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Processing D 476 KD7 A3 Spray-on Sealant
1. Opening cartridge
Press in flanged cover of aluminium cartridge using tool
supplied. Pierce membrane of nozzle connection using
drift.
2. Preparing cartridge
Screw material nozzle hand-tight onto cartridge.
3. Inserting cartridge
Push cartridge into receiver pipe on gun. Screw blue SN
union nut securely onto tube.
4. Screwing on air jet
Screw air jet into SN union nut to the stop. Compressed
air regulation: The compressed air gun is equipped with
a dual circuit air system! The supply pressure should be at
least 7 bar. Higher supply pressure is automatically reduced.
5. Adjusting screws
The flow of material and the spray air can be adjusted
independently of each other using the adjusting screws
on the gun.
Red adjusting screw = Flow of material
Blue adjusting screw = Spray air
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Operating Instructions–VAG 1761/1
Compressed air gun
For processing Spray-on seam sealant D 476 KD7 A3 and other 310 ml cartridges
A
= Screw-on nozzle
B
= Tool for piercing
Aluminium cartridges
SN
= SN union nut for processing spray-on seam sealant
DK
= DK union nut for tensioning cartridges with multi-purpose
application
Compressed air connection
The screw-on nozzle provided fits into the rectus / EWO coupling.
Screw the nozzle into the thread on the gun handle. Appropriate
nozzles must be used with other coupling systems.
Plastic or rubber hoses with a nominal width of 6 mm and minimum
operating pressure of 10 bar at +60 °C are recommended for the
compressed air hose.
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