Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun
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The Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun is a powerful, user-friendly solution for DIYers and professionals alike, ideal for both automotive and household projects. Running on standard 120-volt household power, this powder coating gun offers incredible versatility, allowing you to achieve professional-quality results at home. The PCS-250’s dual-voltage settings provide precise control: the 15,000-volt setting is perfect for small or intricate parts, while the 25,000-volt setting delivers excellent coverage for multi-coat applications on larger surfaces.
Engineered for ease of use, this powder coating gun requires just 5-10 psi of compressed air, minimizing overspray while ensuring even powder distribution and excellent adhesion. The clear powder bottle allows you to easily check powder color, powder level, and fluidizing action as you work, helping to maintain a smooth, uninterrupted workflow.
Designed with convenience in mind, the color-coded cables make setup simple, allowing users to switch between projects with minimal hassle. The robust power supply of the PCS-250 provides consistent coverage, making it an economical choice that doesn’t sacrifice quality. Whether you’re restoring car parts or adding a durable finish to household items, the Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 is an essential tool for achieving durable, professional-grade finishes. Backed by Eastwood’s 1-year warranty.
Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Features:
- Economical and versatile powder coating gun for all kinds of automotive and household projects
- Operates on standard 120V household current
- Robust power supply provides consistent coverage and powder build
- Dual voltage settings for precise control on a variety of projects
- Low 15,000-volt setting ideal for small parts
- High 25,000-volt setting allows for multi-coat coverage
- Excellent powder adhesion with minimal overspray
- Requires as little as 5 psi of compressed air to operate
- Clear bottle shows powder color, level, and fluidizing action
- 1-year warranty and lifetime U.S.-based customer support
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Designed, engineered and tested to Eastwood's specifications.
Specifications
- 15KV/25KV dual voltage output
- New and improved ground clamp provides a better ground
- Color coordinated cabling for easier setup
- New clear bottle makes it easy to see powder level and fluidizing action
- Additional 1/2" of trigger room makes it easier and more comfortable to use
FAQs
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(Q) How long does the baking process take?
(A) For improved flow out (less "orange peel"), bake coated parts at 500 degreesF until powder flows out (about 3-4 minutes for light sheet metal parts), then turn down the heat to 400 degreesF for a full 15 minutes.
(Q) What are the electrical requirements?
(A) This HotCoat Gun requires 110-125VAC, 2 amps at 50-60 Hz. Can be used with a voltage transformer such as 220-240VAC to 110-125VAC as long as the transformer can handle 2 amps.
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Accessories
31289 Pancake Compressor
11536 Powder Coating Accessory Kit
High Temperature Masking Tape
Eastwood Hotcoat Powders Application Tips
The PCS-250 Dual-Voltage HotCoat gun is one of the best powder coating guns on the market today. Why powder coat? Because it gives you one of the most economical, color-durable and longest-lasting finishes available. You'll find powder coated surfaces are far more resistant to chipping, scratches, fading, and wear than other finishes, and the color selection is virtually unlimited, with high and low gloss, metallic, and clear finishes available. And thanks to the UV resistance of many of the powders, colors stay bright and vibrant longer.
Texture selections range from smooth surfaces to a wrinkled or matte finish, plus rough textures designed for hiding surface imperfections. One 8 oz. bottle of powder (not included) covers the same area as 2-3 cans of spray paint, and clean-up is easy since you can simply sweep-up the over-sprayed powder. This powder can be reused as well if it's not contaminated. Eastwood powders contain no environmentally harmful solvents so you can be planet-conscious as well. HotCoat powder coating requires a 5-10 psi compressed air source and a dedicated electric oven (or toaster oven).
Can I Powder Coat in My Own Garage or Shop?
Owning a dual-voltage electric powder coating gun means you can apply this technique to springs, valve covers, tri-flow radiators, vehicle body panels and anything else that needs a quality finish. One quick-change empty powder bottle is included and you can easily add more. The tool is designed to our exact specifications with a handheld activation switch, air inlet, removable diverter tip and grounding system.
New to powder coating? Our YouTube channel has a large playlist of powder coating videos that how to apply powder to different parts and what other equipment you might need. Our tech team is also available seven days a week by phone or email with free expert advice and solutions. Continue down this page for suggestions on accessories and safety equipment or visit our customer review section. Eastwood has a 100 percent customer satisfaction guarantee on every piece in the HotCoat powder coating system.
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Questions & Answers
Can I use the pcs 250 coating gun to do a car frame
is possible to let the powder coatting seat on a large part of metal n let it cure by it self without heatting it up, and how long will it take?
hot coat the same as powder coat
Does the switch light turns on right away?
I would like to powder coat the outer part of some chrome wheels. What do I have to do for prep?
Can you powder coat rims/wheels with this gun?
Can you explain the differences/improvements with this model over the old Dual Voltage Gun (item #11676)?
the vidio was very informative.the only thing that was not covered was how to clean the powder bottle. they showed how to clean floor, but not the bottle,and the gun
What size air hose do i need?
I am new to this process. I understand the powder is attracted to the metal surface due to the charge running through it. What makes the powder stay in place between that and putting the item in the oven? Is it stuck on at that point before the bake?
The internal dimensions (15.12-in. x 12.83-in. x 10.71-in.) is this usable space or just the metal case inside measurements? I am interested to know the distance between the top and lower heating elements. What is the tallest an item can be? 10.71 inches?
