Operating Instructions SATAjet 1000 B (RP/HVLP)
Notice!
If the gun input pressure does not reach the necessary level, increase
the pressure in the compressed air circuit.
Too much input pressure results in high trigger forces.
■ Pull trigger guard [1-11] right back.
■ Adjust the gun input pressure to one of the following settings [3-1],
[3-2], [3-3] to [3-4]. Note the maximum gun inlet pressure (see chap-
ter 2).
■ Bring the trigger guard to the starting position.
Adjust the material flow
Notice!
Wear at the fluid tip and paint needle is lowest when the material flow
control is wide open. Select fluid tip size according to the material and
working speed.
Fully variable adjustment of the material flow and thus the needle stroke
is possible with the adjusting screw as shown in Figs. [4-1], [4-2], [4-3]
and [4-4].
■ Loosen counter nut [1-4].
■ Pull trigger guard [1-11] right back.
■ Adjust material flow at the adjusting screw [1-3].
■ Tighten counter nut by hand.
Adjust spray fan pattern
Fully variable adjustment of the spray fan pattern is possible using the
round / flat fan control [1-2] to achieve a round fan.
■ Adjust the spray fan pattern by regulating the round and flat fan control
[1-2].
■ Turn to the right [5-2] – for a round fan
■ Turn to the left [5-1] – for a flat fan
Start spraying process
■ Observe correct spray distance (see chapter 2).
■ Pull trigger guard right back [6-2] and hold spray gun at 90° to the
surface being sprayed [6-1].
■ Ensure there is sufficient spraying air feed and material supply.
■ Pull trigger guard [1-11] back and start spraying process. Adjust mate-
rial flow and spray fan pattern if necessary.
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