Abstract: A nozzle of a spray gun includes an air cap, a board, a cover and a nozzle. The air cap has a central path. The central path has a first inner periphery and a second inner periphery which is larger than the first inner periphery. Two guide faces each are a tapered face which is connected between the first and second inner peripheries of the central path of the air cap. The two guide faces are located symmetrically relative to the central path. Two air holes are respectively defined between the two guide faces and the nozzle. The air flow from the guide faces interests the air flow form the air holes to increase the range of the air flow to guide the paint in the paint path to be ejected from the nozzle.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a body in which a motor unit is received. A cylinder is located in the barrel of the spray gun. A cap is connected to the barrel and a container is connected to the cap. A pressure-charging path and a paint path are connected to the cylinder. A hose is located in the container and connected with the paint path. The air pressure from the motor unit enters into the container via the pressure-charging path to pump the paint in the container to the nozzle. A circular pressure-charging member is mounted to the hose and connected to the cylinder. The pressure-charging member is located in the container. An aperture is defined through the pressure-charging member and communicates with the container. The paint in the container is separated from the pressure-charging path by the pressure-charging member and cannot flow back through the aperture.

Abstract: A nozzle of a spray gun includes an air cap, a board, a cover and a nozzle. The air cap has a central path. The central path has a first inner periphery and a second inner periphery which is larger than the first inner periphery. Two guide faces each are a tapered face which is connected between the first and second inner peripheries of the central path of the air cap. The two guide faces are located symmetrically relative to the central path. Two air holes are respectively defined between the two guide faces and the nozzle. The air flow from the guide faces interests the air flow form the air holes to increase the range of the air flow to guide the paint in the paint path to be ejected from the nozzle.

Abstract: A detachment-resistant shell of light bulb includes a base and a cover. The base has a lower end forming a first coupling section where has a thread is circumferentially formed. The cover has an upper end forming an opening that forms a second coupling section where has a counterpart thread is circumferentially formed to correspond to and be engageable with the thread. The second coupling section has forms at least one resiliently deflectable member which is provided with a counterpart tooth that corresponds to and is engageable with the teeth of the base. The counterpart tooth includes a counterpart straight side corresponding to the straight side of the teeth and is selectively engageable with the straight side of one of the teeth to constrain reverse rotation.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a handle, an air unit, an adjustment knob, a trigger, an air path a container. A body is connected to the rear end of the air unit and a nozzle is connected to the front end of the body. The nozzle has a paint way defined therethrough and the head part of the probe is inserted into the paint way. The probe is pivotably connected to the trigger and the probe is pulled backward by pulling the trigger. The probe returns by the spring. The head part has a positioning member and the probe has an insertion which is engaged with the positioning member to connect the head part to the probe. The head part is located in the nozzle. When replacing the nozzle or cleaning the nozzle, only the head part is needed to be removed from the spray gun.

Abstract: A detachment-resistant shell of light bulb includes a base and a cover. The base has a lower end forming a first coupling section where has a thread is circumferentially formed. The cover has an upper end forming an opening that forms a second coupling section where has a counterpart thread is circumferentially formed to correspond to and be engageable with the thread. The second coupling section has forms at least one resiliently deflectable member which is provided with a counterpart tooth that corresponds to and is engageable with the teeth of the base. The counterpart tooth includes a counterpart straight side corresponding to the straight side of the teeth and is selectively engageable with the straight side of one of the teeth to constrain reverse rotation.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a nozzle connected to the open end of the spray gun and an air cap having a central passage through which the nozzle extends. The air cap includes symmetrical angular passages and multiple air passages. A back board is located at the back face of the air cap and includes an air outlet portion which includes a central hole and multiple air passages which are independent from the central hole. The nozzle extends through the central hole. Multiple resilient members are located on the back face of the air cap and push the back board to contact the air cap constantly. The air cap includes protrusion on the back face and the back board includes notches in its front face so that when rotating the air cap relative to the back board, the user is acknowledged the angle that the air cap is rotated.

Abstract: An electric spray gun includes a barrel having a positioning member received therein which includes two guide slots and two respective holes are defined through two sidewalls of the positioning member and communicate with the two guide slots. A cylinder is fixedly connected with a cover which is connected to a container and the cylinder is slidably connected to the positioning member. Two recesses are defined in two sides of the cylinder and two pawls are pivotably connected to the two sidewalls of the positioning member. Each pawl includes a first end and a second end, the first end of each pawl extends through the hole and engaged with the recess corresponding thereto. The first end can be pivoted out from the recess by pressing the second end of each of the pawls when the cylinder is slid in the guide slots.

Abstract: A spray gun includes a nozzle connected to the open end of the spray gun and an air cap having a central passage through which the nozzle extends. The air cap includes symmetrical angular passages and multiple air passages. A back board is located at the back face of the air cap and includes an air outlet portion which includes a central hole and multiple air passages which are independent from the central hole. The nozzle extends through the central hole. Multiple resilient members are located on the back face of the air cap and push the back board to contact the air cap constantly. The air cap includes protrusion on the back face and the back board includes notches in its front face so that when rotating the air cap relative to the back board, the user is acknowledged the angle that the air cap is rotated.

Abstract: An electric spray gun includes a barrel having a positioning member received therein which includes two guide slots and two respective holes are defined through two sidewalls of the positioning member and communicate with the two guide slots. A cylinder is fixedly connected with a cover which is connected to a container and the cylinder is slidably connected to the positioning member. Two recesses are defined in two sides of the cylinder and two pawls are pivotably connected to the two sidewalls of the positioning member. Each pawl includes a first end and a second end, the first end of each pawl extends through the hole and engaged with the recess corresponding thereto. The first end can be pivoted out from the recess by pressing the second end of each of the pawls when the cylinder is slid in the guide slots.

Abstract: An automatic spray gun includes a cylinder for disposing a motor and a turbine therein and sealed by a sealing cap and an outer cap, a sleeve perpendicularly integrated with lower periphery of the cylinder, a container cap integrated with an under side of the sleeve for covering a paint container, a Y-shaped pressing means suspended from an axial rod on a top of the sleeve, a nozzle with a group of fittings engaged in the sleeve, a fist half handle integrated to the bottom of the cylinder and combined with a second half handle by screws, a tube, a hair switch and a number of electric wires disposed in the handle for connection of electric power to the motor through the switch which controls the rotation of the motor.

Abstract: A cylinder rapid engagement device in an electrical spray gun includes a gun housing which contains an electromagnet with a downward extended oscillator in middle portion, an adjustable rod in rear end, a trigger switch in a handle, a semi-cylindrical receiving space abutting a rectangular guide in the front end and plunger under the electromagnet engageable into a cylinder which is made integral with a rectangular block and a lid of a paint container and engageble with thin the semi-cylindrical receiving space and secured into a pair of retaining holes in the gun housing by a pair of flat retaining pieces of a pair of elastic plates from the rectangular block. It is characterized in that the cylinder is smoothly slid in and readily removed out of the gun housing without use a screw so as to provide a great convenience to the user.

Abstract: A structurally improved spray gun includes a hollow housing having a hollow handle, an electromagnet in the housing to acturate an oscillating armature which repeatedly impinges a piston in a cylinder to aspirate the paint from a container into the cylinder to spray out to the atmosphere through a nozzle at front of the cylinder. It is characterized in a locking device which is disposed in the housing beneath the cylinder to lock or unlock the cylinder in a rapid and convenient manner.

Abstract: A structurally improved spray gun includes a hollow housing having a hollow handle, an electromagnet in the housing to acturate an oscillating armature which repeatedly impinges a piston in a cylinder to aspirate the paint from a container into the cylinder to spray out to the atmosphere through a nozzle at front of the cylinder. It is characterized in a locking device which is disposed in the housing beneath the cylinder to lock or unlock the cylinder in a rapid and convenient manner.