Iwata Full Finish G-Series G3, Руководство по эксплуатации

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FOR G-SERIES G6
Pattern Adjustment Set (#14)
This adjustment creates a circular- or oval-shaped spray pattern.
When the valve is fully closed, twisted fully clockwise, the spray
pattern will be a round shape. The round pattern is best for doing
graphics in small areas. When the valve is fully opened, twisted
fully counter-clockwise, the spray pattern will be an oval shape,
also known as a fan pattern. The oval fan pattern provides a smooth
background spray.
When using the Power Jet compressor, the pattern adjustment
valve should only be opened a maximum of ½ turn. Using a com-
pressor with power greater than 1 HP allows the valve to be fully
opened, creating the fan pattern shape.
Air Cap (#1)
The air cap produces a round or an oval fan-shaped pattern
depending on how the pattern adjustment valve is set. Refer to the
Pattern Adjustment Set Instructions if necessary.
Orientation of the oval varies based on where the finger-like
protrusions on the air cap are oriented. The finger-like protrusions
dictate where the fat part of the oval will be. Spray with the fat part
of the oval. If the oval is vertical, spray up and down. If the oval is
horizontal, spray side to side.
Change the orientation by simply twisting the air cap. (Remember
to loosen air cap cover ring first.)
Fluid Adjustment Knob (#22)
The fluid adjustment knob limits how much fluid will be sprayed
when the trigger is pulled all the way back. After setting the spray
pattern (see #14 description), the fluid adjustment knob sets the
amount of spray delivered to an object’s surface. This feature proves
invaluable each time the trigger is pulled back while spraying large
areas that need precise, repeatable spray output. It’s cruise control
for the long haul.
1. Start spraying with the knob fully opened, but don’t screw it
entirely off the airbrush!
2. Find the best trigger position for the best spray.
3. Screw the knob clockwise until the trigger pull is limited to the
desired position.
Don’t forget! Unscrew the knob when you can’t figure out why you
don’t get as much spray as you used to.
Air Adjusting Set (#23)
The air adjustment knob sets the amount of air flowing through the
airbrush. It’s a convenient way to adjust the pressure on the fly. It
functions like a MAC Valve*. Start with the knob set at the full open
position by twisting it counterclockwise until it stops. After you’re
familiar with the airbrush, adjust the air pressure to achieve the best
spray pattern as necessary.
*The MAC (Micro Air Control) Valve controls airflow to the airbrush-gun.
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