Binks SV25

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Part sheet 77-2886R for the Binks SV25 spray gun — a bleeder-type gun designed for spraying a variety of materials with small compressors in workshops, homes, farms, and schools. It runs only with a pressure-feed metal cup attached directly to the gun, at air pressure not over 40 PSI. The 4 pages cover operation, the cleaning procedure for the cup and fluid path, and the service parts list for the small-compressor-friendly platform.

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Binks SV25 Spray Gun DESCRIPTION This gun is designed for spraying a variety of materials and is ideal for working with small compressors in workshops, homes, farms, schools, etc. Gun is bleeder type, for use only with a pressure feed metal cup directly attached to it using and air pressure NOT OVER 40 PSI. CLEANING Unscrew cup (15) a little without removing it from gun. Hold a clean cloth over air nozzle (11). Pull trigger (6) and air pressure will force material back into cup. Remove cup (15) from gun body. Empty material from cup and add a small quantity of suitable clean solvent. Replace cup on gun and spray in usual manner until clear solvent appears and gun is thoroughly clean. Remove cup from gun body again and clean the gasket (13) of the cup lid. Loosen and remove the air cap (11) and clean it with a soft brush. Use a brush with solvent for cleaning inside the cup lid. We recommend you clean your gun after each day’s use. Wipe outside of gun with a solvent-soaked cloth. LUBRICATION At the end of each day’s use, place a drop of spray gun lube (part no. SSL-10) at trigger bearing pin (5) and on fluid needle packing (10). Never completely immerse gun in solvent. This may damage packings and destroy gun lubricants. Use proper tools (WR-103 wrench) when removing parts to avoid damaging threads. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Air Inlet Threads: 1/4" NPS(M) Air Consumption: 6.8 cfm @ 40 psi 5.0 cfm @ 30 psi 3.6 cfm @ 20 psi Maximum Air Inlet Pressure: 40 psi Replaces Part Sheet 77-2886 Part Sheet 77-2886R 2 Warning ! In this part sheet, the words WARNING , CAUTION and NOTE are…