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Disposable Moisture Separator (8) |
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Preparation
1.Setup an air supply with an air pres- sure regulator and moisture trap (do not use an inline air oiler). The air compressor must provide an air pres- sure of 20 to 40 PSI.
2.Select a safe location for spraying and curing with:
-adequate lighting
-active ventilation
-no flame or ignition source
-an area dry, clean, and covered
3.Have an activated charcoal filter respirator availability for use when curing.
4.Have disposable dust masks avail- able for use when powder spraying.
5.Have a pair of vinyl gloves for use when handling the power and sprayed objects.
6.Use
7.If using an extension cord, it must have a ground prong.
8.Setup a dedicated electric oven (with adequate ventilation) for curing the coated objects with a temperature capability from 300 to 500° F.
WARNING: Never use a gas oven, the fumes from curing can be explo- sive. Never use a home oven that is also used for food. Contamina- tion of food will occur.
9.Clean the object to be powder coated of any old coatings, rust, grease and oil.
Operation
1.Place or hang the cleaned object to be coated near the ventilation sys- tem.
If the object has grooves or recesses, position the object so that gravity as- sists the powder mist to fall into the grooves or recesses.
2.Connect the Disposable Moisture Separator (8) to the Spray Gun (2).
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