sip 02143 Engine Cleaning Gun Owner’s Manual

: June 3, 2024
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Table of Contents

sip 02143 Engine Cleaning Gun
OVERVIEW
PURPOSE
TECHNICAL DATA
SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
OPERATION
Documents / Resources

sip 02143 Engine Cleaning Gun

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OVERVIEW

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Outlet nozzle
Check nut
Air supply connection
Tank
Trigger

Before the operation, please read the whole manual and keep it for future reference.

PURPOSE

The purpose of the air engine cleaning gun is to clean surfaces with a compressed air jet and a cleansing agent. To clean surfaces use solely biodegradable cleansing agents. Do not use ﬂammable substances. The air engine cleaning gun is equipped with a tank and a long nozzle, which permits to operate the tool even in hardly accessible places.

TECHNICAL DATA

Catalogue number| Tank capacity| Operating pressure| Maximum air pressure| Noise level L wA **(EN 14462)| Vibrations| Coating material ﬂow (water)**
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[l]| [MPa]| [MPa]| [dB(A)]| [m/s2]| [l/min.]
02143| 0,95| 0,4| 0,8| 92 / 103| < 2,5| 130

SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS

Do not ever direct the outlet of the tool towards people – the coating materials or compressed air may cause injuries. Injection of the lubricant may cause necrosis or even lead to amputation of a limb. In case of injection of a lubricant, consult a doctor immediately. Before you proceed to installation, operation, repairs, maintenance actions or replacement of accessories, as well as in case of work in the vicinity of a pneumatic tool, it is required to get acquainted with the operating manual, due to numerous hazards involved. Otherwise there is a risk of serious injuries. Installation, adjustments and assembly of pneumatic tools may be carried out exclusively by qualiﬁ ed and trained personnel. Do not modify the pneumatic tool. Modiﬁcations may impair the eﬃciency and compromise the safety level, as well as increase the possible risks to the operator of the tool. Do not dispose of the operating manual, but hand it to the operator of the tool. Do not use the pneumatic tool, if it is damaged. Operators and service personnel must be given proper training regarding operation and maintenance of the device. It is prohibited to apply any other gas than compressed air.
Using other gases may be a cause of serious injuries, ﬁres or explosions. While connecting the tool to a compressed air system, it is required to consider the space which is required for the hose, in order to avoid damage to the hose or to the connectors. The working area must be equipped with an eﬃcient ventilation system. Absence of eﬃcient ventilation system may imply a risk to health or cause ﬁres or explosions. The tool has not been designed to be operated in explosive atmospheres. The tool must be operated far from sources of heat and ﬁre, since these might damage the device or reduce its eﬃciency. Observe general safety regulations during work with sprayed materials, and wear appropriate individual protection means, such as goggles, masks and gloves. During work and maintenance tasks there is a risk of ingestion of particles of sprayed materials or substances used for maintenance due to the following causes:

insuﬃcient natural or forced ventilation,
incorrect atomizing pressure,
incorrect distance between the nozzle of the tool and the area of application of the sprayed material; the distance must be adequately adjusted in accordance with the kind of sprayed substance,
ingestion of solvent vapours or other harmful substances
incorrect application, for example use of incorrect sprayed substances. Do not ever leave an assembled pneumatic system unattended by a person authorised to operate it. Do not allow children near an assembled pneumatic system. Compressed air under high pressure may cause the tool to recoil in an opposite direction to the direction of ejection of the sprayed material. Take special precautions, since the recoil may – under certain circumstances
cause multiple injuries.

It is recommended to test the tool, before proceeding to operate it. It is recommended to properly train persons meant to operate the tool. This will signiﬁcantly improve the level of safety.
Observe recommendations speciﬁed by the manufacturer of the sprayed materials and use them in accordance with the speciﬁed personal protection, ﬁre protection and environmental protection regulations. In case the recom- mendations of the manufacturer of the sprayed materials are not observed, there is a risk of serious injuries. In order to ascertain the compatibility with the applied sprayed materials, a list of materials applied in the design of the tool shall be available, if requested.
During work with compressed air energy accumulates in the whole system. Be careful during work and breaks, so as to avoid dangers caused by the energy accumulated from compressed air.
Since there is a possibility of accumulation of electrostatic charges, it is necessary to realise measurements in order to determine whether it is required to ground the tool or to use surfaces and / or compressed air systems dissipating electric charges. Measurements and assembly of such systems must be carried out by properly qu-aliﬁ ed personnel.
Do not ever direct a stream of lubricant towards a source of heat or ﬁre, since this might lead to a ﬁre.

OPERATION

Commencement of work
Fill the tank with the cleansing agent and attach the tank to the cleaning gun. Check the tightness of the compressed air supply system connections. Discharge the air supply hose before it is connected to the installation. Before the cleaning gun is operated, make sure it has been cleaned and maintained properly. Filling the dispenser with a cleaning agent Disconnect the dispenser from the gun, ﬁll it with a cleaning agent, and then connect it to the gun again. Do not ﬁll the dispenser up to the edge, but leave approximately 1 cm of free space from the upper edge of the dispenser.
Work with the cleaning gun
Adjust the pressure in the pneumatic system not exceeding the maximum operating pressure for the cleaning gun so as not to damage the surface to be cleaned.
Direct the nozzle mouth towards the surface to be cleaned and press the trigger. The jet is regulated by means of a rotary nozzle tip; once the jet has been adjusted the rotary nozzle tip should be secured tightening the check nut located on the tip itself. During work with the cleaning gun large quantities of dust and potentially harmful vapours may be generated, so it is necessary to use personal protection means, such as goggles and masks.
Cleaning and maintenance
Once the work has concluded, disconnect the cleaning gun from the compressed air system and remove the coating material remaining in the tank. Clean the tank thoroughly of the coating material residues. Clean the enclosure with a soft cloth. Direct the nozzle towards a safe place and blow it for a couple of seconds with clean air. Clean thoroughly the whole route of the coating material. Careless cleaning will impair the parameters of the coating material jet.
Once the cleaning gun has been cleaned, the movable elements of the sealing must be coated with a small quantity of a lubricant.
FOR HELP OR ADVICE ON THIS PRODUCT PLEASE CONTACT YOUR DISTRIBUTOR, OR SIP DIRECTLY ON:
TEL: 01509500400
EMAIL:sales@sip-group.com or technical@sip- group.com
www.sip-group.com

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