C.A. Technologies 5 Gallon Pressure Tanks

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The product information manual for C.A. Technologies' 5 gallon (non-ASME) pressure tanks in non-agitated and manual-agitation configurations: 51-501/51-507 single regulated and 51-502/51-508 double regulated. Operation and safety procedures — including the 15 PSI OSHA limit for flammable materials — plus the full parts breakdown for regulators, lid assembly, and hand agitation hardware.

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5 GALLON (NON-ASME) 5 GALLON (NON-ASME) 5 GALLON (NON-ASME) 5 GALLON (NON-ASME) 5 GALLON (NON-ASME) NO AGITATION 51-507 SINGLE REGULATED MANUAL AGITATION 51-508 DOUBLE REGULATED MANUAL AGITATION 51-204 DOUBLE REGULATED MANUAL AGITATION 51-501 SINGLE REGULATED MANUAL AGITATION 51-502 DOUBLE REGULATED MANUAL/NON AGITATED PRESSURE TANK PRODUCT INFORMATION Coating Atomization Technologies 337 South Arthur Avenue, Louisville CO 80027 Phone: 888.820.4498, Fax: 303.438.5708 www.spraycat.com IMPORTANT NOTE: IF THIS PRESSURE TANK IS TO BE USED FOR SPRAYING FLAMMABLE MATERIALS, OPERATOR MUST NOT PRESSURIZE THIS TANK MORE THAN 15 PSI TO MEET OSHA REQUIREMENTS. FOR NON-ASME PRESSURE VESSELS. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OPERATOR TO FOLLOW THIS MANDATORY PROCEDURE. GENERAL INFORMATION This pressure tank is equipped with either single or double air pressure regulation, material outlet shutoff valves for 2 guns, pressure safety relief valve, disposable plastic liner, tank vent valve, a manual agitator, and four caster wheels. CAUTION! 1. Maximum tank pressure of 80 psi. The safety relief valve is designed to protect the tank against excessive pressures. DO NOT attempt to make adjustments to this valve. If this valve begins to vent air, reduce the setting on the air inlet regulator. 2. DO NOT alter the tank in any way by welding, drilling or machining as this may weaken the structure of the tank. 3. To prevent hazardous static sparks from occurring, always ground the tank by connecting a 12 ga. wire to the tank and to a known earth ground. 4. Halogenated solvents will react chemically…