NO-NAME Mini Gun Parts

MINIGUN Needles, Nozzles & Air Caps

The needle, fluid nozzle, and air cap work together to control paint delivery and spray pattern at the front of the MINIGUN. When replacing these components, it is important to select the correct size and configuration for your existing setup.

• Fluid Needles: Replacement needles for compatible NO-NAME MINIGUN spray configurations.
• Fluid Nozzles: Precision replacement nozzles designed for specific MINIGUN needle and air-cap combinations.
• Air Caps: Replacement fan-pattern, round-pattern, and other compatible MINIGUN air-cap configurations.
• Nozzle Sets: Matched needle, nozzle, and air-cap components for compatible spray sizes and configurations.

Fluid, Air & Trigger Components

The MINIGUN also uses a number of smaller parts throughout its paint, airflow, and trigger systems. Replacing an individual worn or damaged component can often restore normal operation without replacing the complete spray gun.

• Fluid Cups & Paint-Path Parts: Replacement cups, fluid connectors, packing components, and related paint-delivery parts.
• Air-Valve Components: Valve assemblies, connectors, fittings, and other components used in the MINIGUN air system.
• Triggers & Springs: Mechanical parts involved in trigger movement, return action, and spray control.
• Handles, Seals & Hardware: Replacement handles, O-rings, seals, nuts, screws, and other service components.

How to Choose the Correct MINIGUN Part

Always confirm the exact component, spray size, and product compatibility before ordering. Parts that look similar may use different dimensions, threads, or spray-system configurations.

• Identify your MINIGUN setup: Check the model and current spray configuration before selecting a replacement part.
• Confirm the nozzle size: Needle, nozzle, and air-cap components should match the required spray size.
• Check spray-pattern compatibility: Fan and round-pattern components may require different matched parts.
• Review the product listing: Use the compatibility details and product images to verify fit before ordering.

Maintaining Your NO-NAME MINIGUN

Regular cleaning and inspection can help identify bent needles, damaged nozzles, worn seals, loose fittings, or dried paint before these issues begin affecting spray performance.

If the MINIGUN develops an inconsistent spray pattern, reduced paint flow, air leakage, or trigger problems, inspect the relevant components before replacing the complete spray gun. Always use care when removing or tightening precision needle and nozzle parts.

More NO-NAME Airbrush & Spray Gun Parts

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