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Air Requirements
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80 PSI – 5.5 bar minimum to 110 PSI – 7.5 bar maximum
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1/2"ID air hose
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5 micron filter and regulator with gauge are strongly suggested!
To begin operation, the UC-HL2 Launcher needs to:
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have a 1/2"ID air line connected to a filtered air source of 80 psi – 5.5 bar
minimum and 110 psi – 7.5 bar maximum.
Ultra Clean Technologies Corp supplies a full flow quick disconnect coupling
that must be used connecting the ½" I.D. air hose to the UC HL2 Launcher.
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have a selected nozzle inserted into the face plate.
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have an Ultra Clean Projectile loaded in the nozzle.
AIR SOURCE
The UC-HL2 Launcher is supplied with a 1/2" quick release coupling (Fig #1) to
ensure proper airflow and a unique 360-degree rotary plug for non-fatigue
operator use. The recommended minimum air pressure is min 80 psi – 5.5 bar to
110-psi- 7.5 bar max. The air pressure must not exceed 110 psi – 7.5 bar. The
air source can be a compressor or suitable nitrogen filled gas bottle (Never use
Oxygen!) . It is strongly recommended that the air line and any connection from
air source to the launcher must be no less than 1/2" ID. The air or inert gas such
as nitrogen should always be regulated to the correct pressure and filtered to
assure contaminant free air.
SAFETY RELEASE BAR
Push the top of the safety release forward (Fig #2) and then down (Fig #3) to
release the faceplate. DO NOT DEPRESS THE TRIGGER
NOZZLE
Drop the face plate down and select a suitable nozzle and adapter ring for the
application. The adapter ring, if needed, snaps into the face plate first. Now you
can slide the nozzle into the adapter ring. (Fig #4) DO NOT DEPRESS THE
TRIGGER
PROJECTILE
Select the projectile from our sizing charts located on pages 19 through 22. Insert
the recommended Ultra Clean projectile into the nozzle. (Fig #5)
CLOSING THE FACEPLATE
Again, push the top of the safety release bar forward and then down. Close the
faceplate and confirm that the safety release bar locks the faceplate into position.
(Fig #6) DO NOT DEPRESS THE TRIGGER
