Uni-Ram UW300, Spray Gun Cleaner Work Station

The work station meets all of a painter's spray gun cleaning requirements.

The manual station effectively accomodates the manual cleaning process of disassembling the spray gun and cleaning the components.

Using the manual work station is more effi cient than using the conventional manual cleaning method. The funnel and waste pail (not shown) conveniently collect waste paint. Stepping on the foot pedal immediately dispenses an adjustable fl ow of cleaning liquid into the tray, minimizing waste. Components of the spray gun are cleaned in the tray using the provided cleaning tools. The parts are dried with a blow gun.

The unique, recessed wash system cleans one spray gun automatically in 1 minute.

Using the automatic system saves about 5 minutes per cleaning compared to manual cleaning. After 12 cleanings, the painter gains an hour for other work.

Manual Station

• The nozzle, activated by a foot pedal, dispenses liquid into the tray for cleaning.
• The gun is disassembled and components are put into the tray (11.6"w x 6.0"d x 2.0"h).
• 18 tools are availabe for cleaning.
• The blow gun dries the components.
• There is ample space to reassemble the spray gun.

Automatic Station

• Cleans one spray gun in about 2 minutes.
• Cleaning cycle consists of wash, air fl ush, clean rinse, air rinse.
• Liquid streams from nozzles and swirl action jets to wash paint from the spray gun.
• Air plug with positive air pressure prevents liquid from entering the air passage of spray gun.
• Blow gun dries the spray gun.
• Tank size: 12.5"w x 12.0"d x 13.5"h

Sludge Station

• Waste paint can be poured into the sluge pail through a 4" funnel on the table.

Work Station Features:

• The table top, cleaning tray and automatic tank are constructed from corrosive resistant stainless steel for long life and easy cleaning.
• Dual 4" diaphram pump (3 cfm), pressure regulator at 85 psi.
• 2 non corrosive HDPE pails to hold wash solvent and clean rinse solvent.