Sagola 6000X Air Heater

6000X Air Heater

Manufacturer: Sagola

Part #: 1078010X

10780102 = Sagola 6000X Air Heater with Heated Hose, 11m (36ft); EU: 220 – 240V, 50Hz

10780104 = Sagola 6000X Air Heater with Heated Hose, 11m (36ft); US: 110 – 130V, 60Hz

Description: The Sagola 6000X Air Heater system heats compressed air to a constant working temperature to ensure a stable painting process and a reduction of relative humidity.

Regardless of the environmental conditions, the Sagola 6000 supplies compressed air used in painting processes at a constant temperature, even when there are large temperature differences between day and night, winter and summer.

Supplied with an anti-static hose, specially designed to prevent heat loss of the air before it reaches the nozzle.

Features:

Temperature stability both in the compressed air and the final painting elements such as hose and spray gun.

Stable painting process in areas with large temperature changes between day and night, winter and summer.

Constant working temperature.

Compact and robust.

Digital temperature display.

Cold touch, thermal insulation.

Easy to use; power button and temperature controller.

Out of the box installation.

Lightweight and small; easy to locate.

Right temperature in the spray gun almost immediately.

Includes a insulated hose to get the maximum energy-performance.

Designed to be fitted after Sagola 5000 and Sagola 4000 series air filtration systems and before the spray gun.

Packing List: Sagola 6000X Air Heater with 11m (36ft) Heated Hose.

Specifications:

Power	110-240V (50-60Hz)
Maximum Consumption	800 watt
Maximum Working Pressure	7bar (101psi)
Maximum flow at 7bar (101 psi)	750l/min (26.48 cfm)
Recommended Temperatures
Clearcoats	40-60°C (104-140°F)
Waterborne basecoats	30-50°C (86-122°F)
Solvent based basecoats	30-40°C (86-104°F)
Dimensions	405 x 92 x 255mm (15.94 x 3.62 x 10.04”)
Weight	3.6kg (7.4lbs)

Accessories:

Sagola 6000X Heated Hose, 11m (36ft)

Intensity Spike Fuse

Lubricant Grease (SAE 10), 100ml (3.38fl oz)

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