Grex TRITIUM Series, Руководство пользователя

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Pull trigger back less:
less paint, narrower pattern
Pull trigger back more:
more paint, wider pattern
General Operation Grex Tritium Series Owner’s Manual
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4.5 Airbrush Trigger Operation
In a double action pistol style trigger airbrush, the trigger controls
both the air flow through the airbrush and the paint volume
sprayed. Pulling the trigger back to the halfway point opens the air
valve at the bottom of the airbrush and allows air to flow through.
Further pulling back on the trigger pulls the fluid needle back away
from the fluid nozzle allowing paint to be sprayed. As the trigger
continues to be pulled back, the nozzle opening becomes larger
which allows more paint to be sprayed to create a wider spray
pattern.
4.6 Spray Pattern Adjustments
Paint sprayed from an airbrush exits from the nozzle in the form of
a cone. As the needle of the airbrush is pulled back away from the
nozzle, the nozzle opening is increased allowing more paint to be
sprayed resulting in a wider cone. Depending on where the work
surface intersects this cone, a different spray width is achieved. So,
line widths produced by the airbrush are controlled by a combina-
tion of adjusting the distance the airbrush is held from the work
surface and adjusting the amount of paint allowed to spray.
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2
Pull trigger halfway to
turn on air flow
1
Continue pulling trigger
to control paint volume
2
Less paint,
narrower pattern
More paint,
wider pattern
Further work surface
for wider patterns
Closer work surface
for narrower patterns
Less paint,
narrower pattern
More paint,
wider pattern
Figure 4H. Figure 4G.
Figure 4F.