Spraying gun KS 5

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The hand-held spray gun, type KS 5, is used to coat surfaces such as metal, plastic, ceramics, wood and similar materials as well as other suitable surfaces. Typical coating materials include paints, dyes, water-soluble paints, adhesives, oils, and anti-adhesives. The hand-held spray gun operates based on the airless principle, which means the spray jet is exclusively generated by the material pressure, which presses the material through a nozzle. After exiting the nozzle, the spray jet takes the shape specified by the nozzle. It is directed towards the work piece. The effective spray jet is not quite as wide as theoretically possible. The coating material that is to be processed is applied to the surface by a person who is manually guiding the hand-held spray gun over the surface that needs to be coated and who is starting the spraying process at the respectively intended location by operating the trigger. The coating material is fed to the hand-held spray gun in liquid form under high material pressure. Pulling the pull lever towards the handle of the main element moves the valve needle back against the resetting force of the valve spring. The valve needle slides out of the valve seat of the valve seat screw and thereby releases the material flow to the fluid nozzle. It sprays the material as an elliptical cone jet. The volume of the exiting material depends exclusively on the nozzle size and the material pressure!