KF-X1-TC Portable Epoxy Powder Coating Painting Spray Machine with Cup Gun

The KF-X1-TC is a portable epoxy powder coating spray machine with a cup gun. It is designed to apply durable powder coatings—especially epoxy powders—onto steel and other substrates for automotive parts, furniture, DIY projects, industrial equipment and decorative finishes.

Key specs: machine type — portable painting/coating equipment; coating type — powder coating (epoxy); core components — PLC and pump; power — 50 W; net weight — 13 kg; single package size — 43 x 43 x 56 cm; single gross weight — 21 kg. Voltage is supplied according to local requirements.

Yes. The KF-X1-TC includes a cup gun for precision spraying, which accepts a powder cup for holding and delivering coating powder during application.

The unit is designed primarily for steel substrates. It can also be used on other metals (e.g., aluminum) provided correct surface preparation and grounding are used and the chosen powder is compatible with the substrate.

Some cup gun setups require a compressed air source to transport powder and control spray. Requirements vary by configuration—check the product manual or contact the seller to confirm whether an external air compressor or other accessories are needed for your specific unit.

Proper surface preparation is critical: clean to remove oils, rust, dirt and old coatings; degrease; optionally sand or abrasive blast for better adhesion; ensure parts are dry and properly grounded before spraying. Follow the powder manufacturer's pretreatment recommendations.

Basic operation: 1) Fill the cup with the chosen powder per instructions; 2) Ground the workpiece; 3) Turn on the machine and set recommended parameters; 4) Hold the cup gun at the recommended distance and spray in smooth passes; 5) After coating, cure the part following the powder manufacturer's temperature/time schedule.

Cure conditions depend on the powder brand and formulation. Epoxy powders commonly require elevated temperatures (typically in the range of ~150–200°C) for a specified time. Always follow the powder manufacturer's recommended cure profile for best results.

Routine maintenance: empty powder and clean the cup after use, brush or blow residual powder out (wear PPE), inspect and clean nozzles and air passages, check and tighten fittings, keep electrical connections dry, and follow the maintenance schedule in the manual. Replace worn parts as needed.

Safety tips: use appropriate PPE (respirator or dust mask, gloves, eye protection), ensure good ventilation, ground the workpiece and equipment to prevent electrostatic hazards, keep powders away from open flames and heat sources, and follow local electrical and workplace safety regulations.

Common fixes: ensure the part is clean and properly pretreated, verify the powder is fresh and well mixed, check grounding, adjust gun distance and spray settings, make more uniform spray passes, and confirm correct curing temperature/time. If issues persist, consult the troubleshooting section of the manual or contact support.

Yes. Voltage is provided based on local requirements. When ordering, confirm the required mains voltage (e.g., 110–120 V or 220–240 V) with the supplier so the unit is configured appropriately.

The product ships with a machinery test report and a video outgoing inspection report to demonstrate that the unit passed tests before dispatch. Additional manuals and documentation should also be provided—contact the seller if anything is missing.

Replacement parts and consumables are typically available from the manufacturer or supplier. Contact your vendor for compatible nozzles, cups, seals, pumps, or other spare parts and for recommended powders and accessories.

Warranty terms and support vary by supplier and region. Check with the seller or manufacturer for exact warranty coverage, duration, and how to obtain technical support, spare parts, or service.