Suggested Uses - Campbell Hausfeld AT122601 Instrucciones De Operación

Suggested Uses

Type of abrasive
(Sieve/Size) application
Sand Etching .and
(30-50) drilling .holes .in .glass
Glass .beads
Sand .(40) Antiquing .or
Ground .walnut . weathering .wood
shells
Sand .(50-100) .Glass . Wood .sanding .and .
beads, .ground . refinishing .furniture
walnut .shells
Sand Cleaning .barbeque .
(20-40) grills .and .iron .pots
Sand .(20-40) Cleaning .automotive .
Aluminum .oxide parts
Sand Cleaning .and .stripping .
(20-40) masonry
Ground .pecan .or . Cleaning .or .preparing .
walnut .shells .and . for .paint
corn .cob .meal
Sand .(20-50) Cleaning .or .stripping .
Aluminum outdoor .equipment
oxide .(50-80)
aT122601, aT125102, aT121002, and aT121102
Distance
from work pSI
1 .- .4 .inches 40 .- .90
2 .- .6 .inches 40 .- .90
1 .- .6 .inches 40 .- .70
1 .- .4 .inches 50 .- .125 Be .sure .to .mask .any .glass .or .painted .surface .that .
1 .- .4 .inches 40 .- .80
1 .- .4 .inches 50 .- .125 Use .a .heavy .grit .sand .with .a .sweeping .overlapping .
1 .- .6 .inches 40 .- .125 Use .brushing .strokes .and .watch .the .abrasion .rate .
1 .- .3 .inches 50 .- .125 Remove .flaking .paint .first .with .wire .brush, .then .
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Suggestions
Move .gun .back .and .forth .over .the .template .in .
a .brushing .manner . .Blast .at .a .90° .angle . .For .fine .
polishing, .use .glass .beads .for .the .abrasive . .For .
drilling .holes, .use .30 .sieve .sand .
Use .brushing .strokes .and .watch .the .abrasion .
rate .carefully . .Soft .wood .will .wear .faster .than .
hardwood . .Smaller .grit .sizes .gives .smoother .finish . .
Start .with .low .pressure .and .gradually .build .up .
pressure . .Blast .at .a .45° .angle .
Use .brushing .strokes .and .watch .the .abrasion .rate .
carefully . .Use .walnut .shells .for .coarse .finishing .and .
glass .beads .or .fine .sand .for .fine .finishing . .Blast .at .a .
45° .angle .
could .be .accidentally .damaged . .Blast .at .a .80 .- .90° .
angle .
Use .larger .grit .sand .on .a .hidden .area . .If .the .base .
material .is .being .damaged, .use .a .smaller .grit . .Blast .
at .a .80 .- .90° .angle .
stroke . .Blast .at .a .80 .- .90° .angle .
carefully . .Soft .wood .will .wear .faster .than .hard .
wood . .Smaller .grit .sizes .five .a .smoother .finish . .Start .
with .low .pressure .and .gradually .build .up .pressure . .
Blast .at .a .45 .- .60° .angle .
sandblast .with .a .heavy .grit .abrasive . .Multiple .
layer .of .old .paint .should .be .scraped .first . .Prime .
immediately .following .sandblasting .to .prevent .
corrosion . .Blast .at .a .45 .- .60° .angle .
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