Apollo 7700 Air Caps

Choosing the right air cap determines how cleanly your finish lays down and how your material atomizes. Here’s the simplest way to get to the right choice fast, without guessing.

Not Sure Which Air Cap to Choose?

• Clears & thin finishes → A or B
• General shop work → B
• Heavy waterbornes & pigmented coatings → B-HS
• Primers & latex → C or C-HS
• Gelcoat or extremely thick materials → D or D-HS

Air Cap Breakdown

• A-Clear Coat (0.5mm)
  • Best for ultra-thin materials: dyes, toners, very thin clears.
  • Produces the finest atomization with a tight fan.
• A Air Cap (0.8mm)
  • Ideal for stains, sealers, toners, and thin clear finishes.
  • Excellent control for fine/detail spraying.
• B Air Cap (1.0mm, 1.3mm, 1.5mm)
  • The “everyday” choice for most clear finishes and enamels.
  • Delivers smooth, cabinet-grade atomization.
• B-HS Air Cap (1.0mm, 1.3mm, 1.5mm)
  • Designed for high-solids clear coats and pigmented coatings.
  • Great for Italian waterbornes and thicker cabinet finishes.
• C Air Cap (1.8mm, 2.0mm)
  • For heavier coatings like primers and thinned latex.
  • Provides a larger fan and increased material flow.
• C-HS Air Cap (1.8mm, 2.0mm)
  • Extra push for thick primers and pigmented waterbornes.
  • Perfect for latex on doors, trim, and built-ins.
• D Air Cap (2.5mm)
  • Made for very heavy coatings: gelcoat, texture coatings, adhesives.
  • Max material output for the thickest products.
• D-HS Air Cap (2.5mm)
  • HS version for extremely high-viscosity industrial coatings.
  • Ideal for gelcoat, epoxy, multi-spec, and similar materials.

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