Devilbiss DV1 Basecoat B Air Cap and Ring

Description

DeVilbiss DV1 Basecoat “B” Air Cap & Ring – Precision Atomization for Flawless Basecoat Finishes

The DeVilbiss DV1 Basecoat “B” Air Cap and Retaining Ring is purpose-built for the most demanding basecoat applications. Specifically designed for use with the DV1 Basecoat spray gun, this cap leverages DeVilbiss’s advanced engineering to deliver exceptional control, uniform atomization, and perfect color reproduction—even with challenging metallics and pearls.

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Performance Highlights:

✅ Flawless Atomization

• Produces an ultra-fine, controlled spray pattern for smooth, even coverage

• Designed to reduce mottling and color shift, especially with metallics and pearls

✅ Optimized for Modern Basecoats

• Engineered to spray low- and high-viscosity waterborne and solvent-based basecoats

• Maintains consistent fan shape and particle distribution at varied pressures

✅ Superior Transfer Efficiency

• Minimizes overspray and bounce-back

• Improves paint transfer to the surface—reducing material waste and booth contamination

✅ Consistent Color Matches

• Delivers repeatable spray performance, critical for blending and matching OEM finishes

• Excellent control across full and blend panels

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Technical Features:

• Compatible exclusively with the DeVilbiss DV1 Basecoat spray gun

• Includes B air cap and retaining ring

• Precision-machined with durable anodized finish

• Ideal for automotive refinishing, custom work, and high-end collision repair

 

Devilbiss Air Cap DV1 B HVLP — Standard DV1-B

Standard HVLP atomisation — optimized for typical basecoat spraying with a smooth, fine pattern.
Higher air consumption (~400 L/min / ~14.1 SCFM) — needs slightly more airflow but gives robust atomisation.
Spray pattern size: ~330 mm @ 200 mm target.
Best choice for traditional HVLP applications, especially when you want fuller atomisation and tighter pattern consistency at conventional pressures.

Ideal for:

• Standard solvent and waterborne basecoats

• Situations where slightly higher air volume is available

• When covering larger panels at a stable rate