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Instruções de Operação AEG, Modelo Benchtop Blast Cabinet MXS3000

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4 MXS3000 Common Abrasive Media Crushed glass is very aggressive. Used for economical, general clean-up. Plastic is available in a variety of sizes and materials (urea, acrylic, polyester, and melamine). These materials are ideal for application such as auto restoration to deliver a high stripping rate without damaging or warping the substrate material. Brown aluminum oxide is a widely used abrasive media. This media produces a textured surface, good for repairing surfaces for recoating. It is excellent for removing heavy foreign materials, deburring, and etching glass and stone. It is a fast-cutting media that can be reused many times. White aluminum oxide can be used in the same applications as the brown aluminum oxide, but white aluminum oxide is considered to be a clean media, used in high performance processes where contamination of metal oxide must be kept to a minimum. Aluminum / glass mixtures provides a combination of glass bead finishing and aluminum oxide cleaning. It provides a brighter finish than single abrasives, and it is good for removing rust and machine marks on metal. Silicon carbide is the hardest abrasive material available. It is fast cutting and can be reused many times. It is high in initial cost, but removes material quickly to reduce blasting time. Available commercial abrasive blasting mediaCommon abrasive media guide Grit Abrasive Abrasive Dust Relative Acrylic Pumice Range Type Life Level Cost Aluminum oxide Ceramic beads Sand Silicon carbide 35-60 Walnut shell Good High Low Corn cob Sodium Bicarbonate (soda) 25-325 Glass beads Better Low Low Garnet Starch 25-70 30-40 24-400 Crushed glass Plastics Brown alum. oxide Better Better Best Low Low Low Low High Med -High Glass Beads Glass, crushed Melamine Pecan shell Steel grit Steel shot Urea Walnut shell 150-240 White alum. oxide Best Low High Polyester Consult your abrasive supplier for 50-100 Alum./glass mixture Best Low Med recommendations. 24-240 Silicon carbide Best Low High MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET (MSDS) CAN BE OBTAINED FROM YOUR ABRASIVE SUPPLIER M MMO OOI IIS SST TTU UUR RRE EE I IIN NN C CCO OOM MMP PPR RRE EES SSS SSE EED DD A AAI IIR RR Moisture in the air when compressed will create water in the compressor tank. When humidity is high or when a compressor is in continuous use for an extended period of time, moisture will collect in the tank. When blasting, this water will be carried from the tank through the hose and will be mixed with the abrasive media. IMPORTANT: THIS MIXING OF WATER AND ABRASIVE MATERIAL WILL CLOG THE SYSTEM. THE BLASTER WILL NOT OPERATE. A compressed air dryer and/or water separator will help eliminate this problem. 5 Operating Instructions Troubleshooting Chart Symptom Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action Low or no air pressure at tool 1. Regulator set incorrectly 1. Reset regulator 2. Pinched hose 2. Straighten hose 3. Dirty compressor filter 3. Clean or replace filter Material not blasting from gun 1. Clogged material hose 1. Lower the pressure below 40 psi. Firmly hold the gun tip flat against the ground and pull the trigger to force the material back out of the material hose 2. Buildup around jet 2. Remove nozzle and clean around jet 3. Damp or heavy material 3. Replace with dry abrasive. (Damp material can be dried and reused) 4. Water in air supply 4. Drain compressor tank and install water separator, See “Moisture in Compressed Air” box Gun will not shut off - trigger stuck Damaged o-rings in air valve Remove and replace o-rings Sputtering - low vacuum 1. Worn jet and/or nozzle 1. Replace jet and/or nozzle 2. Abrasive buildup around jet/nozzle 2. Remove nozzle and jet and clean. Make sure the threads are clean before re-assembling Sputtering - air/abrasive leaks at 1. Loose nozzle or jet 1. Tighten nozzle or jet nozzle/jet area 2. Damaged o-ring 2. Replace o-ring Sputtering - vacuum leak 1. Loose material hose 1. Tighten material hose 2. Damaged o-ring 2. Replace o-ring Sputtering - particle clogging Hose connector hole is covered Uncover hose connector hole 6 Suggested Uses 7 Type of Distance Abrasive Application from psi Suggestions(Sieve/Size) Work Glass beadsEtching glass1 - 4 in. 40 - 90Move gun back and forth over the template in abrushing manner. Blast at a 90o angle. For fine polishing, use glass beads for the abrasive. Ground walnutAntiquing or2 - 6 in. 40 - 90Use brushing strokes and watch the abrasion rate shellsweathering woodcarefully. Soft wood will wear faster than hardwood. Smaller grit sizes give a smoother finish. Start with lowpressure and gradually build up pressure. Blast at a 45o angle. Glass beads, Wood sanding and1 - 6 in. 40 - 70Use brushing strokes and watch the abrasion rateground walnutrefinishingcarefully. Use walnut shells for coarse finishing and glassshellsfurniturebeads for final finishing. Blast at a 45o angle. AluminumCleaning1 - 4 in. 40 - 80Use larger grit media on a hidden area...