Find HS Code and trade information for spray gun

Spray Gun

A spray gun is a powered device used to apply paint, varnish, stain, or other coatings to a surface. It operates by atomizing a liquid coating into a fine mist, which is then propelled onto the target area.

Materials

Spray guns handle a wide variety of coating materials, including:

• Paints: Latex, oil-based, acrylic, enamel, and specialty paints.
• Varnishes & Stains: Used for wood finishing, providing color and protection.
• Coatings: Polyurethanes, epoxies, lacquers, primers, and clear coats.
• Other Liquids: Some specialized spray guns are used for applying solvents, pesticides, or even water.
• Construction Materials: Plaster, mortar, concrete (specialized models).

The materials used in the gun's construction vary depending on the type and application. Common materials include:

• Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, often used for gun bodies.
• Brass: Durable and resistant to corrosion, commonly used for nozzles and fluid passages.
• Stainless Steel: Used in nozzles and fluid passages for handling corrosive materials.
• Plastic: Used for some gun components, handles, and housings.

Purpose

The primary purpose of a spray gun is to apply coatings quickly and efficiently, providing a more uniform finish compared to brushes or rollers. Key benefits include:

• Speed: Faster application, particularly for large surfaces.
• Finish Quality: Smoother, more even coats with minimal brush marks.
• Efficiency: Reduced material waste.
• Accessibility: Ability to reach difficult areas.

Function

Spray guns function through a series of steps:

1. Fluid Intake: Coating material is drawn from a container (paint can, reservoir, etc.).
2. Atomization: The liquid is broken down into fine droplets, typically using air pressure, mechanical force, or electrostatic charge.
3. Propulsion: The atomized droplets are propelled towards the surface by a stream of air or other force.
4. Pattern Control: Adjustable nozzles and controls allow the user to regulate the spray pattern (fan width, shape) and flow rate.

Usage Scenarios

Spray guns are used in a wide range of applications:

• Automotive: Painting vehicles, applying primers and clear coats.
• Wood Finishing: Applying stains, varnishes, and paints to furniture, cabinets, and other wood surfaces.
• Construction: Applying paints, coatings, and sealants to buildings, bridges, and other structures.
• Industrial: Applying coatings to manufactured products, equipment, and machinery.
• DIY Projects: Home improvement, furniture refinishing, and crafts.

Common Types

• Airless Spray Guns: Utilize high pressure to atomize the coating without requiring compressed air. Suitable for thick materials and large projects.
• HVLP (High Volume Low Pressure) Spray Guns: Employ a large volume of air at low pressure, reducing overspray and material waste. Popular for automotive and wood finishing.
• LVLP (Low Volume Low Pressure) Spray Guns: Similar to HVLP, but require even less air, making them suitable for smaller compressors and less demanding applications.
• Conventional Air Spray Guns: Utilize compressed air to atomize the coating. Less efficient than HVLP or airless, but can provide a fine finish.
• Electrostatic Spray Guns: Apply an electrical charge to the coating, improving adhesion and reducing overspray. Often used in industrial applications.
• Multi-Tip Spray Guns: Allow for switching between multiple coating materials or colors without changing guns.
• Detail Spray Guns: Designed for small projects and precise applications, with smaller nozzles and adjustable controls.

Based on the provided information, the declared goods "spray gun" can be classified under the following HS codes:

• 9616100000: Scent sprayers and similar toilet sprayers, and mounts and heads therefor. This HS code covers scent sprayers and similar toilet sprayers, as well as their mounts and heads. While "spray gun" is not explicitly mentioned, it falls under the broader category of sprayers.

  • 96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles.
  • 16: Articles of brushwood, straw, esparto or other vegetable stuffs; articles of plaited or woven vegetable stuffs; broom, brushes and similar articles. This HS code specifically relates to articles used for applying liquids or powders.
  • 100000: This is a more specific subheading within the broader HS code, indicating scent sprayers and similar toilet sprayers, and mounts and heads therefor.
  • Tax Details: The base tariff is 0.0%, with an additional tariff of 7.5%. After April 2, 2025, the additional tariff increases to 30.0%, resulting in a total tariff of 37.5%.

• 9616200000: Powder puffs and pads for the application of cosmetics or toilet preparations. This HS code covers powder puffs and pads used for applying cosmetics or toilet preparations. Although "spray gun" is not directly listed, it could be considered if used for applying such preparations.

  • 96: Miscellaneous manufactured articles.
  • 16: Articles of brushwood, straw, esparto or other vegetable stuffs; articles of plaited or woven vegetable stuffs; broom, brushes and similar articles. This HS code specifically relates to articles used for applying liquids or powders.
  • 200000: This is a more specific subheading within the broader HS code, indicating powder puffs and pads for the application of cosmetics or toilet preparations.
  • Tax Details: The base tariff is 4.3%, with no additional tariff currently. After April 2, 2025, an additional tariff of 30.0% will be applied, resulting in a total tariff of 34.3%.

According to the provided reference material, the HS code options related to 'spray gun' are limited, with only the following 2 found.