One Man Dual Component Polymer Pump
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fluid remains in the tanks once complete.
c. Grease the fittings on the manifold and secure for next use.
3. In case several inches of polyurea remains in the tank at day’s end AND,
pump will be used to place additional joint filler the following day, it can be
possible to leave the material in the machine overnight using the following
procedure. NOTE: Do not leave polyurea in the tanks or within the system
(tanks, pumps, lines, manifold) if material placement will not be performed
the following day.
a. Remove static mixing tip.
b. Grease the fittings on the manifold and secure for next use.
c. Fill Iso side tank (Part B for Metzger/McGuire joint fillers, amber
colored side) with Iso product to within a couple inches of the top
of the tank.
d. Press a new clean plastic bag, or similar plastic sheeting, over tank
and into top of product lapping excess plastic over the top sides of
the tank. By doing this, excess air potentially containing moisture or
humidity is forced away from the top of the polyurea Iso component.
e. Place tank lid over plastic sheeting and secure.
f. At next use, a thorough evaluation must be done as indicated in
the “Prior to Use” section to ensure no cross contamination exists
in the manifold.
Set-up and Operation
Next Day Use:
1.
It is always advisable to re-check the manifold first by removing the check
ball assembly and inspecting for clogs and also re-checking ratio by
dispensing a small amount of material into graduated plastic containers.
2. Before use, cure test should be performed by dispensing through the static
mixer onto a cardboard or plastic sheet and monitored for 10-15 minutes to
confirm cure prior to commencement of filler placement.
3. Follow instructions outlined above under “Prior to Use” and “Dispensing
Filler”.
Set-up and Operation
