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trigger and that no more material can be discharged by pressing the trigger (22 or 25).
See hazard and warning notes!
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Notes
The spray gun is never to be dismantled into its individual parts except when this is
necessary for repair or maintenance purposes. When cleaning and during material
change, the gun should be rinsed through thoroughly using a detergent recommended or
prescribed by the supplier of the coating substance until it is discharged clear.
The spray gun should never be completely immersed in detergent! This could destroy the
gaskets and rinse out the lubricant.
During lengthy breaks in operation, the spray gun should be rinsed through with
detergent, left to dry, and stored in a suitable place until it is to be used again.
Do not clean material nozzles and valve seat screw using hard, sharp-edged objects!
(For cleaning of the nozzles, we recommend the flat brush, article no. 7025-015, or
nozzle cleaning needles (see list of accessories, no. 140-0064) from Krautzberger
GmbH.)
A cloth soaked in detergent is recommended for external cleaning.
9.
Disposal
Following dismantling of the spray gun type KS, the metal parts can be sorted and
forwarded to a recycling process; the non-metal parts should be disposed of as special
waste.
10.
Technical data
Operating pressures / Operating temperature
Max. material pressure
(KS-1, KS-1L, KS-1M and KS-2):
35 MPa (350 bar)
Max. material pressure (KS-1D, KS-2D):
25 MPa (250 bar)
Max. material pressure (KS-1D st.st. head section):
40 MPa (400 bar)
Max. material temperature:
50°C
Connections
Material connection:
G1/4 IG
Weight (without add-on parts)
KS-1, KS-1L, KS-1D and KS-2:
approx. 470 g
KS-1M:
approx. 580 g
Material spray zone
Angle of material jet in front of nozzle: up to approx. 110° depending on nozzle
Length of material jet in front of nozzle: up to 5 metres depending on nozzle and
material pressure
Length of material jet with removed
nozzle:
up to 20 metres
Noise emission
Continuous sound pressure level:
nozzle-dependent, 60 to 90 dB(A)
Load due to vibrations