Reka TR 50.4 25, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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If an empty cartridge is replaced by a full one containing
a different type of glue, nozzle and adapter must be
cleaned. For this, please read „Cleaning the
Nozzle/Nozzle Adapter after working with PUR Hot­Melt
Glue Cartridges“ in chapter „Cleaning and Maintenance“.
(Page 8).
Applying Hot­Melt Glue
Wear protective gloves and safety
goggles whenever you work with the
applicator.
Never start working before fitting a nozzle
first.
Never direct the glue jet towards people!
When your skin got into contact with hot
glue, cool it with cold water immediately.
Do not try to remove the hot­melt from the
skin first. If necessary, consult
a doctor. When hot adhesive got into your
eyes, immediately cool them under
running water for about 15 minutes and
consult your doctor at once.
Make yourself familiar with the instrument first. Apply
a little glue in varying forms on a piece of paper or
cardboard. For example, lines, small or big spray or glue
points. Try to find out the correct quantity and the ideal
pattern by adjusting the air and glue quantities by means
of the pressure regulator at the stand (TR 60 / 80),
always observing the correct working temperatures of the
specific hot­melt. This temperature is indicated in the
technical datasheet of the respective hot­melt.
Spraying Hot­Melt Glues (TR 60 / 80)
The supplied hot­spray systems TR 60 / 80 are designed
for spraying pressure­sensitive adhesives and PUR hot­
melt glues. Please check, whether the complete spray
head (drawing Detail Front) is fitted to the applicator; if
this is not the case, attach it. The spray cap (# 3088)
must be screwed on slightly by hand; never use any
tools. You are advised to wear protective gloves. Do not
turn off the spray air as long as a spray cap is fitted to
the glue gun.
Modification for Dot and Line Application
(TR 60 / 80)
For this, the complete spray head must be exchanged.
Please read the following chapter „Replacement of
Nozzles“ (see below).
The correct nozzle assembly is shown in the
attached drawing „Nozzle Assembly for Dot and Line
Application“. To apply dots and lines, the pressure
regulator for the spray air on the stand must be set to
zero pressure.
Replacement of Nozzles
Warning: risk of burns!
When your skin got into contact with hot
glue, cool it with cold water immediately.
Do not try to remove the hot­melt from the
skin first. If necessary, consult a doctor.
When hot adhesive got into your eyes,
immediately cool them under running
water for about 15 minutes and consult
your doctor at once.
For your own safety wear protective
gloves and safety goggles whenever you
work with the applicator.
Unplug the connecting cable before
replacing nozzles!
Only replace nozzles when the applicator is warm
(applicator temperature 60­80 °C) and the glue tank is
empty. Replacing a nozzle when the applicator is cold,
may damage the applicator. If the nozzle is replaced
when the applicator is too hot, liquid glue may leak out.
For the melting range and the melting point of the used
glue, please see the technical datasheet of the
respective glue.