Frequently Asked Questions - Pure Pressure Axis User Manual

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What Pressure Should I Use?
Air pressure controls the vertical travel of the machine. The Axis will come factory set to 120psi. All of that air pressure is used to raise
the relocating head. There is an internal regulator for the downward travel and that pressure is factory set at 90psi.
I Have a Leak, What Should I Do?
Identify where the leak is coming from. Leaks can happen for all sorts of reasons. Dry the water with a rag so you can find where it is
coming from. Once the origin of a leak is identified, you can react according to the problem. Some common reasons a leak may occur
include: damaged hose, damaged to the welded port on the vessel, incorrect tri clamp install (damaged or missing gasket), and
incorrect hose barb install. The most common reason for a leak is incorrect installation. Start with checking all of these suggested
failure points.
Do I Need to Use a Wash Bag?
The short answer is no, PurePressure recommends that you do use a wash liner. Using a wash liner will inevitably avoid port clogging
and post filtration labor. That being said, we have absolutely had customers wash without a liner in our vessels and had success with
doing so. It all depends on the operator's post-filtration method.
Can I wash Hemp with My Axis?
The quick answer here is YES! The Axis can be used with all types of material, HOWEVER, the micron size of the filtration bags have
to be strategically paired with the material being washed. This is all up to the operator and filtration methods.
Why are My Wash Liners Getting Damaged?
The wash liners are designed and made by PurePressure to avoid contact with the paddle by the use of dowel rods that hold the liner
open inside the vessel. In the past, we have seen damage to liners due to hand paddling and the collision of the paddle causing holes
and tears in the liner. The liner if used properly, should not interfere with the properly sized Axis paddle blade.
You can always contact PurePressure for support on how to proceed if help is needed with the operation of our equipment!