Q 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: Medium to heavy painting projects and fine finishing — cabinets, furniture, doors and trim — anywhere noise matters. An attached garage, a basement shop, a finishing room next to an office, or anywhere within earshot of other people. Fuji’s patented Noise Reduction Technology holds the Q to about 60 decibels from 20 feet away — the level of a normal conversation.
• Q5 Power: Generates 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage, 1600-watt turbine — the highest output in the Q Series. Adds a Variable Speed Control Dial to fine-tune motor speed for maximum atomization control and reduced overspray.
• Q4 Power: Generates 9.0 PSI from a 4-stage, 1400-watt turbine — plenty of pressure for fine finishing through medium-to-heavy painting projects with minimal thinning.
• Why the Q Series: U.S. Patented Noise Reduction Technology reduces operating noise by 50%, to around 60 dBA — roughly the level of normal conversation. Internal airflow configurations eliminate the direct sound paths found on low- and mid-priced turbines, and they do it without restricting air or causing the motor to overheat.
• Heat Dissipation Chamber™: Exclusive to Fuji. Excess heat is channeled out of the turbine case through 60 optimally designed air holes at the rear, spreading it evenly so there is no hiss, no whistle and no blowing dust around your wet finish. A cooler-running motor lasts longer.
• Features: Rugged metal turbine case with a quick-change friction-fit filter, and a handy gun holder.
• 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? The Q5 and Q4 turbines can be bought stand alone.

Component PDF Specifications:
📄 Q5 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 the Q Series offers — the widest range of coatings with the least thinning, plus fine control over atomization for delicate work.
• Power: 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage, 1600-watt turbine. The same output as a Mini-Mite 5, at a fraction of the noise.
• Variable Speed Control Dial: The Q5 only. A dial on the turbine that controls motor speed, so you can adjust pressure output to the coating rather than compensating at the gun. Turn it down for a thin lacquer or delicate detail work, open it up for heavy material. No other Q system has it, and among Fuji turbines only the D6's Smart Select panel does anything comparable.
• Spray Gun: Your choice of T75G (gravity-feed), T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount).

• Best For: Professional and hobby chocolatiers finishing and decorating with cocoa butter.
• Power: Generates up to 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage turbine.
• Why the Q5: The Variable Speed Control Dial, which no other Q system has. Cocoa butter is thin and unforgiving, and the dial lets you turn atomization down at the turbine rather than compensating at the gun. The Q Series' quiet operation is worth having too — a turbine running in a working kitchen is alongside people.
• Spray Gun: A custom-built T-Model non-bleed gun with a 3 oz. aluminum gravity feed cup and a 0.8 mm air cap set, in place of the standard 600cc cup and 1.3 mm cap — sized and equipped specifically for cocoa butter work.

This is a custom build — please allow up to 2 weeks for processing. This item drop ships directly from Fuji Spray.

• Best For: Paint contractors and finishers who want the Q Series' quiet in a system sized for most everyday work — latex house paints, primers, lacquers and stains with little thinning.
• Power: 9 PSI from a 4-stage, 1400-watt turbine. The same output as a Mini-Mite 4, far more quietly.
• What you give up against the Q5: Half a PSI and the Variable Speed Control Dial. If you do not need to dial atomization down for delicate work, the Q4 does the same job for less.
• 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.

Q Platinum or Mini-Mite Platinum — the honest comparison.

The Q4 makes the same 9.0 PSI as a Mini-Mite 4, and the Q5 the same 9.5 PSI as a Mini-Mite 5. You are not buying more power here — you are buying quiet, and paying for it in weight and price.

• Take a Q if the turbine lives in one place and you spray anywhere sound carries: an attached garage, a basement, a shared shop, a working kitchen.
• Take a Mini-Mite if the turbine travels to the job. It is markedly lighter and easier to store. Fuji’s Jim covers the whole comparison in the 84-second video below.
• Step up to a D6 if you need to spray catalyzed lacquers, 2K topcoats or high-build primers without thinning.

The HVLP Turbine Buying Guide compares every Fuji turbine side by side on stages, pressure, weight and noise. If you would rather just ask, tell us what you are finishing and where you will be working — get in touch or email hello@spraysystem.store.