Apollo 7700 Stainless Steel Fluid Nozzles

Fluid nozzles control how much material feeds into the air stream and how smoothly it flows through your 7700 gun. If your finish is too light, too heavy, or inconsistent, the nozzle size is usually the place to start.

Not Sure Which Nozzle to Choose?

• Ultra-thin dyes & toners → 0.5mm
• Stains, sealers, thin clears → 0.8mm
• General clear coatings → 1.0–1.3mm
• Pigmented coatings & high-build waterbornes → 1.5mm
• Primers & latex → 1.8–2.0mm
• Gelcoat & very thick coatings → 2.5mm

Fluid Nozzle Breakdown

• 0.5mm Nozzle
  • Made for dyes, toners, and ultra-thin materials.
  • Gives you the lightest, most controlled material output.
• 0.8mm Nozzle
  • Ideal for stains, sealers, and thin clears.
  • Great for fine finishing with minimal build.
• 1.0mm Nozzle
  • A solid match for most clear finishes.
  • Clean, consistent atomization for furniture and cabinetry.
• 1.3mm Nozzle
  • The most common choice for waterborne clears.
  • Balanced flow for general shop finishing.
• 1.5mm Nozzle
  • Built for high-solids clears and pigmented waterbornes.
  • More flow to keep thicker coatings moving.
• 1.8mm Nozzle
  • For primers, thinned latex, and heavier-bodied coatings.
  • Stronger feed for solid coverage and quicker build.
• 2.0mm Nozzle
  • Ideal for heavy primers and industrial coatings.
  • Pairs well with C or C-HS air caps for higher output.
• 2.5mm Nozzle
  • Maximum delivery for gelcoat, texture coatings, and adhesives.
  • Best choice for the thickest materials where volume matters.

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