Posts by gazy98

    Thanks Panic Mode for the idea. I will take a look into it ! :smiling_face:

    Regarding your point "Skyfire". I have a fire proof steel box with a 5.000m³/h fan installed running the whole time. So about 1.3 m³/sec. So i will have a full ventilation cycle every 2 seconds. The whole Ventilation exhaust is made out of steel similar mounted like a fireplace exhaust. Do you have any idea what can be added for safety ?

    Thanks for your quick reply. Yes i have found some spray guns. From my point all of them are fine starting from 30- 500 EUR. For just testing i would buy one of the cheaper. The problem right now is the pressure control. Do you have a product for reference? Maybe one that i can control with arduino or computer. Here are some specs of components:


    Compressor:

    Spray gun:

    diameter: 1mm

    MPA(KG/cm): 0,29

    L/Min: 80

    ml/min: 250


    Duty Paint Tank Specifications:

    https://pl.aliexpress.com/item…t.0.0.6d433c00HbFf56&mp=1

    Pot Capacity: 2-1 / 2 Gallons / 10 L

    Paint Tank Working Pressure: 25-30 PSI Optimal

    Hose Assembly: 10 ft Air & Fluid Hoses Air

    Inlet: 1/4 inch

    Fluid Inlet : 3/8 inch


    ModelSTAHLWERK ST-1250 BL brushless supercharger
    connections1 x standard quick coupling

    (Nw 7.2 mm) 1/4 inch

    1 x standard quick coupling

    (Nw 7.2 mm) IT 1/2 inch
    Maximum pressure / output pressure12 bar (3 -12 bar)
    maximum flow500 L / Min
    Boiler content / volume50L
    engine power3,000 watts / 4 hp / 3 kW

    Hey dear community


    I have a small project in front of me. I would like to set up an automatic paint sprayer in the low-budget area. My idea was to build a chamber in which spray guns are mounted in special places. 10l paint pressure tank installed. There is also a compressor. An arduino should regulate the pressure. So I still need a pressure regulator or something similar. Do you have any ideas what else i might need? Which pressure regulators are suitable for this?

    Im just don't finding any projects that show a similar system so i can use as a guide....


    In the distant future, a robotic arm will lift the components and move them in front of the nozzles. However, this is only for orientation as to where the project should go.


    Thanks for help :thumbs_up:


    Julian

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