Binks Model 95AR/95ARV

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Part sheet 77-2655 for the Binks Model 95AR and 95ARV automatic air spray guns (6467/6489-XXXX-X) — conventional automatic guns ideal for coating test laboratories and any application requiring repeated fluid flow adjustments. Both incorporate stainless steel fluid inlets, nozzles, and needles; the ARV variant is configured for abrasive ceramic coatings. The 16 pages cover mounting, setup, fluid adjustment, and the complete service parts breakdown.

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MODEL 95AR AND 95ARV AUTOMATIC AIR SPRAY GUNS Ideal for coating test laboratories and where repeated fluid flow adjustments are required. The 95AR Automatic Spray Gun is a conventional style air spray gun. It incorporates all stainless steel fluid inlet, fluid nozzle, and fluid needle; 95A R V incorporates stainless steel fluid inlet, fluid nozzle with T.C. insert and fluid needle with T.C. tip for spraying a wide variety of conventional and waterborne coatings. It is also pneumatically activated for application with recip ro - cating, rotary, spindle machines, and in stationary gun set- ups. Exceptionally rugged in construction, the Binks Models 95AR and 95A R V automatic guns are built to stand up under hard, continuous use. However, like any other fine pre cision instruments, their most efficient opera tion depends on a knowledge of their construction, operation, and maintenance. Properly handled and cared for, these guns will produce beautiful, uniform finishing results long after other spray guns have worn out. STANDARD SET-UPS AVAILABLE ( See page 9 ). OPTIONAL SET-UPS PLEASE ORDER SEPARATELY ( See pages 8 and 9). AIR SPRAY GUN WITH STAINLESS STEEL FLUID INLET CAUTION Before removing any components from spray gun, shut off air and material pressure. ! 77-2655-R5 (7/2018) 1 / 16 www.carlisleft.com EN SERVICE MANUAL MODEL 95AR AND 95ARV AUTOMATIC CONVENTIONAL AIR SPRAY GUN 95AR 6467-XXXX-X 95ARV 6489-XXXX-X CERAMIC COATING (OBS) LOCK OUT / TAG-OUT Failure to de-energize, disconnect, lock out and tag-out all power sources before performing equipment maintenance could…