Hotcoat PCS-250 Powder Coating System | Innovative Dual Voltage with Minimal Overspray and Larger Ground Clamp | Powder Coating Machine with Clear Bottle

Greetings from Jordan 🇯🇴 Looking for a way to give metal surfaces a professional, durable finish? If so, the Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun might be the perfect solution for you. This tool is designed for both hobbyists and professionals and offers outstanding performance with ease of use. Key Features • High-Quality Coating: This gun allows you to apply powder coating evenly and perfectly, resulting in a durable finish that is resistant to scratches and chipping. • Dual Voltage System: This feature is one of the gun's most significant strengths. You can switch between two modes: • 15kV: Ideal for covering flat surfaces and large parts. • 25kV: Provides extra power to reach difficult corners and crevices, ensuring complete and perfect coverage. • Ease of Use: The gun comes with clear instructions, and its setup is simple. Even if you're a beginner in powder coating, you'll find its use smooth and straightforward. • Precise Control: The gun allows you to control the flow of the powder, which prevents waste and helps you achieve the best results. • Ergonomic Design: The device is lightweight, and its design makes it comfortable to use for long periods . • ⁠ Final Verdict : The Eastwood HotCoat® PCS-250 Dual Voltage Powder Coating Gun is an excellent investment for anyone serious about coating metal parts at home or in their workshop. Its exceptional performance, especially the dual voltage system, makes it a great choice for achieving long-lasting, professional results. If you're looking for a tool that combines power, precision, and ease of use, this is the perfect option for you .

This is a good unit for your smaller items. It's also the second one I've bought, the first stopped working, but was also more than 20yrs old. Decided to get another one that's got newer technology. Eastwood sells quality equipment

Works as described

Things that worked well for me: I really liked the voltage setting. Powdercoat can be finicky and the Eastwood stuff (pictured) works at either voltage setting and reduces overspray by using the higher voltage. The Harbor Freight stuff would not work at the higher voltage and weirdly seemed to be actively repelled with the higher voltage. Being able to switch it up is a great feature. Another great to have feature is the Eastwood powder bottles just screw onto the powder coater. You may have to bump up your air depending on how much you're using but it's really nice to have the bottles that the stuff ships in work without having to pour it between bottles. Also the bottles go on the bottom so only aerosolized powder comes out the tip. This is very important for an even coating. The tip is easy to use too - you can set it closer or further to change the spray pattern and it works well. It's a much better solution than playing "where did I put that other tip" when trying to change up the spray pattern. Things which would make this much nicer: A light to indicate the thing was on would really be helpful. My teenager enjoys making lightning with it to test if it's on but a light would be nicer. A foot pedal would be nice too, or a holder for the button, which I zip-tied to the handle. The sprayer itself zip ties the wire to the air port which makes it hard to add a quick detach attachment to the air intake as the zip tie thing is thick. It's an easy fix, but annoying out of the box to have to move the wire. An overpressure safety would be nice too - I exploded my first bottle (the ONLY bottle it comes with) because I didn't realize my kid had cranked up the air compressor to use air tools. I should have checked it, it's entirely my fault, but I would have appreciated a valve to save me from myself. To that end, the plastic bottle cracked before the sprayer blew up so it has graceful failure conditions.

Love it! This powder coating gun is great for entry level. I have been coating all kinds of things with it and really has been a pleasure. Sure, it takes a bit of a knack, but compare the price to the pro machines and I completely expect it to take a bit of a knack. I will say that I have not been impressed with it's second coat power setting, but that also may be because my skill level.