SAMES KREMLIN | TRP 502 Automatic Spray Gun

Description

TRP 502 twingun sprayer allows the application of solvent or waterbase liquid paints in automotive and general industry. It ensures a perfect finishing combined with significant paint savings. The additional benefit of the TRP 502 is to apply very high flow rates (up to 1200 cm3/min in some configurations).

The TRP 502 is light, compact and has a quite flexible use. Its simple and robust design makes
it extremely reliable. For more than 35 years, TRP 502 has been the reference in the world of automotive finishing, often copied but never equalled.

High paint savings
Increased productivity
Simplified maintenance
Easy to use

▶ Instructions manual

Performance

High transfer efficiency compared to conventional gun

Heavy duty piston for extended life of trigger

Integrated High voltage cascade

Productivity

Remotely controlled gun parameters

Fan or vortex pattern

Quick disconnect

Sustainability

Integrated supply & dump circuits

Insulated support device

Technical data table

Designation	Value	Unit: metric (US)
Maximum Fluid Pressure	500 - 800	bar (psi)
Recommended Fluid Pressure	400	bar (psi)
Maximum Fluid Outlet	1200 (40.5)	cc/min (oz/min)
Maximum Air Pressure	6 (87)	bar (psi)
Air Consumption	14 - 80 (8 - 47)	m3/h (cfm)
Transfer Efficiency	30 - 60	%
Weight	1200 (42.3)	g (oz)
Trigger Air Pressure	5 (70)	bar (psi)

Technologies

ATEX Regulation

The ATEX regulation aims at improving the health & safety or workers potentially at risk from explosive atmospheres.

Electrostatic

Electrostatic spraying brings significant advantages thanks to the wrap around effect.

Airspray HPA™

HPA is an Airspray technology offering high power atomization.

HVLP

This technology ensures high transfer efficiency (minimum 65%) with a low pressure of atomizing air (0.7 bar maxi).

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Leaflet TRP Automatic Electrostatic Spray Gun (English version) SAMES KREMLIN

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Size : 357Ko

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Catalog electrostatic liquid range SAMES KREMLIN

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Materials

Primer Epoxy

Epoxy primer/sealer is a non-porous finish that is typically recommended as the first base coat over bare steel.

Primer Epoxy Multi-Component

Epoxy primer/sealer multi-component is a non-porous finish base mixed with a hardener that is typically recommended as the first base coat over bare steel.

Primer Water-Based

Designed to hide profile & surface imperfections, water-based primers & sealers are environmentally friendly.

Primer Polyurethane

Designed to hide profile & surface imperfections, polyurethane primers & sealers promote adhesion of top coats to the substrate.

Anti-Corrosion Water-Based

Some anti-corrosion materials are available in water-based versions. These green paints have a longer dry time, but meet most environmental requirements & have excellent protective qualities.

Anti-Corrosion Epoxy Free Solvent

Solvent-free epoxy coatings are designed for long-term protection of steel & concrete structures against corrosion, abrasion & chemical attack. Operating temperature ranges from –40F to 1040F.

Anti-Corrosion Polyurethane

Polyurethane coatings are often used for the corrosion protection of steel because they are particularly economical to apply. They dry quickly & can therefore be over-coated in short intervals. They can also be applied independently of the weather conditions & are resistant to impact.

Water-Based Stains

Water-Based Wood Stains have all the advantages of oil-based stains. They spread easily, can be repaired, blend effortlessly & have plenty of open time. The thicker formula allows for controlled penetration, which will reduce blotching on softer woods such as Aspen, Pine & Maple.

Solvent-Based Stains

A wood stain consists of a colorant suspended or dissolved in an agent or solvent. Colored, or ''stained", finishes do not penetrate the pores of the wood to any significant degree.

UV Material Epoxy

UV curable epoxy systems do not require the addition of curing agents. They cure within minutes, or even seconds, and have unlimited working times.

Penetrant (NDT Testing)

Dye penetrant inspection (DPI), also called liquid penetrant inspection (LPI) or penetrant testing (PT), is a widely applied & low-cost inspection method used to locate surface-breaking defects in all non-porous materials (metals, plastics, or ceramics). The penetrant may be applied to all non-ferrous materials & ferrous materials, although for ferrous components magnetic particle inspection is often used instead for its sub-surface detection capability.

Top Coat Epoxy

Top Coat Epoxys are used for decorative flooring applications, such as Terrazzo flooring, chip flooring & colored aggregate flooring.

Top Coat Water-Based

Water-based polyurethane is popular because of its low odor & low toxicity. It goes on clear without adding a faint color like oil-based versions do & it dries much faster.

Top Coat Polyurethane

Polyurethane Top Coat gives a durable, high gloss finish.

Metallic Epoxy

The newest metallic epoxy system on the market allows contractors to heighten the effects & make floors look three-dimensional.

Metallic Water-Based

Polyurethane water-based coatings offer a very high chemical/physical resistance & steel effect & are environmentally friendly.

Metallic Epoxy Multi-Component

A two-component 100%-solid epoxy blended with metallic pigments, Metal Fusion is self-leveling, allowing easy application & seamless floor surfaces.

Metallic Polyurethane

Polyurethane coatings are particularly recommended for application to surfaces subject to high levels of wear & tear where excellent chemical/physical resistance is required. The metallic parts will give a steel effect.