Anest Iwata AZPVA User Manual

Air Nipple G1/4” BSP M

IMPORTANT

This spray gun should be operated only by an adequately trained operator, for safe use and maintenance of the
equipment. Any misuse or handling other than those indicated in this Instruction Manual is not covered by guar­antee. AIR GUNSAdisclaims all responsibility for any accident or damage caused by failure to observe the oper­ational and safety procedures as from this manual. In the interest of user friendliness, this manual contains infor­mation in a brief and concise form.
For any additional information you may require regarding. spray guns operations, or if any missing parts or any
damage during transportation is found, please contact your nearest ANEST IWATA Company (see last cover
page).

AZ PVA

SPRAY GUN FOR BODY COATINGS

Before use, adjustment or maintenance, it is important to read this instruc­tion manual very carefully.This manual must be stored in a safe place for

any future reference that may be necessary.

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MAIN SPECIFICATIONS

Max. Working Pressure: 6 bar (8,58 PSI) Noise Level (LAeqT) 87.3 dB (A)
Temperature range: 5~40C°

Instruction Manual

Manufactured by

:

AIR GUNSA S.r.l. -Via degliArceri,1 20010 Cardano al Campo (VA) Italy

MA0009EREV.0

Model Type of feed Air Comsumption Weight

l/min gr

AZ PVA SUCTION 343 840

SAFETY WARNINGS

1. Fluid and solvents can be highly flammable or combustible.

- Use in well-ventilated spray booth.

- Avoid any ignition sources such as smoking, open flames, electrical hazard, etc.

2. NEVER use HALOGENATED HYDROCARBON SOL­VENTS (1.1.1 T

RICHLORINE, ETHYL CHLORIDE

, etc.), which
can chemically react with aluminium and zinc parts and
cause an explosion. Be sure that all fluids and solvents
used are chemically compatible with aluminium and zinc
parts.
If in doubt, consult your fluid or solvent supplier to ensure compatibility. Details of materials used in the gun are avail­able on request.

3. To reduce the risk of static sparking, grounding continuity to the spray equipment and object being sprayed must be
maintained.

1. NEVER point gun in the direction of human body.

2. NEVER exceed the maximum safe working pressure of the equipment.

3. ALWAYS release air and fluid pressures before c!eaning, disassembling or servicing. For emergency stop and pre­vention of unintended operation, a ball valve installation near the gun to stop air supply is recommended.

1. Toxic vapours produced by spraying certain materials can create intoxication and serious damage to health.

- Use the gun in well-ventilated areas.

- Always wear protective eyewear, gloves, respirator, etc., to prevent the toxic vapour hazard, solvents and paint
from coming into contact with your eyes or skin.

2. Noise level mentioned in main specifications was measured at 1.0 m behind the tip of the gun, 1.6 m height from floor.

- Wear earplugs if required.

1. NEVER enter working areas of robots, reciprocators, conveyors, etc., unless machines are switched off.

2. NEVER spray foods or chemicals through the spray gun.

3. NEVER modify this product for any applications.

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FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD

MISUSE HAZARD

HAZARD

CREATED WHILE COATING MATERIALS ARE ATOMIZED AND SPRAYED

OTHER HAZARDS