| Brand | Fuji Spray |
|---|---|
| Tank Volume | 0.25 Gallons |
| Color | blue |
| Material | Metal |
| Item Weight | 28.77 Pounds |
| Style | Spray |
| Power Source | AC |
| Included Components | Mini-Mite 4 PLATINUM Turbine, 25ft Air Hose, T-70 Bottom Feed Spray Gun |
| Model Name | Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 4 Bottom Feed PLATINUM - T70 HVLP Spray System, Blue |
| Hose Length | 25 Feet |
| Manufacturer | Fuji Spray |
| Part Number | 2904-T70 |
| Item Weight | 28.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 17 x 14 x 16 inches |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Item model number | 2904-T70 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | Low Pressure, High Volume, Lightweight |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 24 months, Parts & Labor |
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From the manufacturer
The Mini-Mite PLATINUM Series
If you’re a professional woodworker or cabinetmaker looking for a spray system with enough power and portability for your fine-finishing projects, the Fuji Spray Mini-Mite PLATINUM Series is a must for your business. With the Mini-Mite PLATINUM Series, you can spray cabinets, furniture, autos or pianos – in fact, anything wood or metal! Exclusive to Fuji Spray – The Fuji Spray Heat Dissipation Chamber Fuji Spray has designed a unique method of removing any heat build up from the turbine case. Excess heat is channeled to a Heat Dissipation Chamber located at the rear of the case. Since the hot air is dissipated evenly through an optimum surface area of 60 holes, there is no added hiss or loud whistling noise. There is also no blowing around of debris. The benefits of a cooler running unit results in a longer life for your turbine motor compared to standard turbines.
What Makes This Series Different
- Lightweight and portable
- Powerful and versatile – regardless of the motor stage
- Simple fan pattern adjustment from circular to wide at your fingertips
- Three fan pattern orientations – horizontal, vertical, circle
- A quieter overall spray experience compared to previous models
- Can be used with a range of materials (high to low viscosity)
- Suitable for both waterborne and solvent-based coatings
- Easy to disassemble spray gun resulting in hassle-free clean up and maintenance
Key Features of this Series
- Heat Dissipation Chamber – dissipates heat resulting in increased turbine motor life
- Noise Reduction Covers – muffles the operating level by removing direct sound paths
- PSI ranging from 6.5 to 9psi
- Rugged metal turbine case
- Quick-change friction fit filters
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A real step up
I have used a Earlex 5500 for over ten years and it never has failed me. But it remains a 2 stage sprayer and is not paint friendly. I decided to up my game and after a lot of research I decided on the Fuji Mini Mate T70 4 stage. What a difference! I do recommend buying the flexible 6 foot hose, right away, not included, though it should be. Gun cleans up easily. I would also look into buying additional size needle and seats. This is a pro gun, so expect a little practice with it. If you are used to a 2 stage, you have to get used to adjusting the air down. Yes I would recommend this to anyone
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018
Now onto the system itself. In a word - AWESOME. I put off buying this system for a long time, instead purchasing cheap compressor-based HVLP guns, and then a Grace Ultra cordless airless gun.
With practice and experimentation on how mix/thin your paints, you can certainly get good results with the cheaper compressor guns. (I tried a Harbor Freight and a well-reviewed Husky fun from Home Depot). One big issue I had with both was that neither had aircap/needle sets readily available, which is really important to having a versatile sprayer. Another big issue was relating to my shop - I don’t have a lot of power, so even with a 20 gallon compressor, my compressor was running all the time while spraying and would eventually trip the breaker.
After that, I got a Graco Ultra cordless. That gun/system is really a cool piece of gear. Super convenient, no hoses or cables and no thinning of paint. With practice I was able to get *decent* results on furniture. One issue with that gun is how much paint it puts down, which is a LOT. Also, to change the width of the fan, you have to change out the tip. Tips are available but you can’t dial it in like you can on an air gun.
With the Graco Ultra I was getting decent results, but the finish wasn’t the smoothest. That got better with practice, it just with the nature of how much paint it puts down, you’re never going to get a flawless finish with it. In its defense, it’s not designed for that. It’s also a pretty heavy/awkward unit that can make your wrist sore after a lot of use. Another detractor is that you can’t use oil-based finishes in the Ultra. They have the Ultra Max which can, but you have to ground it with a cable which defeats the purpose, and its $800 instead of $500.
Finally, after spending about $800 on non-Fuji gear and only getting decent results, I caved and got the MiniMite 4.
Now, I’m still learning it and will update the review as necessary later, but this thing is AWESOME overall. I opted not to spend the extra money for the Q range and so far I don’t regret it. If I end up spraying a lot I may go for a Q5 but for now I see no reason. This machine is about the sound level of a vacuum cleaner and is totally bearable, though I still choose to wear hearing protection.
The main hose seems like it’s really high quality, though it’s a bit cumbersome. Fuji does offer the flexible whip hose which is handy and I recommend it. I wish I didn’t have to pay extra for it, but what are you gonna do? You also have to pay extra for the cleaning kit which I also didn’t appreciate, as in my eyes, it’s far more of a necessity than even the whip hose. Even my $75 2-pack of guns Fromm Home Depot came with 5 paint straining filters, 5 internal gun filters and a cleaning kit (all missing from this set).
The gun is a thing of beauty!! The machining on the internals just reeks of quality. Not a burr or errant scratch or sloppy fit anywhere. Truly a wonderful piece of equipment.
The extra air cap sets available combined with the 4 stage power really make this a wonderfully versatile system. My only regret there is that the set of different caps in the case wasn’t available on prime, so I only bought the extras I needed individually.
So far I’m REALLY pleased with my purchase. I plan to add a 110v remote to the system soon.
Also for those who care, I was able to get whole system in a Sys-5 systainer. See photos. The black pouch holds the extra aircap sets, consumables like hose/check valve assemblies, cup seals and cleaning kit. I might later get a Sys-Combin3 for guns and accessories, but that remains to be seen.
For now I’m still contemplating the 3M PPS system and the G-XPC gun so I have an even more versatile setup.
Don’t wait like I did. If you need to spray, this is an excellent choice!
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018
Early Impressions: This thing is AWESOME. Before I tell you anything else - cleanliness in any spray system is paramount. Watch fuji’s cleaning video before your first spray/clean and you’ll be glad you did! I hadn’t done that because I’ve cleaned sprayers in the past, but I wish I had. Would’ve saved me some time and fumbling around. At any rate - your succes in spray has a LOT to do with cleanliness and maintenance, so don’t ignore it!Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2018
Now onto the system itself. In a word - AWESOME. I put off buying this system for a long time, instead purchasing cheap compressor-based HVLP guns, and then a Grace Ultra cordless airless gun.
With practice and experimentation on how mix/thin your paints, you can certainly get good results with the cheaper compressor guns. (I tried a Harbor Freight and a well-reviewed Husky fun from Home Depot). One big issue I had with both was that neither had aircap/needle sets readily available, which is really important to having a versatile sprayer. Another big issue was relating to my shop - I don’t have a lot of power, so even with a 20 gallon compressor, my compressor was running all the time while spraying and would eventually trip the breaker.
After that, I got a Graco Ultra cordless. That gun/system is really a cool piece of gear. Super convenient, no hoses or cables and no thinning of paint. With practice I was able to get *decent* results on furniture. One issue with that gun is how much paint it puts down, which is a LOT. Also, to change the width of the fan, you have to change out the tip. Tips are available but you can’t dial it in like you can on an air gun.
With the Graco Ultra I was getting decent results, but the finish wasn’t the smoothest. That got better with practice, it just with the nature of how much paint it puts down, you’re never going to get a flawless finish with it. In its defense, it’s not designed for that. It’s also a pretty heavy/awkward unit that can make your wrist sore after a lot of use. Another detractor is that you can’t use oil-based finishes in the Ultra. They have the Ultra Max which can, but you have to ground it with a cable which defeats the purpose, and its $800 instead of $500.
Finally, after spending about $800 on non-Fuji gear and only getting decent results, I caved and got the MiniMite 4.
Now, I’m still learning it and will update the review as necessary later, but this thing is AWESOME overall. I opted not to spend the extra money for the Q range and so far I don’t regret it. If I end up spraying a lot I may go for a Q5 but for now I see no reason. This machine is about the sound level of a vacuum cleaner and is totally bearable, though I still choose to wear hearing protection.
The main hose seems like it’s really high quality, though it’s a bit cumbersome. Fuji does offer the flexible whip hose which is handy and I recommend it. I wish I didn’t have to pay extra for it, but what are you gonna do? You also have to pay extra for the cleaning kit which I also didn’t appreciate, as in my eyes, it’s far more of a necessity than even the whip hose. Even my $75 2-pack of guns Fromm Home Depot came with 5 paint straining filters, 5 internal gun filters and a cleaning kit (all missing from this set).
The gun is a thing of beauty!! The machining on the internals just reeks of quality. Not a burr or errant scratch or sloppy fit anywhere. Truly a wonderful piece of equipment.
The extra air cap sets available combined with the 4 stage power really make this a wonderfully versatile system. My only regret there is that the set of different caps in the case wasn’t available on prime, so I only bought the extras I needed individually.
So far I’m REALLY pleased with my purchase. I plan to add a 110v remote to the system soon.
Also for those who care, I was able to get whole system in a Sys-5 systainer. See photos. The black pouch holds the extra aircap sets, consumables like hose/check valve assemblies, cup seals and cleaning kit. I might later get a Sys-Combin3 for guns and accessories, but that remains to be seen.
For now I’m still contemplating the 3M PPS system and the G-XPC gun so I have an even more versatile setup.
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024
I have used a Earlex 5500 for over ten years and it never has failed me. But it remains a 2 stage sprayer and is not paint friendly. I decided to up my game and after a lot of research I decided on the Fuji Mini Mate T70 4 stage. What a difference! I do recommend buying the flexible 6 foot hose, right away, not included, though it should be. Gun cleans up easily. I would also look into buying additional size needle and seats. This is a pro gun, so expect a little practice with it. If you are used to a 2 stage, you have to get used to adjusting the air down. Yes I would recommend this to anyone
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023
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Jessica
High quality sprayer in a small package
Reviewed in Canada on October 10, 2021
Jessica
Reviewed in Canada on October 10, 2021
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Randy Cole
Great machine, makes life easier.
Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2021
Randy Cole
Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2021
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