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Q1: What distinguishes a Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun from automatic versions? A1: The manual gun is handheld and operated directly by a person, offering flexibility and control for detailed or small-scale work, whereas automatic guns are integrated into robotic or conveyor systems for high-volume, repetitive coating tasks.
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Q2: How important is grounding when using a Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun? A2: Grounding is critical. The workpiece must be properly grounded to create the electrostatic field that attracts charged paint particles. Incomplete grounding can lead to poor coating quality and safety hazards.
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Q3: Can the Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun be used with all types of paints? A3: While it is compatible with many solvent-based and waterborne paints, the gun’s performance depends on paint resistivity and viscosity. Adjustments or specific nozzles may be needed for optimal results.
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Q4: How often should the Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun be maintained? A4: Routine cleaning after each use, regular inspection of seals and electrodes, and scheduled replacement of wear parts are recommended to maintain performance and safety.
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Q5: What safety precautions should operators follow when using the Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun? A5: Operators should always ensure proper grounding, avoid spraying near flammable materials, wear appropriate protective gear, and follow manufacturer guidelines to prevent electrical shocks and fire hazards.
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Q6: Why might a customer choose a customized Manual Electrostatic Spray Gun? A6: Customization allows adaptation to specific coating materials, workpiece shapes, and production environments, enhancing efficiency, finish quality, and operator comfort.