Operation
1.
Before filling the tank with material, ensure ports to safety valve, gauge and outlet are free of
materials which could prevent free movement of air. Lid gasket must be properly installed and
seated in the lid and be clean of any debris that may prevent a proper seal. Rim of the pot must
also be clean and free of debris.
2.
Place castings/molds into pot.
3.
Place lid assembly on tank and hand tighten tank lid clamp screws.
4.
Close ball valve, unlock pressure regulator knob and rotate counterclockwise until it stops.
5.
Attach air hose, open ball valve and begin slowly introducing pressure into the tank by rotating
the pressure regulator knob clockwise until the desired pressure has been achieved. Consult
resin manufacturer’s instructions for the proper PSI setting. NOTE: Introducing pressure too
quickly will result in pushing resin out of the mold(s) and onto the interior surfaces of the pot.
6.
Normal operating pressure on the tank is 60 PSI. Should you nee d to
reduce pressure,
simply rotate the pressure regulator knob counterclockwise until the desired pressure
setting is achieved. When the proper pressure setting has been obtained lock the pressure
regulator knob into place by pressing in, turn ball valve to the closed position and remove
air hose.
7.
Once the resin has cured per resin manufacturers specifications slowly relieve the
pressure by slowly rotating the Air Outlet Cock counterclockwise until the pressure bleeds
down completely.
8.
Once tank is completely bleed loosen tank lid clamp screws and remove lid.
Warning:
Do not use over 80 PSI in your tank.
Cleaning:
Warning:
Always shut off air pressure at the source and bleed off all pressure in the
tank by slowly rotating the Air Outlet Cock counterclockwise, relieving the air pressure.
It is very important that the tanks interior and lid be cleaned as soon as the job is finished.
Turn off the main air supply to the tank. Remove all pressure by slowly rotating the Air Outlet
Cock counterclockwise until the pressure bleeds completely down.
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