a solvent-soaked cloth, then fill with fresh solvent and spray it through.

Why Buy From The Paint People?

We're a family-run paint and spray equipment dealer in Mississauga, Ontario, since 1997. Our Rockwood Village spray centre sells, rents and repairs sprayers, and we stock 5100 air caps, quart cups and other genuine Fuji parts. Orders over $249 ship free in Canada (excluding the territories), and our best price guarantee beats a lower price on the same item. See the full Fuji Spray range.