WAGNER GM 5000EAF-FM Electrostatic AirSpray Fan-Spray Package – 2396203

Soft Atomization. Electrostatic Attraction. A Finish That Speaks for Itself.

There is a moment in every finishing operation when you can see the difference between simply applying paint and placing it with purpose. The spray becomes softer, coverage becomes more complete, and more material reaches the workpiece instead of drifting beyond it.

The WAGNER GM 5000EAF-FM Electrostatic AirSpray Package (2396203) is designed to make that result repeatable. It combines conventional air atomization with electrostatic charging to provide controlled fan-spray application of compatible low-conductivity solvent-borne coatings.

The gun’s integrated high-voltage cascade charges the coating near the nozzle. When the coating, workpiece, grounding, and operating conditions are suitable, the charged droplets are attracted toward the target. This can improve coverage around edges and complex shapes while placing more coating on the workpiece and less into the surrounding air.

The included 1.4 mm fluid nozzle and matching wide-pattern air cap are designed to work together to provide soft atomization, useful fan-pattern coverage, and professional surface quality.

Use coating more efficiently while giving the operator better control. Order WAGNER package 2396203 or call 817-490-1777 for system assistance.

Why Choose Electrostatic AirSpray?

AirSpray technology uses compressed air to atomize the coating into fine droplets and shape the spray pattern. Electrostatic charging then encourages those droplets to move toward a properly grounded conductive workpiece.

This combination is particularly useful where surface appearance, soft atomization, pattern control, and coverage around complex conductive shapes are important.

• Soft, homogeneous atomization: Supports smooth film build, controlled application, and professional surface quality.
• Wide fan pattern: The included 1.0–1.4W air cap provides broad, controlled coverage for suitable production parts.
• Electrostatic wraparound: Helps coating reach edges, sides, tubing, and complex conductive shapes.
• Improved transfer efficiency: Proper system setup can help place more coating on the product and less into the booth.
• Reduced overspray: Better coating placement can help reduce material consumption, booth loading, and cleanup requirements.
• Integrated high-voltage cascade: Generates the electrostatic charge through the spray gun.
• Flexible electrode: Applies the charge directly at the material nozzle and supports consistent electrostatic performance.
• Ergonomic manual operation: A lightweight, balanced design with low trigger force supports operator comfort.
• VM 5000 controller: Manages high voltage, current limitation, electrostatic settings, and system monitoring.
• Grounding supervision: The controller switches off high voltage if the gun’s grounding connection is interrupted.
• Replaceable gun hook: Supports practical maintenance and helps control service costs.
• FM package configuration: Provides an equipment combination designed for applicable North American industrial installations.

Where the GM 5000EAF Performs Best

• Metal furniture, frames, racks, and fabricated assemblies
• Machinery, enclosures, and industrial equipment components
• Automotive, truck, trailer, and transportation components
• Agricultural and construction equipment
• Pipes, railings, tubing, and complex conductive shapes
• Compatible wood components prepared for electrostatic application
• Compatible solvent-borne primers, enamels, lacquers, and topcoats
• Manual finishing operations where appearance and material control are priorities
• Applications requiring soft atomization and a wide fan pattern

Designed for Compatible Solvent-Borne Coatings

This standard-resistance package is intended for compatible low-conductivity solvent-borne coatings. The coating’s electrical resistance must be tested or confirmed and matched to the correct gun and hose configuration before operation.

The standard hose configuration is intended for sprayed materials with an electrical resistance greater than 150 kΩ when measured according to the WAGNER scale. Material suitability also depends on the coating formulation and its ability to accept an electrostatic charge.

A coating that is too electrically conductive may pull down the high voltage and prevent effective wraparound. Our finishing specialists can help evaluate coating resistance, material-delivery requirements, and the complete installation before the equipment is ordered.

Package Includes

• GM 5000EA-FM manual electrostatic AirSpray gun: Part number 2344471
• VM 5000 electrostatic controller: Part number 2344480
• 25-foot standard-resistance hose package: Part number 2356991
• EAF 5000 fluid nozzle, 1.4 mm: Part number 2310543
• EAF 5000 air cap, 1.0–1.4W: Part number 2314256

Important: This package contains the electrostatic spray gun, VM 5000 controller, hose package, fluid nozzle, and air cap listed above. A compatible material supply, fluid regulator, air controls, grounding equipment, and other installation components are required and must be selected separately.

Quick Specifications

Actual performance depends on coating resistance, viscosity, fluid pressure, atomizing-air settings, air-cap selection, grounding, workpiece geometry, and overall system configuration.

Material-Supply Equipment Required

The GM 5000EAF requires a compatible low-pressure material-supply system. The selected pump or pressure tank must provide stable material delivery at a pressure that does not exceed the gun’s maximum material-pressure rating.

Additional equipment may include:

• Compatible low-pressure pump or pressure tank
• Fluid-pressure regulator
• Material filter appropriate for the selected nozzle
• Material suction or supply equipment
• Properly rated fluid and air hoses
• Clean, dry, regulated atomizing air
• Approved grounding equipment

Proper Grounding Is Essential

Electrostatic performance and operator safety depend on proper grounding, ventilation, coating compatibility, and correct system installation. The spray gun, operator, workpiece, material supply, spray area, and related equipment must be evaluated according to current WAGNER instructions and all applicable codes.

Hooks, conveyors, and contact points must remain clean enough to maintain an effective electrical path between the workpiece and ground. Confirm coating resistance, flash-point requirements, hazardous-location requirements, and the compatibility of every system component before placing the equipment into service.

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The Best Savings Are Often the Material You Never Waste.

When electrostatic equipment is correctly matched to the coating and workpiece, efficiency becomes something you can see—in cleaner application, more complete coverage, and a finish achieved with greater purpose.

Order WAGNER GM 5000EAF-FM package 2396203 today with free shipping, or call 817-490-1777 to discuss coating resistance, material-supply equipment, grounding, and complete system requirements.