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TECHNICAL DATA Recommended operating pressure: 3 bar
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AIR BRUSH WITH LOWER BOWL Screw the bowl to the body of the gun and secure tightly with a
wrench. Fill the bowl with paint and fit it on the cover, fasten with a quarter turn to the right.
Connect the air hose to the inlet fitting on the gun and adjust the pressure (3 bar) from the compressor.
Use the rear ring-nut to adjust the amount of paint to be sprayed (tighten if you are using more fluid paints, open in the
case of thicker paints) and the side ring-nut to regulate the size of the jet.
Direct the front perforated head of the nozzle so that it is perpendicular to the direction of painting. Prior to effective use,
practice on a test material until you have obtained optimal adjustment and effect. Never leave paint inside the bowl in order
to use this subsequently as this may cause irreparable damage to the precision parts of the air brush.
After use, always clean the inside the air brush thoroughly, filling the bowel with pure solvent and spraying this without
polluting the environment (spray on a rag or absorbing surface) until there is no trace of the paint used in the jet of solvent
sprayed.
Clean the external parts of the gun stained by the paint used with a rag dipped in solvent. For more thorough cleaning,
completely unscrew the rear ring-nut and, taking care not to lose the internal spring, remove the needle of the nozzle; the
loosen the front ring and remove the perforated head of the nozzle and unscrew the nozzle with a wrench; put all the
components in a container with pure solvent for a number of hours.
Dry the components carefully and then carry out the above procedure in reverse order in order to re-assemble all the parts.
WARNINGS Do not use the paint gun in a closed environment without ventilation. Do not use the air brush without wearing
a safety mask.
TECHNICAL DATA Max. pressure: 8 bar
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF CORD WITH FAST DISCONNECTS Connect the end of the cord fitted with connector to the
compressor; connect the other end fitted with connector to the air-powered tool. To insert the connector in the tool, push
until it clicks in place.
To detach the cord, grasp the tool firmly with one hand and the ring-nut of the connector with the other and pull in the
opposite direction. If this operation is difficult, make sure that you have vented all the air from the cord.
WARNINGS Before connecting or disconnecting a tool or the cord, make sure that you have switched off the compressor.
The cord must not be crushed or bent as it could be pierced.
