Abstract: A standing device for a spray gun includes a clamping device a clamping device adapted to clamp a neck portion of the spray gun and including a first block and a second block abutting each other to form a clamping space adapted to receive the neck portion of the spray gun. A support rack pivotally connected to the clamping device. The support rack is made of a wire material by integral bending such that the support rack providing an elasticity to make the first block and the second block abutting each other.

Abstract: A standing device for a spray gun includes a clamping device a clamping device adapted to clamp a neck portion of the spray gun and including a first block and a second block abutting each other to form a clamping space adapted to receive the neck portion of the spray gun. A support rack pivotally connected to the clamping device. The support rack is made of a wire material by integral bending such that the support rack providing an elasticity to make the first block and the second block abutting each other.

Abstract: A spraying gun stand in which the spraying gun has a head section integrally having a pivot seat. A leg support is pivotally inserted in the pivot seat. The leg support by means of its own resilient force clamps the pivot seat. At least one end face of the pivot seat is formed with a lower locating recesses in which the free ends of the leg support are stopped and located when the leg support is downward pivotally rotated to support the spraying gun in a standing state. The end face is further formed with an upper locating recess in which the free ends of the leg support are stopped and located when the leg support is upward pivotally rotated and folded.