ARMOUR SANDTECH 99-9320 Manual de instruções

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Congratulations

on the purchase of your patented Sand-Etch®

sandblasting system. This kit has been produced with the finest materials

available and will provide you with years of reliable service if properly

maintained. The only wearable part on this tool is the sandblasting nozzle

(A), which should be periodically checked and replaced when signs of

wear are noticed. The Sand-Etch® sandblasting housing (B) is designed

to be used only with Sand-Etch® replacement propellants (F) and abrasive

media (E).

Warning

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A TOY.

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE BY CHILDREN.

IMPORTANT: Ages 18 to Adult.

Read all instructions before using your new Sand Etch® Sandblaster.

Neither seller nor manufacturer shall be liable for an injury, loss or damage,

direct or consequential, arising out of the use of or the ability to use the

product. Before using, user shall determine the suitability of the product for

the intended use and assume all risks and liabilities in connection therewith.

SAND ETCH

KIT includes a non-flammable aerosol propellant and an abrasive.

WARNING ! CONTENTS UNDER PRESSURE. CAUTION ! Abrasive may irritate

eyes, skin and respiratory tract. Read and follow complete caution statements on each

container. KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS! ADULTS ONLY.

Not intended for use by children. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.

Getting To Know the Sand Etch

Nozzle -

Part# 70-9109 - The nozzle is the only

part of the Sand Etch sandblaster that is replaceable. To

replace, grasp the nozzle in your finger tips and pull it straight

out of the Sand Etch® housing. It is metal lined to ensure long

use.

Housing -

This is referred to throughout the booklet as

the Sand Etch® housing.

Actuator Button -

This button is depressed to release the

flow of abrasive grit and air. Hold the Sand Etch® sandblaster

in an upright position pointing away from you.

Pickup Tube -

Be sure the pickup tube is pushed firmly

into the housing to draw the abrasive grit up into the nozzle.

Abrasive Grit -

Your Sand Etch® System includes one

8 ounce jar of abrasive grit to get you started. Jar must be

refilled to the top of the label periodically for the best etching

results. Abrasive Grit refills are available in a 12 ounce size.

Part# 70-9110.

Propellant -

Your Sand Etch® System also includes a

6 ounce can of non-flammable, environmentally safe propellant.

Always hold the propellant can in vertical upright position. Sand

Etch® Propellant refills are available in 6 ounce size. Part#

70-9101.

IMPORTANT:

After continuous use the can may become so cold that it

restricts the flow of gas through the Sand Etch® housing. It

is recommended to use short spraying bursts while etching

your project. You can cure the problem by allowing the can sit

for several minutes to warm up or by having a second can of

propellant available to switch off when the can gets too cold to

function.

Sandblasting System

Safety Precautions

Protective Eyewear -

worn while operating the Sand Etch® system. These should completely cover

your eyes. Prescription glasses and reading glasses are not sufficient protection

but can be worn under your protective eyewear.

Face Mask -

disposable face masks are available at most hardware stores.

Gloves -

backed rubber generally allow sufficient dexterity for working and will protect

your hands from abrasive spray and airborne glass particles. It is also advisable

not to wear any jewelry while operating the Sand Etch® system as these are all

made of materials that are easily etched.

Instruction Manual

Safety glasses or protective goggles must always be

We highly recomend using a face mask. Inexpensive

Because they are lightweight, garden gloves made of canvas

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