■1. Safety precautions
Wear protective cover.
• During painting, be sure to wear protective cover such as glasses, mask or gloves
to avoid serious injury caused by paints or solvents which might enter your eyes or
you might inhale.
Be careful about ventilation.
• Use it in well-ventilated place. Painting or cleaning in a narrow place with
insufficient ventilation can cause organic solvent intoxication by sprayed mist of
paint or volatile solvent.
• If you feel any abnormality during operation, consult a medical doctor immediately.
Contact is forbidden.
• When paint leaks, never try to stop it by hand. In that case, close ball valve (for
air) immediately, stop pump and open ball valve (for drain) and reduce paint
pressure down to [0 MPa].
Be careful about bodily injury.
• Never point gun toward a person or animal. Never pull trigger of gun when
human body or fingers come near tip of air cap of gun.
Paint can enter human body directly through eyes, mouth or skin. It is very dangerous.
If you feel any abnormality or receive any injury, consult a medical doctor immediately.
Limit of fluid to be used.
• Do not use it for food products. As pump parts are not suitable for food products, foreign matter entering
through parts can cause health problems.
Keep away from origins of explosions or fires.
• Never use near sparks or open fire. Especially the following will cause fire.
• Open flames such as cigarettes, pipes.
• Electric goods such as stoves, lamps or heaters.
Be careful about ventilation.
• Use it in well-ventilated place. Painting or cleaning in a narrow place with
insufficient ventilation can cause fire or explosion due to sprayed mist of paint or
solvent which catches fire.
Connect grounding.
• Securely ground pump, spray gun, workpieces and containers containing paint or
solvent. Be sure to use Iwata’s designated urethane air hose with built-in ground
wire to have continuous grounding between pump and spray gun or connect
grounding separately. Insufficient grounding will cause explosion or fire if
exposed to a spark of electricity.
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