Binks Model 570

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Part sheet 77-2122 for the Binks Model 570 automatic airless spray gun (6700-0000-7) — rated to a maximum working pressure of 4,000 PSI for heavier coatings and longer line runs than its 3,000 PSI Model 550 sibling. The 8 pages lead with high-pressure safety warnings (pressurized fluid can penetrate skin — treat injection injuries as medical emergencies) and cover mounting, operation, and the complete parts breakdown for automatic airless service.

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77-2122-R13.3 (12/2017) 1 / 8 www.carlisleft.com WARNING — HIGH PRESSURE — WARNING MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE UP TO 4000 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH • DO NOT POINT SPRAY GUN AT ANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODY • FLUID UNDER HIGH PRESSURE CAN PENETRATE THE SKIN AND CAUSE SEVERE INTERNAL INJURY • IN CASE OF INJURY OBTAIN MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY • BE SURE TO REPORT NATURE OF INJURY AND TYPE OF FLUID OR SOLVENT TO THE DOCTOR Be sure you understand ALL of the following instruc - tions thoroughly BEFORE operating any part of the air - less equipment system. CONSULT YOUR BINKS REPRESENTATIVE TO CLEAR UP ANY ITEMS OF INSTRUCTION YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND. 1. UNDER NO circumstances should the spray gun be carelessly handled nor its spray (even when the nozzle is removed) directed at close proximity to any part of the human body. 2. DO NOT operate airless spray gun with tip guard housing removed or altered. 3. NEVER clean, change, or remove the nozzle from the spray gun without first doing the following: a. Shut off pump and, in addition, unplug electrical cord or turn off air supply. b. Release fluid pressure in the entire system, from pump or supply line to spray gun. 4. NEVER attempt to force the flow of liquid backward through the gun (blowback) with your finger, hand, or hand-held object pressed against the gun nozzle. 5. NEVER plug a hose leak with your finger, with adhe - sive tape, or other “stop-gap” device. 6. NEVER operate the airless system with a defective hose. ALWAYS replace the defective hose immediately. For continuing safety, users are urged to: a. ALWAYS handle carefully all…