nozzle.
We recommend that air pressure in the range of 60-110 PSI will provide the
best Results.
LOADING ABRASIVES INTO THE TANK
1. Check your abrasive to be sure it's dry, and won't clog the metering
valve (30), abrasive outlet pipe (12), hose (21), or other components.
2. Put on the protective clothing, full hood and MSHA/NICOSH approved
Respirator.
3. Turn the air supply valve (31) to the off (horizontal)position.
4. Push down to open the nozzle DEADMAN valve (25).
5. Watch the pressure gauge (9) and make sure it reads zero pressure.
6. Remove the filler cap (4) from the top of the tank. 6.
7. Insert the funnel (19), and pour the abrasive into the funnel. Be sure to
get enough into the tank to do the job at hand. But if this is a big job, fill the
tank only 3/4 full, and reload as needed to finish the work.
TIPS: if the humidity is 90/100%, the water trap (9) won't be able to trap all
of the moisture in a 3/4 tank.Better to reduce the amount of abrasive,load
more frequently, and empty the water trap more open.This will reduce the
possibility of clogging the bottom of the tank or the line.
8. with the correct amount of abrasive in the tank, close the filler cap (4).
9. Close the nozzle shut-off valve(30), and open the air supply valve(31).
10. Listen for air leaks at the filler cap as you begin to pressurize the tank
from the compressor.Fix any leaks before operating.
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