DUTLESS BLASTING DB150, Руководство пользователя

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Connect Blast Hose
Connect Air Hose
A NOTE TO BLASTER
Before blasting, it is recommended that user reads through
the entirety of this manual for proper operating procedures
and important maintenance instructions.
Always inspect machine, nozzles, hoses, and couplings
prior to blasting.
STEP 1. Connecting blast hose
Unroll blast hose and screw nozzle head shut off valve onto
the blast hose. Then screw your chosen nozzle into the
nozzle head shut off valve.
Getting Started
STEP 3. Connect hoses and adjust abrasive lever
Attach blast hose to blast hose connection and insert
safety pin. Connect the compressor air hose to the air
inlet and insert safety pin.
Turn abrasive adjustment screw so that 3/4” to 1” of
pipe is visible (this will not stay up until machine is
pressurized).
STEP 2. Filling the blast pot with abrasive
The DB150
®
is designed to hold:
• 5 gallons of clean water
• 7 oz of Rust Inhibitor
• 40 lbs of Abrasive, mesh size approx. 40/70
Unscrew and remove the fill cap lock and then remove the
fill cap. Insert the fill funnel into the fill opening and pour in
5 gallons of water, 7oz of rust inhibitor (if blasting metal),
and 50 lbs of recycled bottle glass or other blast media.
Remove the fill funnel and replate the fill cap.
Note: Your machine will use any type of abrasive or
cleaning medium that sinks in water and is not water
soluble.
Close Blow Down Valve
Open Air Inlet Valve
SLOWLY
Remove Fill Cap
Connect Nozzle Head Shut
Off Valve and Nozzle
STEP 4. Power up your compressor and start blasting
• Please refer to your compressor manufacturer’s manual
for operating instructions and start up your compressor.
• The gauge will show pressure. Adjust the operating
pressure with the valve behind the lower gauge.
• Open the vibrator valve and adjust until you feel
maximum vibration on top of the machine. Make sure the
blow down valve is closed and open the air inlet valve.
• Wear appropriate PPE gear.
• To activate blast hose, slowly pull back and hold the lever
of the nozzle head shutoff valve.
Note: For best results, try different blast patterns and
angles to find the best work flow.
Pull Back Lever And Hold To Blast