エアーブラシ 取扱説明書 HP‐AR・BR・CR・BCR・SAR
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11. OER FAX 045 591 1137 This Warranty is valid only in japan i iaeoa el Pas 0 ANEST IMATA N0 08531532 223 8501 3176 http www anest iwata cojp Da i This manual contains IMPORTANT Iwata MXR REDES WARNINGS and INSTRUCTIONS by ANEST IWATA before use and retain for reference INSTRUCTION MANUAL For Oversea s Sales BPROFESSONAL AIRBRUSHES Revolution HP AR BR CR BCR SAR Be sure to observe warnings cautions and instructions in this instruction manual Inadvertent jetting of paint or inhalation of organic solvents can cause serious bodily injury Be sure to observe important items especially those shown by the marks below Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in A WARNING serious injury or loss of life A Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor CAUTION or moderate injury or property damage Indicates notes which we ask you to observe They are helpful to achieve full Importan performance and functions of the equipment
12. Specifications FLUID CUP MAX AIR TRIGGER 5 HP AR FEED NOZZLE PRESSURE TYPE m mm me MPa s HP BR 0 4 DOUBLE es GRAVITY ROUND 0 29 ACTION i a 0 5 HP CR HP CR HP BCR a a 1 SINGLE 4 HP BCR ACTION CAD F HP SAR EPARTS LIST Mo Description AR BR CR BCR SAR 1 Neede Ca O 10 e o 2 Nozzle Cap OIOl Wl o 4 Nozze O O e 9 Needle packing Screw O O 17 Man Lever jojo jo 4 Se a a e Guidewith Auxiliary Lever 21 Neede Spring jojo jo jo D 22 Spring Guide jo jo jo 23 Neede OIOl W e 4 24 Needle Chucking Nut m m m m 25 cap JOO OO 4 BCR SAR Ka 28 Lidforcup daf SL Im 31 Plastic Botte A A 32 Spanner m m m m 33 Fuid Ad Vave l 4 marked parts are wearable parts 5 O UO marked parts are common parts J 6 Amarked parts are model specific parts When ordering parts specify gun s model part name with ref No and marked No of air cap set fluid nozzle and fluid needle 5 Warnings for safe operation Fire or explosion h
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14. ay patterns Skipping Paint sticks to tip of needle Clean tip of needle Air enters screw section between Remove nozzle clean screw nozzle and body Section and retighten Tip of nozzle is set back from Tighten nozzle and cap tip of nozzle cap Spattering Paint sticks to tip of nozzle Clean nozzle needle or needle needle or needle cap Bent tip of needle break or damage to tip of nozzle Paint viscosity 1s too high Reduce its viscosity Please contact your local Anest Iwata agent for inquiries MA ANEsT iwara Corporation ANEST IWATA 3176 Shinyosida cho Kohoku Ku No 1609 04 Yokohama 223 8501 Japan Code No 08531532 8
15. azard 1 Painting job site must be free of open flames Paint is flammable and combustible organic solvent base paints such as lacquer or ceramic varnish Never expose to flammable materials such as cigarettes or electrical equipment 2 Never use the following halogenated hydrocarbon solvents which can cause cracks or dissolution on airbrush body Improper solvents methyl chloride ethyl chloride ethylene dichloride methyl dichloride carbon tetrachloride trichloroethylene 1 1 1 trichloroethylene etc Be sure that all fluids and solvents are compatible with airbrush parts We are ready to supply details of materials used in the airbrush on request Misusehazard 1 Never point airbrush in the direction of people body or animals except when using exclusive fluids such as body painting or nail art If done it can cause inflammation of the eyes or skin or cause other physical injury 2 Never exceed max operating pressure of airbrush If done airbrush can explode and cause injury or physical injury or death 3 Always release air pressure before cleaning disassembling or servicing If not remaining pressure can cause injury by the splashing of cleaning liquid or other misuse In order to release pressure stop supply of compressed air to airbrush and slightly push main lever Hazard to human body 1 Use airbrush in areas which are well ventilated by an exhaust fan If not injury will occur through the inhalation o
16. ction between nozzle and Replace if there is still leakage even after you clean nozzle and needle needle for leakage If you replace nozzle or needle only first match up nozzle and needle to see if there is any leakage When replacing nozzle use exclusive tool and gradually tighten Use of other tools can cause breakage of thread or incomplete centering 4 Tip of needle Replace if bent or broken You cannot repair a bent needle Replace it with a new one immediately Damaged needle can cause adverse atomization and damage to tip of nozzle or inner diameter R1 retighten R2 adjust R3 clean R4 replace parts Problems Place of Where to check Causes Problem Paint leaks tip of brush fluid nozzle cementi I IOIO fuid needle insufficient nozzle tightenins O needle spring wear on needle spring IO needle spring case loose needle packing screw JOJ needle fluid needle does not return due to needle packing screw paint buildup on fluid needle need needle nn mee loose needle chucking nut op main lever needle Lo damage to or wear on fluid needle packing needle packing screw screw loose needle packing screw needle loose needle packing screw screw Paint does not come out tip of air brush hes nozzle clogged needle chucking nut insufficient tightening iow needle cap nozzle cap dirty needle and nozzle cap ol Clogged i Joj i Causes and remedies of incomplete spr
17. f fluid and danger of ignition will increase 2 Always wear protective clothing or gear eyewear gloves respirator etc If not cleaning liquid etc will come into contact with your eyes or skin and cause inflammation If you feel something is wrong with your eyes or skin see a doctor immediately Other hazards 1 Never alter airbrush If done it can cause failure and poor performance 2 Never use for food industry or chemicals If done it can cause an accident due to corrosion of paint passage or health problem due to inclusion of foreign matter Hi How to operate Connection N CAUTION Use clean compressed air which is filtered through an air filter Dirty air can cause painting failure When you use for the first time after unpacking clean inside with cleaning liquid in order to remove remaining anti corrosive oil inside fluid passage Remaining oil can cause painting failure such as fish eye dented finishing Firmly fasten air hose and fluid cup to airbrush If not done disconnected hose or falling cup can cause physical injury 1 Use slender and exclusive air hose for airbrush such as 2 x 4mm tube etc 2 Use air pressure at around 0 10 0 29 MPa Use air regulator to get stable air pressure Use air filter to remove moisture oil and dust in air Spraying Filter color material with fine filter paper cloth or pigments may clog nozzle When spraying lacquer or varnish add retarder to pre
18. of cleaning liquid or other misuse The operator must be fully conversant with the requirements in this manual and have sufficient knowledge and experience Pay full attention to the sharp tip of needle in order to avoid injury Maintenance procedure Important 1 After operation be sure to empty fluid cup 1 Incomplete cleaning can cause adverse pattern shape and spray water or cleaning liquid for cleaning Then close tip of nozzle cap with finger and pour water or solvent into cup Then if you since they are very weak push eee lever cae flows backward into Never immerse the whole airbrush into liquid such as nozzle which works like gargling 2 Pull out needle and remove foreign matter Clean needle and insert it till it touches Immersion for a long time can damage O ring or nozzle packing Clean other parts with attached brush soaked Never damage holes of nozzle cap nozzle or needle and particles Be careful with handling of the tip of needle and nozzle thinner with cleaning liquid and waste cloth If done it can influence atomization adversely 3 Fully clean fluid passage before disassembly Remove fluid nozzle while pulling needle with main lever pulled toward you in order to protect seat section Inspection Where to inspect When to replace parts 1 Each hole passage of cap and nozzle Replace if damaged or deformed 2 Packing or o rings Replace if damaged or worn out 3 Seat se
19. vent whitening Never damage nozzle cap or nozzle If done it will adversely affect atomization Do not mix different color material example paint and dyestuff If done the viscosity will increase and cause malfunction 1 Before spraying loosen needle chucking nut and gradually push needle inwards till needle touches nozzle and then retighten needle chucking nut Pour cleaning liquid into cup and clean fluid passage 2 1 Double Action Type HP AR BR CR BCR First push main lever with forefinger or thumb downwards in order to release air and pull it toward you Then color material will come out Be sure to push main lever forward original position and detach finger to stop spraying If you do not push main lever without air release and just pull it forward a large amount of color material may jet out 2 Single Action Type HP SAR By pushing down the botton both air and paint will be released The amount of air and paint flow can be adjusted by the downward stroke Paint flow can also be adjusted by turning the dial ff Counter Clockwise More Paint CC emow san som me Maintenance after Painting Clockwise Less Paint flow Maintenance WARNING Always completely release pressure before maintenance in accordance with warning of safe operation on page 2 If not done remaining pressure can cause injury by the splashing
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