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Operating Instructions SATA HRS
EN
■ Comply with the local regulations for safety, accident prevention, occu-
pational health and safety and environmental protection.
■ Adhere to BGR 500 accident prevention regulations.
3. Use
Intended Use
The pressurized cup spray gun is intended for applying cleaning agents
and preservatives onto surfaces or into cavities using wand systems.
Incorrect use
Incorrect use refers to using the pressurized cup spray gun to apply paint
and lacquers.
4. Description
The pressurized cup spray gun is connected to the compressed air circuit
by a connection nipple. The compressed air is conveyed into the pressur-
ized cup via a check valve on pressing the trigger guard. The overpres-
sure conveys the material via the riser to the mixing cap. The spraying
air for mixing with the material is introduced through a further air channel
in the mixing cap. The air/material mixture is conveyed through the quick
coupling to the wand for fine atomization depending on the particular
wand.
5. Scope of Delivery
■ Pressurized cup spray gun with / without flow control depending on the
version
■ Pressurized cup, depending on the version
■ Various wand systems, depending on the version
6. Technical Design
Pressurized cup spray gun
[1-1]
Version HRS-E
Screw-on flange pres-
[1-2]
surized cup HRS-E
Riser HRS-E
[1-3]
Pressurized cup HRS-E
[1-4]
[1-5]
Pressurized cup adapter
[1-6]
Ascending pipe
[1-7]
Pressurized cup, plastic
Standing ring
[1-8]
Spray gun body
[1-9]
[1-10] Paint needle
[1-11] Trigger
120
[1-12] Air connection
[1-13] Pressurized cup, aluminium
[1-14] Ascending pipe
[1-15] quick coupling
[1-16] Mixing cap
[1-17] Safety valve
[1-18] Back-check valve
[1-19] Guide sleeve
[1-20] Counter nut
[1-21] Material flow control nut
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