Mini-Mite Platinum Systems

Get started with everything you need for professional-grade HVLP spraying.

Each Fuji Spray system includes a turbine, spray gun, hose, and essential accessories — ready to go right out of the box.

• Best For: Professional woodworkers, cabinetmakers and serious DIYers who need real output in a system they can carry — cabinets, furniture, doors and trim, on site or in the shop.
• Mini-Mite 5 Power: Generates 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage turbine — maximum output for heavy coatings and demanding production work.
• Mini-Mite 4 Power: Generates 9.0 PSI from a 4-stage turbine — the all-rounder, handling most coatings with minimal thinning.
• Mini-Mite 3 Power: Generates 6.5 PSI from a 3-stage turbine — ideal for fine finishing, stains and waterborne coatings.
• Why the Mini-Mite Platinum: The same output as the Q Series in a far lighter, more compact case. If the turbine travels to the job, this is the series to look at first.
• Heat Dissipation Chamber™: Exclusive to Fuji. Excess heat is channeled out of the turbine case through 60 optimally designed air holes, spreading it evenly so there is no hiss, no whistle and no blowing dust around your wet finish. A cooler-running motor lasts longer.
• Noise Reduction Covers™: Take the edge off operating noise without restricting airflow.
• In the Box: A 25 ft Hi-Flex hose with quick-connect and air control valve, user manual, Ford #4 viscosity cup, spray gun wrench and cleaning brush.
• Warranty: 2 years on parts and labor.

Spray Gun Feed Styles: Bottom-Feed vs. Gravity-Feed vs. Side-Mounted

• Gravity-Feed (T75G): With the cup above the gun, gravity-feed models are perfect for smaller jobs and tight spaces. They offer better maneuverability and are easier to clean, making them a favorite for detailed work like cabinetry.
• Bottom-Feed (T70): Ideal for larger projects, these guns have the fluid cup beneath the gun, allowing for higher capacity (up to 1 quart). This setup is well-balanced and reduces the need for frequent refills, making it suitable for extensive spraying tasks.
• Side-Mounted Gravity-Feed (G-XPC): With the cup mounted to the side rather than on top, the G-XPC keeps the gun's profile low and well-balanced while still relying on gravity feed for consistent, low-effort spraying. This design improves sightlines to the workpiece and makes it easier to spray in tight or awkward positions, such as horizontal surfaces or corners, without the cup getting in the way.

Already have a compatible spray gun? Each Mini-Mite can be bought as a turbine only — Mini-Mite 5, Mini-Mite 4 or Mini-Mite 3.

Component PDF Specifications:
📄 Mini-Mite 4 Platinum HVLP Turbine Specification Sheet.
📄 T75G Spray Gun Specification Sheet.
📄 T70 Spray Gun Specification Sheet.
📄 G-XPC Spray Gun Specification Sheet.

• Best For: Finishers who want the most power in the Mini-Mite line — larger projects, thicker coatings, faster coverage.
• Power: Generates up to 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage turbine. The same output as a Q5, in a far more portable case.
• Spray Gun: Your choice of T75G (gravity-feed), T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount).

• Best For: The all-rounder, and the one most people land on. Enough pressure for most coatings, including latex with modest thinning.
• Power: Generates up to 9.0 PSI from a 4-stage turbine. The same output as a Q4, in a far more portable case.
• Spray Gun: Your choice of T75G (gravity-feed), T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount).

• Best For: Clear finishes and lighter paints. The smallest step up from the Semi-PRO 2, and the least expensive way into the T-Model guns.
• Power: Generates up to 6.5 PSI from a 3-stage turbine — ideal for fine finishing, stains and waterborne coatings with minimal thinning.
• Spray Gun: Your choice of T75G (gravity-feed), T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount).

Refurb, Scratch & Dent units are restored by Fuji Spray to near-new condition. Some are new, some are dealer returns, and the case or packaging may show minor imperfections. Every refurbished turbine is backed by Fuji Spray’s full 2-year warranty. Stock depends on what Fuji has restored, so availability comes and goes.

The HVLP Turbine Buying Guide compares every Fuji turbine side by side — stages, pressure, weight and noise.

Mini-Mite or Q Platinum? They make the same power. Take a Mini-Mite if the turbine travels to the work; take a Q Platinum if it lives in one place and you spray anywhere sound carries. The Mini-Mite runs at shop-vac loudness where the Q holds about 60 decibels from 20 feet — Fuji’s Jim covers the trade-off in the 84-second video below.

Would you rather just ask? Tell us what you are finishing and where you will be working — get in touch or email hello@spraysystem.store.