SAMES KREMLIN | AS 2 Automatic Airless Spray Gun

Description

Aluminum & stainless steel fluid passage
Smallest gun in its class
High cycling rate (opening / closing)

Performance

Very fine atomization at medium to high fluid delivery for excellent finish quality
Very limited pressure loss due to circulation in the spray gun

Productivity

Reduces cost of ownership for high production
Compact design
Multiple gun capacity on the same paint line

Sustainability

Nickel carbide seats for high durability
Limited number of parts
Tip mounted directly on the diaphragm - no tip seal

Compact design to fit customized installations . Fluid output depends on tip used.

Technical data table

Designation	Value	Unit: metric (US)
Maximum Fluid Pressure	120 ( 1750)	bar (psi)
Maximum Air Pressure	6 ( 90 )	bar (psi)
Weight	250 (8.8)	g (oz)
Maximum Fluid Temperature	50 (125)	°C (°F)
Aluminum Body	♦
Carbide Seat	♦
Fluid Inlet	F 1/8 NPS
Pilot Air Inlet	4x6

Technologies

Chevron Sealing

CHEVRON packing set independently reacts to pressure, and automatically effects a seal.

Airless

Airless is a method of spraying fluid under high pressure through a spray tip without the added use of compressed air.

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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 Polyurethane Multi-Component

Designed to hide profile & surface imperfections, multi-component polyurethane primers & sealers improve adhesion of top coats to the substrate due to the addition of a hardener.

Primer Polyurethane

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

Top Coat Polyurethane Multi-Component

Polyurethane Top Coat is a two- or three-pack isocyanate-cured polyurethane that gives a durable, high gloss finish. Isocyanates included in the hardener are moisture-sensitive & need a specific process for insulating the circuit.

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 Epoxy Multi-Component

Two-part epoxy coatings were developed for heavy duty service on metal substrates & use less energy than heat-cured.

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.

Acid Catalyst Polyurethane Multi-Component

Multi-Component Epoxy Acid Catalyzing (AC) systems require a hardener or catalyst to dry/cure, which works by starting & maintaining the binder's curing process until the chemical reaction is complete. The solvent evaporates prior to & during the chemical reaction concluding a final film of lacquer, paint or filler. The catalyst is moisture-sensitive and requires a Flowmax® technology protection.

Acid Catalyst Epoxy Multi-Component

Multi-Component Epoxy Acid Catalyzing (AC) systems require a hardener or catalyst to dry/cure, which works by starting & maintaining the binder's curing process until the chemical reaction is complete. The solvent evaporates prior to & during the chemical reaction concluding a final film of lacquer, paint or filler. Curing times of AC products can be dramatically accelerated with heat application.

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