Binks F200 400 Flow Guns

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Operating and service manual for the Binks F200 400 Flow Guns, a flow gun — 12 pages. Covers correct use, safety, setup, operation, maintenance, and the spare-parts breakdown for service. Distributed by CET.

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Benefits 4 Adaptable Fluid Nozzle Connections allow for the use of most common nozzles and existing tooling Recessed non-clogging trigger pins activate internal flow mechanism Easy to operate trigger lock with ‘no-finger-trap’ guard Easy to control ‘lite-squeeze’ trigger Enclosed Mechanism guards against contamination Easy access to internal mechanism for fast cleaning and maintenance F200 light-weight – only 430g (0.95lbs). Durable forged aluminium handle Adjustable trigger pull distance Competitor Comparison - Trigger Lock Binks F200/F400 has a lightweight quick action trigger lock with integrated gun rest. Competitor I – The gun has no trigger lock but does have a gun rest. Competitor G has a quick action trigger lock but it is easily broken in the field and often removed. No gun rest. Competitor Comparison - Swivel Assembly The F200/F400 has a lightweight inline swivel action with ¼” universal thread or NPT (Z-Swivel or no swivel also available). Zero leaks when tested with oil across pressure range. Competitor I has in-line swivel but found to leak at low pressure with oil. Competitor G has an in-line swivel but it leaked across pressure range when tested with oil. Tightening it up to reduce leak made it too stiff to swivel effectively. Competitor Comparison - Seals The F200