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Gun resists most solvents
29th June 1989, Page 140
29th June 1989
Page 140
Page 140, 29th June 1989
— Gun resists most solvents
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• A pneumatic cartridge gun launched by 3M Automotive Trades is suitable for standard 310m1 cartridges, including the newly introduced 3M Auto Sealer. The gun is made of anodised aluminium and acetal plastic resistant to solvents commonly used in the bodyshop.
Maximum working pressure is nine bar (125psi) and the gun incorporates a "dump valve" which instantly exhausts the air when the trigger is released, promptly stopping sealer extrusion and greatly reducing the risk of "flow on". To further assist the application of accurate head diameters — irrespective of product viscosity — an air-pressure regulator is fitted as standard.
3M Automotive Turbo 145