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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 9:21 am 
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Hi all. Ok so now I am on my way to start the adventure of sprayguns/compressors. idunno .
Was thinking of the Sata minijet 4 as it only uses an airconsumption of 105 Liters/min. "I think"
I just bought a little compressor that I mainly had in mind for inlaywork. But then I was thinking it might even work for spraying the guitars.
its specs are : Air consumption 130 liters/min, 8 Bar, 24 liter tank. 1.5 HP (230V) "motor is capable of 200 liter/min"

So, any suggestions on how this would work ?.



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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:04 pm 
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...guitars are small and usually don't require continuous air supply...


which pretty much sums it up. You can get by with a compressor that's way too small if only spraying one guitar at a time. I prefer a regulator at the gun, reguardless of compressor size. A smaller compressor will run more, and build up more heat. A good moisture filter is a must.

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 2:14 pm 
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Thanks alot my friends. So with the preferences of the comp... I gave, will this machine do ?. It also says is an oilfree model. !! :? . From what you wrote now, I see it as it will do !?. as this machine is a 24 liter model. wish is about 7 gallon !! I think. I says, tankvolym 24 liter.

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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 3:35 pm 
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Lars, I prefer the oil compressors with the belt drive from the motor. They are much quieter than the oiless and last forever treated properly. I used a 20 gallon for years with a Sata minijet, and come to think of it still do. My 60 gallon (also oil) is reserved for the D/A.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 3:36 pm 
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I have a similarly powered oilless compressor with a larger tank (50 liters), and I can spray 2-4 coats with a SATA minijet without the before the compressor triggers; the motor fills the tank faster than the gun uses it. I use the same compressor - with a basic venturi - for vacuum clamping, and same there; compressor shuts off while it's running, stays off for a while, then comes on again, and then repeats.


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PostPosted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 3:52 pm 
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Thanks alot !! great info. Next for me then is the get the Sata minigun. [:Y:]

Last question ! What tip should I use 1.0 or 1.2 ? etc... "for the sata minijet.

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I been using a syphon feed spray gun and i have a hvlp gravity feed spray gun and I use a 1.2 HP Campbell Hausfield 20 gal compressor and it works fine for guitars and wood working projects. Now if i were spaying a car i don't think the HVLP gun would work to well with this set up...Mike


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