Anest Iwata AZ3 HTE2 Gravity Spray Gun - 1.8mm

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The Anest Iwata AZ3 HTE2 is designed for professional painters and automotive refinishers who require consistent, high-performance atomization for a factory-level finish. Its primary benefit is the combination of precision engineering and an easy-to-clean polished body, making it a reliable workhorse for daily use. Users should note that as a high-transfer efficiency (HTE) gun, it requires proper air pressure management to maintain optimal spray patterns.
| Model Part Number | AZ3-1.8/KIT2 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Anest Iwata |
While the 1.8mm setup is optimized for primers and thicker coatings, it can be used for basecoats if the material viscosity is appropriate; however, a smaller nozzle is typically preferred for fine metallic finishes.
Check the filter after every full work session; if you notice moisture inside the gauge or at the inlet, it should be drained and replaced if the element is saturated.
Yes, the polished body is highly resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for both solvent-based and properly maintained water-based paint systems.
Typically, you should aim for the range specified on the gun's technical data sheet, usually between 20-30 PSI at the gun inlet, adjusted for your specific coating's requirements.
Yes, Anest Iwata provides extensive support for replacement needles, nozzles, and air caps through authorized distributors.
Check the fluid nozzle to ensure it is tightened correctly and that the needle is not stuck with dried paint.
Reduce air pressure via the regulator gauge or adjust the fluid flow control knob to match your travel speed.
Clean the air cap holes with a soft brush and solvent, as a blockage in the air horns will disrupt the symmetry of the fan.
To set up your AZ3 HTE2, begin by attaching the moisture-trapping water filter directly to the gun's air inlet, followed by the air regulator gauge. Ensure all connections are airtight to prevent pressure fluctuations. Before first use, perform a test spray on a piece of cardboard to adjust the fluid control knob and fan pattern. For care, always flush the internal passages with an appropriate solvent immediately after finishing a job. Use a soft brush to clean the nozzle and air cap, being careful never to use metal wire, as this will damage the precision-machined orifices. Store in a clean, dry area when not in use.