Q.V.P. NU-Matic 15, NU-Matic 20 User Manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE NU-MAtic

Nu - 15 or 20

8/18/06 - Nu-Matic Industrial.cdr

Place your VCA6 connector under the bag
wherever it is most convenient for you.

VAKuum Bag

or

Frame Press

T wo very important items to note about the NU-Matic. The air pressure must be kept between 85 and 100 psi. Having the
pressure exceed 100 psi could cause damage to some components.

The second item is to provide clean air . If you have filtered air and are using quick disconnects, make sure that the female
connector is clean. Having filtered air will not do you any good if you pick up the female connector off the floor and it has
sawdust and chips in it. These will blow into the components and possibly cause a problem.

The NU-Matic has a three position toggle switch in the top center of the box. This allows you to turn the unit on to run
continuously or to be regulated when used with a V AKuum Bag or frame Press.

The NU 15 and 20 have a two position toggle switch in the upper right over the pressure gauge. If switched to the off
position it will turn off one of the Venturi VAK pumps. This can be used to reduce air consumption in case your
compressor cannot supply enough compressed air (running sanders, etc.). If the unit does not get the volume of air
needed, the unit will not get to vacuum level and shut off. The unit will also flutter on and off rapidly. Flip the toggle
switch to off, then on, to correct the fluttering.

V acuum Lines

Compressed Air

Toggle Switch (3 position)

V AKuum Sensor

Two Way Toggle

1. Attach your air line to the right side fitting (1/4 NPT). If you are using a quick disconnect, make sure you use a high flo
QD with the NU 10, 15 and 20. A high flo QD will have a thru hole of just over ¼“ diameter (.275”). Also your incoming
air line should be at least a 3/8” I.D. If the unit is new and fails to reach vacuum level and shut off, it’ s probably due to lack
of compressed air due to the small hole size in your line or Q.D. If you do not have Hi Flo Q.D.’ s, then thread the air line
directly onto the unit.

2. W ith the unit will be a Y hose set-up. This is used to connect both vacuum ports from the unit to one connector in the bag
or frame press. Bags up to 8’6“ will work properly with just one connector. Attach this connector to initially test the unit.
Attach the Y hose to both barbs and block the other end with your thumb.

Flip the toggle switch to the VAK Bag position. The unit should go to VAKuum level (24 to 25“ Hg) and shut off. If the
unit goes up to V AKuum level and shuts of f, you can connect the hose(s) to the bag or frame press.

The air pressure gauge must be between 85 and 100 psi when the unit is running. Not enough pressure and the unit will
not shut off. If this is the case, turn the two way toggle switch to off. This will shut of one of the V enturi V AK Pumps and
reduce the air consumption requirement.

The VAKuum sensor is just below the toggle switch. Turning it counter clockwise will cause the unit to shut of f at a lower
vacuum level. Do not adjust this unless you want less pressure (weak form) or you do not have enough air to get to
vacuum level.

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June 26, 2012