Turbine Systems

First, consider which spray gun feed style you would like.

• Gravity-Feed: 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: 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: With the cup mounted to the side rather than on top, this style keeps the gun low-profile and well-balanced while still gravity-fed. It's easier to sight down the workpiece and maneuver in tight or awkward positions, like horizontal surfaces or corners.

Next, decide which turbine you need. A quick overview here, more detail below.

• D6: Fuji's flagship. Six stages, up to 11.5 PSI, and enough power to spray catalyzed lacquers and 2K topcoats without thinning. Adjustable down to 3 PSI for delicate work.
• Q Platinum: Q5 and Q4. The same power as a Mini-Mite 5 and 4, at roughly half the noise — around 60 dBA, the level of normal conversation. Choose a Q if the turbine lives in one place and you spray anywhere sound carries.
• Mini-Mite Platinum: Mini-Mite 3, 4 and 5. The same output as the Q Series in a far lighter, more portable case. Choose a Mini-Mite if the turbine travels to the job.
• Semi-PRO 2: Fuji's entry point, and a genuinely capable machine. A 2-stage motor at 5 PSI, happiest with stain, shellac, polyurethane and lacquer. Comes with an M-Model gun.
• Refurb, Scratch & Dent: Turbines restored by Fuji to near-new condition, carrying the full 2-year Fuji warranty. Stock comes and goes, but when the model you want appears it is the cheapest way to get it.

Every system includes a turbine, spray gun, hose, quick-connect and air control valve — ready to spray out of the box. All carry a 2-year warranty except the D6, which carries 2+1 year. Hoses are 25 ft on every system except the D6, which ships 30 ft.

• Best For:  Professionals handling diverse projects requiring rapid application and the ability to spray almost any fluid without dilution.
• Power:  Generates up to 11.5 PSI, offering unparalleled performance in its class.
• Features:  Smart Select Control Panel adjusting from 1-stage (3 PSI) to 6-stage (11.5 PSI), Easy Pause Remote, two-stage filtration with a check filter light, and a cast aluminum body.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For:  Users seeking maximum versatility and control for a wide range of coatings, including high-viscosity materials.
• Power:  Generates 9.5 PSI from a 5-stage, 1600-watt turbine — the same output as a Mini-Mite 5, at a fraction of the noise.
• Features:  Includes a Variable Speed Control Dial to adjust motor speed, enhancing precision and reducing overspray.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For: Paint contractors and finishers seeking a powerful, quiet system for a wide range of coatings, including latex house paints and high-viscosity materials.
• Power: Generates 9 PSI from a 4-stage turbine, allowing for less thinning of paints.
• Features: U.S. Patented Noise Reduction Technology reduces operating noise by 50%, to around 60 dBA. Rugged metal turbine case with a quick-change friction-fit filter, and a Heat Dissipation Chamber™.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For: Weekend warriors and DIYers who want the most power and versatility in the Mini-Mite line — ideal for larger projects, thicker coatings, and faster coverage.
• Power:  Generates up to 9.5 PSI, offering faster coverage and better atomization.
• Features:  Noise Reduction Covers™ and a Heat Dissipation Chamber™ to keep the motor cool and extend its life.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For: Weekend warriors and DIYers who spray regularly and want more power for a wider range of coatings, including some thicker materials, without stepping up to a full-size system.
• Power:  Generates up to 9 PSI, offering faster coverage and better atomization.
• Features:  Noise Reduction Covers™ and a Heat Dissipation Chamber™ to keep the motor cool and extend its life.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For: Weekend warriors and DIYers just getting started with HVLP spraying, looking for an affordable, portable system for smaller projects like furniture touch-ups and craft work.
• Power:  Generates up to 6.5 PSI from a 3-stage turbine — the least expensive way into the Platinum series and the T-Model guns.
• Features:  Noise Reduction Covers™ and a Heat Dissipation Chamber™ to keep the motor cool and extend its life.
• Spray Gun:  Typically paired with the T75G (gravity-feed) or T70 (bottom-feed) or G-XPC (side-mount) spray guns.

• Best For:  Occasional use and smaller projects — stain, shellac, polyurethane and lacquer.
• Power:  Generates up to 5 PSI, suitable for thinner materials.
• Features:  Compact and portable with dual washable filters for easy maintenance.
• Spray Gun:  Comes with the M-Model spray gun, available in bottom-feed or gravity-feed configurations.

Compare every Fuji turbine, or just ask.

The HVLP Turbine Buying Guide compares every Fuji turbine side by side — stages, pressure, weight and noise — and works through turbine against compressor, and complete system against turbine only.

Already know the machine and need to choose the gun? The HVLP Spray Gun Buying Guide covers bottom-feed against gravity-feed, cup capacity, and what separates the T-Model, M-Model, G-XPC and Touch-Up guns.

Would you rather just ask? Tell us what you are finishing, what you are spraying it with, and where you will be working — get in touch or email hello@spraysystem.store. We would rather help you buy the right thing the first time than sell you the wrong one twice.