Abstract: A spray gun pressure stabilizer of the present invention comprises a nozzle, a spray head and a spray gun, the spray head is threaded to the front end of the spray gun and is composed of a spray hole and air outlets at the center portion axially, the front end of the spray gun is further composed of a recess for a de-pressure ring to sleeve thereon, the recess comprises an air outlet and a de-pressure hole, the recess also has a threaded inner hole to connect with the nozzle. The improvements of this invention is to form a pipe at center portion of the nozzle, and extending therefrom a block rim, the nozzle further comprises a circular rim with a number of air holes, so that air flows through the air holes will be blocked by the block rim, which de-presses the air to provide a stabilization of air output.

Abstract: A spray gun head includes, a diverter bushing, a nozzle body, an air cap and a locking ring. First and second vent holes are separately provided in the spray gun head. The diverter bushing is provided with a plurality of jets disposed in relation to the first vent hole to form a first air port. The nozzle body is provided with an airflow guide ring having airflow guide holes disposed relative to the inner wall of the diverter bushing to form a second air port. A plurality of first jets and second jets are provided in the air cap which guards the nozzle body. Air from the first and the second vent holes flows-through the first air port, the second air port air, the diverter bushing and the airflow holes in the airflow guide ring to be respectively ejected from both air jets.

Abstract: A spray gun with a stabilizing structure of air output comprises a circular recess on an inner edge at the front end of the spray gun, the circular recess is connected to an air outlet of the spray gun, there is a gap formed between the inner edge of the spray gun and a spray tube, the gap is to store air from the circular recess and transforms to an air chamber formed between a circular trough and a collar so as to spray air out evenly.

Abstract: This invention relates to an improved pressure regulation structure at the tip of the spray gun connected to the nozzle. A screw hole is formed in the front section of a passage where a regulation shaft extends from the tip of the spray gun. An inner recess and an outer recess are formed on the front surface of the spray gun respectively with an air outlet. A gasket with slots is inserted between the spray gun and the nozzle. A hollow screwed tube formed in the rear of the nozzle to receive insertion of the gasket before being engaged to the screw hole of the spray gun. An inner recess and an outer recess with air ventilating holes and air outlets formed in the nozzle. A groove is formed around a nozzle tip at the front side of the nozzle. The inner and outer recesses of the nozzle abutted to the inner and outer recesses of the spray gun to form a pressure regulation air port; and outer threads provided on the nozzle to receive a nut for the spray head connected to a nut to hold against the nozzle.

Abstract: A head for a spray gun with exchangeable nozzles having a gasket provided in the front of the spray gun and engaged to a threaded coupler; inner and outer recesses being provided in both of the spray gun and a threaded coupler; slots being provided in the gasket; one air outlet being each provided in the inner and the outer recess; plural air outlets being provided in the outer recess of the coupler to connect through a ditch space segregated by a flange in the front of the coupler; a circular ditch having its outer wall as a push-pull plane being formed in the front of the coupler; ventilation holes in the inner recess being drilled to connect the ditch; a circular segment formed at the outer surface of the nozzle engaged to the front of the coupler; and an indention in the spray head being provided with a push-pull surface abutted to the push-pull plane of the ditch to shorten and simplify interchangeable nozzles.

Abstract: A structure of spray gun air guide nozzle with dual pressure reduction to deliver stabilized air flow, wherein a stopper extends from the front end of a passage provided in the nozzle, a nozzle base with bores forms the central section of the nozzle and a buffer protruding from the peripheral of the nozzle base is provided with vent holes compromising the bores in the nozzle base; the rear end is threaded to fasten the spray gun; so that the air delivered by the spray gun is reduced by hitting the buffer through the air vent, and by hitting the stopper for dual pressure reduction before leaving the bores to deliver air with stabilized pressure and flow.