Sagola 3400 Compact Manual

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Owner's manual for the 3400 Compact, a lightweight, maneuverable gun for spot and panel repair. Covers setup, air cap and nozzle options, spraying, cleaning, and the full parts diagram.

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10.1.- Clean Air The air used for spraying must reach the gun free of impurities, aerosols, oil, silicone and solid particles . To do this you must eliminate these with coalescent filter units. The use of air treatment equipment with built-in pressure regulators is recommended (SAGOLA 5200X, 5300X or 5300X Plus models). 10.2.- Suffi cient volume of air A sufficient volume of air can be supplied to the gun by means of an air compressor of adequate power (1HP equals 110 L/min. approximately), a good compressed air network and by avoiding pressure drops through the use of antistatic, silicon-free air hoses with a minimum inside diameter of 8 mm. and resistant to the spraying air pressure (minimum 20 bar) and to the aggressive effects of paint solvents. Before assembling the air network, you must check on the air tightness of the hose. Should an antistatic air hose not be available, you must attach the unit to a ground connection in order to eliminate any static electricity. The total derivative resistance must be <1 million Ohms . 10.3.- Adjusting Air Pressure The gun leaves the factory