Fast Mover Tools Air Paint Drying System - AIR250
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This guide is for anyone using the FME Tools Air Paint Drying System (AIR250) to accelerate paint drying in a workshop environment. The system's key benefit is significantly reduced drying times, leading to increased productivity. Note that this system requires an air compressor for operation.
All features
| Model Part Number | AIR250 |
|---|---|
| Brand | FME Tools |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of paint is this system compatible with?
The FME Tools Air Paint Drying System (AIR250) is designed for use with water-based paints.
What air pressure is required for the drying guns?
The drying guns require a working pressure of 43-73 PSI/3-5 BAR.
How long is the air hose?
The coiled air hose is 7.5 meters long.
What is the air consumption per gun?
The air consumption is 12.3 CFM per gun.
What is the maximum pressure the guns can handle?
The gun's max pressure is 100PSI/7BAR.
How do I clean the drying guns?
Clean the drying guns periodically to remove any paint residue with a damp cloth.
Can I use this system with any air compressor?
The system requires an air compressor with a 1/4" air inlet and that meets the working pressure requirements (43-73 PSI/3-5 BAR per gun).
Troubleshooting
The drying guns are not producing sufficient airflow.
Check the air compressor to ensure it's providing adequate pressure (43-73 PSI/3-5 BAR) and that the air inlet is clear. Ensure the air compressor meets the working pressure requirements (43-73 PSI/3-5 BAR per gun).
Paint is running or drying unevenly.
Adjust the position and angle of the drying guns to ensure even airflow across the painted surface. Increase the distance between the guns and the panel if necessary.
The air hose is leaking.
Inspect the hose connections for leaks and tighten them if necessary. Replace the hose if it is damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces paint drying times significantly.
- Improves workshop productivity.
- Easy to position and adjust for various panel sizes.
- Lightweight and portable design for convenient use.
Cons
- Requires an air compressor for operation.
- Air consumption is 12.3 CFM per gun, so a sufficient air supply is needed.
- Maximum pressure for guns is 100PSI/7BAR, which may not be suitable for all compressors.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup:
- Connect the coiled air hose to your air compressor.
- Ensure the air compressor meets the working pressure requirements (43-73 PSI/3-5 BAR per gun).
- Attach the drying guns to the stand.
- Adjust the height, width, and tilt of the drying guns to suit your needs.
- Position the stand near the painted panel.
- Rotate the stand as needed.
- Compatibility:
- Compatible with water-based paints.
- Requires a standard air compressor with a 1/4" air inlet.
- Care:
- Regularly inspect the air hose for any damage.
- Clean the drying guns periodically to remove any paint residue.
- Store the system in a clean, dry place when not in use.
- Check and maintain the air compressor according to its manufacturer's instructions.