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General| Nozzle Size | 1.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Cup Size | 20 oz. |
| Spray Pattern | Adjustable |
| Inlet Size | 1/4 in. |
| Type | HVLP |
| Power Source | Air |
Basic precautions to reduce risks of electric shock, fire, and injury to persons.
Ensures a clean, well-lit, and safe environment for tool operation.
Emphasizes alertness, common sense, and avoiding distractions while operating the tool.
Proper techniques for using, maintaining, and storing the tool for optimal performance.
Defines common symbols used in the manual, such as PSI, CFM, NPT.
Guidelines for connecting and using the correct air source for the spray gun.
Detailed safety measures for cleaning, handling solvents, and operating spray guns.
Technical details including operating pressure, capacity, and air consumption.
Identifies and describes the various parts and controls of the spray gun.
Guidance on checking the item for damage and missing parts upon arrival.
Instructions for connecting the air source and recommended air line components.
Steps for attaching the air hose, connecting components, and ensuring proper air flow.
Adjusting the compressor's output regulator for optimal spray gun operation.
Steps to prepare the spray gun for immediate use, including cup attachment.
Guidance on mixing, thinning, and straining paint materials for spraying.
How to change the spray fan direction from horizontal to vertical.
Adjusting the spray pattern for desired consistency and coverage.
Proper methods for holding the gun, moving the stroke, and avoiding runs.
Tips to prevent paint buildup by starting and stopping movement correctly.
Choosing the appropriate solvent for cleaning latex and oil-based paints.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning the spray gun after each use.
Detailed steps for cleaning the air cap and inspecting the fluid needle.
Wiping down the gun body and lubricating connections before storage.
Proper methods for disposing of cleaning solutions according to waste standards.
Common problems like uneven spray, thick material, or low pressure, with solutions.
Addressing issues like sputtering spray, overspray, fluid tip leakage, and air leaks.
