REPLACEMENT OF PARTS (CONTINUED)
FAN & ATOM AIR VALVE (13)
Before assembling, check the air valve
is in fully open position by unscrewing
it counter-clockwise.
PISTON (15), O RING (16) & (14)
Unscrew the rear housing (19) at the back of the
gun body counter clockwise, pull out the needle
(18).
Use bent nose pliers so to pull out the piston which
has a 12 mm internal groove for this purpose.
It is recommended to replace the o-ring (14) into the
gun body as soon you disassemble the Piston.
If necessary, when replacing the piston, slightly
lubricate the piston lip with petroleum jelly before
fitting into the gun body.
DEVILBISS SPRAY GUN TECHNOLOGY—APPLICATION DETAILS
HVLP
Maintains Regulatory
Compliance
The DeVilbiss "HVLP" Compact
gun allows you to maintain EPA
compliance and produce a superb
finish.
Built to provide outstanding
coating atomization, the "HVLP"
Compact can handle all types of
solvent
and
waterborne
materials.
High performance is coupled
with a gun body light in weight
and
designed
for
comfort to increase productivity.
TRANS-TECH
Maximum Efficiency with
Environmental Responsibility
The
DeVilbiss
Compact gun utilizes the very
latest advances in computational
fluid dynamics. This results in
superior atomization with the
new
DeVilbiss
TECHNOLOGY.
Exceptionally efficient material
transfer for optimum coverage
and paint usage is achieved with
reduced
lowering your electrical needs
operator
and energy costs.
Exceed
requirements with the highest
atomization
accelerated application rate of up
to 600cc/min.
"Trans-Tech"
TRANSFER-
air
consumption,
your
production
levels
at
an
SB-2-586-H
Piston Assembly
(ref.)
Bent Nose Pliers
(ref.)
CONVENTIONAL
Outperforms the Competition
The DeVilbiss "Conventional"
Compact
is
our
Conventional gun and has a
unique high capacity airflow with
outstanding
atomization
produce a superior result.
Compact's Advanced Conven-
tional Air Caps make this gun the
ideal performer in both small
operations
or
high
facilities, with the added bonus
of instantly improved finishing
productivity.
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