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General| Application | Powder Coating |
|---|---|
| Spray Tip Size | Various sizes available |
| Type | Electrostatic Powder Coating |
| Voltage | 100 kV |
| Control System | Digital |
| Technology | Digital Valve Control |
| Control Unit | OptiStar |
| Powder Feed | Hopper |
| Hose Length | 5 m |
Provides essential operational information for the OptiFlex Pro F Spray equipment.
Instructions on how to store and refer to the manual for future use.
Explains the meaning of various safety warning symbols used in the manual.
Details the components and structure of safety notes within the manual.
Outlines how the manual's content is organized for user reference.
Explains the use of cross-references to figures within the descriptive text.
Provides essential safety regulations and adherence requirements for product operation.
Details fundamental safety guidelines for the proper and safe use of the product.
Outlines safety regulations specific to the product's integration into equipment systems.
Highlights potential general dangers associated with product operation and modifications.
Details risks and precautions related to electrical connections and maintenance.
Addresses risks of explosion due to dust concentration and necessary safety measures.
Warns about potential slipping hazards from powder on the floor.
Explains consequences of static charges and the importance of proper grounding.
Provides detailed instructions and requirements for proper electrical grounding procedures.
Prohibits smoking and open flames in the vicinity of the system.
Advises persons with pacemakers to avoid areas with high voltage or electromagnetic fields.
Warns against using flash photography due to potential interference with safety devices.
Details precautions for maintenance, including disconnecting power and required PPE.
Specifies the intended application of the coating equipment with organic powders.
Describes the different available versions of the manual coating equipment.
Lists foreseeable misuse scenarios to avoid for safe and proper operation.
Provides an overview of the equipment's structure and component identification.
Lists all components included in the scope of delivery for the equipment.
Details the key features and functional properties of the coating equipment.
Lists the types of guns that can be connected to the control unit.
Provides detailed electrical specifications including voltage, current, and power.
Details pneumatic requirements such as air connection, pressure, and vapor content.
Specifies the physical dimensions (width, depth, height, weight) of the equipment.
Indicates the types of powders (plastic, metallic, enamel) that can be processed.
Provides reference values for powder output based on conveying and suction hose specifications.
Details the various air flow rates for fluidizing, rinsing, transport, and spraying.
Specifies the operating environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and altitude.
States the sound pressure level measured during normal operation.
Describes the information found on the equipment's rating plate.
Provides guidelines for the correct vertical placement and environmental setup of the equipment.
Refers to the included instructions for setting up and connecting the manual coating equipment.
Details how to connect various cables and hoses for the control unit and application pump.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting the gun's head piece.
Lists essential basic conditions that must be met before starting up the equipment.
Guides through the initial startup procedure and troubleshooting for malfunctions.
Explains how to set the device type parameter for correct system operation.
Describes how to select and use predefined operating modes for coating.
Explains how to start and manage individual adjustable programs for coating.
Details how to adjust powder output and powder cloud based on selected parameters.
Guides on how to adjust spraying air based on transport air and total air volume.
Explains how to adjust the electrode rinsing air for optimal nozzle performance.
Describes the cleaning mode and its programs for blowing off powder accumulations.
Provides steps for activating the automated cleaning function of the equipment.
Details the procedure for performing a pinch valve diagnostic to maintain quality.
Explains how to adjust the background illumination brightness of the control unit display.
Describes the process for performing an 'extreme' color change (light to dark).
Outlines the correct procedure for safely shutting down the equipment.
Provides instructions for short-term shutdown and preparation for inactivity.
Specifies the required environmental and physical conditions for safe storage.
Details maintenance tasks, schedule, and works required during storage periods.
Emphasizes the importance of cleaning and maintenance for product lifespan and quality.
Defines the frequency for maintenance tasks, including daily and weekly checks.
Provides instructions for equipment preparation during extended periods of non-use.
Details the procedure for rinsing the powder hose during longer downtimes.
Outlines minimum maintenance requirements for the powder gun.
Explains the function of the filter unit and how to replace its filter element.
Provides detailed instructions and precautions for cleaning the powder gun.
Details the procedure for cleaning the powder container, emphasizing no solvents/water.
States that repairs must be performed by authorized service workshops.
Describes periodic checks of cables, hoses, and plugs for safety and integrity.
Guides troubleshooting for the H11 help code displayed on the control unit.
Provides causes and corrective actions for a dark control unit display.
Lists causes and solutions for a non-illuminated gun LED during triggering.
Addresses issues with powder adhesion, including grounding and high voltage settings.
Provides troubleshooting steps for the gun not spraying powder.
Details causes and solutions for a poor spray profile from the gun.
Offers corrective actions when there is no electrode rinsing air.
Explains how to troubleshoot issues with powder fluidization.
Addresses causes and solutions for powder flowing out of the hopper.
Introduces the procedures and requirements for product disposal.
Specifies who is responsible for carrying out the disposal process.
Outlines the legal and environmental regulations that must be followed during disposal.
Guides on sorting materials for proper disposal collection.
Provides instructions and necessary information for ordering spare parts.
Lists all available spare parts for the OptiFlex Pro F Spray equipment.
Visual representation and numbering of spare parts for the OptiFlex Pro F Spray.
Lists all available spare parts for the HF05-50 Powder hopper.
Visual representation and numbering of spare parts for the HF05-50 Powder hopper.
Lists and details the complete spare parts for the OptiSelect diffuser.
Lists and details the complete spare parts for the pneumatic group.
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