9
GB/CY
cause silicosis with a grain size of 0.2 mm–
0.8 mm.
Ensure that the blasting material
14
is com-
pletely dry and that it is not too coarse.
Note:
The maximum grain size is 0.8 mm.
Open the screw cap
2
of the blasting mate-
rial holder
1
by turning it counterclockwise.
Pour the desired amount of blasting material
14
into the blasting material holder
1
.
Ensure that the maximum holder contents do
not exceed 0.9 l.
Then close the screw cap
2
of the blasting
material holder
1
by turning it clockwise.
Ensure that the screw cap
2
is closed tightly.
Note on grain size of the blasting
material:
The bigger/the coarser the grain size of the blast-
ing material used, the coarser the contamination
you are trying to remove by using it. The blasting
material contained is small and is highly suitable
for removing materials such as flash rust or impuri-
ties. The material surface is spared by using a small
blasting material and this only results in superficial
wear. A coarser grain size for the blasting material,
which you can get in a specialist shop, is suitable
for coarser rust.
Caution:
Observe the maximum grain size.
Assembling the collection bag
for sandblasting material
Use the screw clamp
7
included in the delivery
contents and a screwdriver to assemble the
collection bag
6
on the product.
Selecting and assembling an
attachment
First, select the attachment (
10
,
11
,
12
,
13
)
which is suitable for your work.
Place the attachment you have selected onto
the jet nozzle
8
and ensure that no air can
leak from the sides.
Using the air sand blaster gun
Prepare the material to be sandblasted by
degreasing and cleaning it.
Note:
Dust and grease deposits significantly
impair the result.
Carefully cover or mask everything which will
not be sandblasted.
The distance between the attachment and the
surface to be processed is crucial for the result.
Hold it as low as possible so that the blasting
material
14
can be collected by the collection
bag
6
.
The closer you go with the product to the work
piece, the smaller the blasting pattern and vice
versa.
If necessary, do a test run beforehand on a
work piece you no longer need. By doing so
you will figure out the correct distance/operat-
ing pressure and prevent excessive blasting.
Switching on:
Open the air passage by setting the rotary
control
9
to „1“.
Introduce the air sand blaster gun
3
to the
surface to be processed.
Activate the trigger
5
to operate the air sand
blaster gun
3
.
Switching off:
Release the trigger
5
to switch off the air
sand blaster gun
3
.
Set the rotary control
9
to „0“ to close the air
passage.
Disconnect the product from the compressed
air source after finishing work.
Note:
First, remove the hose from the com-
pressed air source, and then remove the supply
hose from the product. Following these instruc-
tions will stop the supply pipe from twirling
around uncontrollably or recoiling.
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