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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read the User Instructions carefully before use.
Save these instructions for future reference.
Risk of fire and explosion
Paint and solvents can be highly inflammable.
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Only use in a well-ventilated paint spraying
booth.
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Avoid ignition sources, including lighted
cigarettes, naked flames, electrical sparks, etc.
Do not use solvents that contain halogenated
hydrocarbons (1, 1, 1-trichloroethane, ethylene
chloride, etc.) that can react chemically with elements
of aluminium or zinc and cause an explosion.
Use fluids and solvents that are compatible with
aluminium and zinc.
Paint spraying equipment and the objects to be spray-
painted must always be earthed, to reduce the risk of
sparking due to static electricity.
Risks if the equipment is used incorrectly
Never point a spray gun towards yourself, other
people or animals.
Never exceed the maximum permitted working
pressure for the equipment.
Always depressurise the paint and air before cleaning,
dismantling and/or service.
We recommend that you install a shutoff valve on the
compressed air line, close to the spray gun.
Risks during atomisation and spraying
Toxic fumes are produced when spraying specific
materials, which can be harmful.
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Ensure good ventilation during use.
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Always wear safety glasses, gloves,
respiratory protection, etc., to prevent the
risk of personal injury caused by inhalation
of toxic fumes or solvents/paint in contact
with the skin or eyes.
The noise level specified in the technical data was
measured 1.0 m behind the spray gun’s tip, 1.6 m
above the floor.
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Wear ear protection, if required.
Other risks
Never modify the product in any way.
Never enter the work area for active robots, machines, conveyors or the like.
Never spray foods or chemicals with the spray gun.
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