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WAR NING
As the equipment works under pres su re the ut most care must
be observed during the work. Bearing this in mind, never aim
the spray gun at a person or towards any part of the bo dy. In
the event of personal injury caused by the spray ing pressure,
immediate medical attention is essential. Before carrying out
any adjustment or repair, the equipment must be swit ched off
and the paint pres su re re li e ved.
Paint spray ing
CAU TION
In ha la tion of paint, paint dust and sol vent is not he al thy. Ma ke
su re an ap pro ved spray booth is used. The ope ra tor must use
per so nal pro tec tion-breath ing mask or fresh air hood.
Op er a tion
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In stall and op er ate the spray gun ac cord ing to Fig.1, 2, 3 and 3.
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Blow the paint and air hoses clean before connection.
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Check that all connections are tight .
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Keep the spray gun clean and lu bri cate (waterfree vaseline)
mov ing parts at regular intervals.
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Lu bri cants for sur face-treatment equip ment must not con tain
sil i con.
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For short standstill periods, for instance over a night, it will
suf fice to clean the air and paint nozzles on the outside. If a
two-com po nent paint is used, however, the gun must be flushed
through im me di ate ly with solvent. This must also be done if the
gun is to re main unused for a longer period of time.
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When cleaning the air cap and the paint nozzle, use a soft
brush dipped in clean solvent. Do not place the entire gun in
solvent, as the oil on the lubricated parts would be dissolved. Blow
the air cap dry with comressed air from both sides.
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Nev er use iron or steel wire to clean air holes and ducts in
the noz zles.
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When as ses sing the re ac tion ti me of the con nec ted spray
gun (the ti me from the start im pul se until spray ing com men-
ces) the re ac tion time of the control valve must be tak en in to
con sid er a tion.
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Recommend size for control valve:
– Con trol valve, 3-way, G 1/4. Min. flow ar ea 28 mm
Me chan i cal ly, pneu mat i cal ly or electrically actuated.
How to operate
Note:
Valve orifice inside three-way solenoid valve should be minimum
ø 4 mm and also operating air hose length should be within 10 m
with the inner diameter more than ø 6 mm to avoid delayed
operation and any kind of failure.
Recommended paint viscosity differs according to paint properties
and painting conditions. 15 to 23 sec./Ford cup 4 is recommendable.
The gun is operate at low air pressure, high transfer efficiency will not
be obtained if the spray distance is to far.
Set the spray distance from the gun to the work piece as near as possible
within the range of 150-300 mm.
Con nec tions
(See Fig.1, 2, 3 and 4)
STL-HN (Fig.1 ) Operation air.
Coupling for tube ø 6/8 mm.
STL-HN (Fig.2 ) Operation air.
Coupling for tube ø 4/6 mm.
STL (Fig.3 ) Operation air.
Coupling for tube ø 4/6 mm.
Con nec tions
For gun with mounting plate 6003 9770 00 for Spraymate
Con nec tions
For gun with mounting plate 6003 9770 20 for Robot
For gun with mounting plate 6003 9770 35 for Robot
Con nec tions
For gun with mounting plate 6003 9770 43 for Robot
with 13 mm guide pin
2
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Fig. 3
F Paint. Coupling for tube ø 6/8 mm / ø 2.5/4 mm
for mounting plate 6003 9770 35
ZL Atomizing air.
Coupling for tube ø 6/8 mm.
HL Fan air.
Coupling for tube ø 6/8 mm.
STL-HN
RF
F
Fig. 1
F
F
Fig. 2
ZL
STL-HN
LTS
ZL
F
HL
Con nec tions
For gun with connection plate 6003 9770 15
for paint circulation
Fig. 4
RF (Fig.1) Return paint.
RF (Fig.2) Return paint.
RF (Fig.4) Return paint.
ZL
HL
65130 F253-1
HL
RF
65130 F254-1
65130 F309-2
RF
65130 F256
Coupling for tube ø 6/8 mm.
Plug G 1/8.
Coupling for tube ø 4/6 mm.
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