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Model T25100 (Mfg. Since 8/12)
Workpiece
Preparation
The powder coating system is designed to
ONLY operate on solid, electrically-conduc-
tive metal workpieces.
Follow these workpiece preparation guide-
lines for the best results:
• Thoroughly clean the workpiece of paints or
other finishes, residue left by cleaning solu-
tions, debris, dust, and any other foreign
material. Depending upon the application,
additional pre-treatment steps may be neces-
sary.
• Make sure the workpiece is completely dry.
• Attach the grounding clip (see Figure 8) to
the workpiece or hanger with a good metal-
to-metal contact at a point where the pow-
der will not be applied. This will provide a
negative electrical attraction for the charged
power.
Figure 8. System grounding clip.
• Use clean metal material for workpiece hang-
ers. This will ensure that the hanger is
grounded with the workpiece.
Scatter Tips
The Model T25100 ships with three scatter tips
with diameters of
1
⁄2",
3
⁄4", and 1" (see Figure 9).
Figure 9. Included scatter tips.
The scatter tips thread onto the conductor pole
(see Figure 10) and produce different spray pat-
terns. Experiment with a scrap workpiece to gain
an understanding of the effect that each tip pro-
duces.
Note: Wipe the tips clean of powder before stor-
ing them.
Figure 10. Scatter tip installed.
Conductor
Pole
Scatter
Tip
Gun
Nose
• Make sure the workpiece is not touching any
other grounding source other than the pow-
der coating system ground.
• To reduce the risk of electrical shock from
workpiece contact, position or hang the
workpiece so that it does not need to be
re-positioned during the powder coating pro-
cess.