Larius K-2 Operating manual

Airless Line Striper
ENGLISH
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
PAINTING EQUIPMENT
Ed. 005 11 - 10

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INTRODUCTION .................................................... p.1
WORKING PRINCIPLE ...................................... p.2
TECHNICAL DATA ..............................................p.2
DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT ...............p.3
CONTROLS DESCRIPTION ..............................p.4
TRANSPORT AND UNPACKING .......................p.5
SAFETY RULES ................................................. p.5
SETTING-UP ...................................................... p.6
WORKING .......................................................... p.8
CLEANING AT THE END OF THE WORK .........p.9
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ................................p.9
PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS .........................p.10
CORRECT PROCEDURE OF
DECOMPRESSION ............................................ p.11
REPLACEMENT OF THE PUMPING
GROUP'S GASKETS ......................................... p.12
CHARGING THE BATTERY ............................... p.12
CLEANING AND/OR REPLACEMENT OF
THE PRESSURE TRANSMITTER ..................... p.13
COMPLETE PRESSURE CONTROL
DEVICE REF. 16350 ........................................... p.14
COMPLETE PUMPING
REF. 16100 .................... p.16
FILTER GROUP ................................................. p.18
RECIRCULATING-SAFETY VALVE
GROUP REF.16400 ............................................ p.19
DRIVE ASSEMBLY ............................................. p.20
SUCTION SYSTEM ............................................ p.22
50L TANK ............................................................ p.23
ACCESSORIES .................................................. p.24
HIGH PRESSURE
PAINTING EQUIPMENT
HIGH PRESSURE
PAINTING EQUIPMENT
WE ADVISE THE USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT ONLY BY PROFESSIONAL OPERATORS.
ONLY USE THIS MACHINE FOR USAGE SPECIFICALLY MENTIONED IN THIS MANUAL.
Thank you for choosing a LARIUS S.R.L. product.
As well as the product purchased,
you will receive a range of support services
enabling you to achieve the results desired,
quickly and professionally.
It indicates an
accident risk or
serious damage
to equipment if
this warning is not
followed.
It indicates a fire
or explosion risk if
this warning is not
followed.
It is obligatory to wear suitable clothing as gloves,
goggles and face shield.
Read this operator’s
manual carefully
before using the
equipment. An
improper use of this
machine can cause
injuries to people or
things.
It indicates important
recommendations
about disposal
andrecycling process
of products in
accordance with
the environmental
regulations.

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B
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K-2
MOTOR POWER
TRACTION ENGINE POWER
MAX. WORKING PRESSURE
MAX. DELIVERY
SUPPLY
WEIGHT
WEIGHT WITH BATTERIES
LENGTH
WIDTH
HEIGHT
1 kW (1,3 Hp)
0,6 kW (0,8 Hp)
200 bar
2 L/min
24 V
185 Kg
260 Kg
(A) 1800 mm
(B) 1100 mm
(C) 800 mm
DATI TECNICI
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WORKING PRINCIPLE
The unit LARIUS K-2 is defined “piston pump”. This pump is used
for high pressure painting without air (from this process derives
the term “airless”).
The pump is controlled by an motor coupled with a reduction gear.
A cam shaft and a connecting rod allow to obtain the reciprocating
motion necessary to the working of the “pumping group” diaphram.
The piston movement produces a “depression”.
The product is sucked, pushed towards the pump outlet and then
sent to the gun through the flexible hose. A mechanical device
allows to adjust and control the pressure of the material coming
out of the pump.
A safety valve avoiding overpressure, guarantees the total reliability
of the equipment.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT
Pressure control knob
Reduction casting
Suction Tube
High pressure hose
Airless gun
Product tank
Suction filter
Description POS.
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High pressure manometer
Airless manual gun
Trigger safety clamp
Battery charger
Drain valve
Recirculation tube
Description

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AV IND
PUSH
STOP
D1
D3D2
D6 D5
D7 D4
D8
D9
DCONTROLS DESCRIPTION
D1) Steerage lever.
Pulling the lever the straight only "mode" will be unlocked
allowing the machine to run.
D2) Internal gun operating lever.
Pulling the lever the gun placed at the internal side will
spray.
D3) Pull the lever to release the motors brake.
D4) LED
Indicates whether the power to the panel is on or off.
D5) Key-operated selector switch
Used to switch on machine.
Steerage lever
Motor brake
release
Gun control
lever
D6) Indicator
Indicates the charge in the electrical battery.
D7) Adjustment knob
Used to progressively adjust the machine’s running speed.
D8) Direction selector
Allows the user to select the machine’s advancement direction;
stops the machine’s movement if pressed..
D9) Speed

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TRANSPORT
AND UNPACKING
• The packed parts should be handled as indicated
in the symbols and markings on the outside of the
packing.
• Before installing the equipment, ensure that the area to
be used is large enough for such purposes, is properly
lit and has a clean, smooth floor surface.
• The user is responsible for the operations of unloading
and handling and should use the maximum care so as
not to damage the individual parts or injure anyone.
To perform the unloading operation, use only qualified
and trained personnel (truck and crane operators, etc.)
and also suitable hoisting equipment for the weight of
the installation or its parts.
Follow carefully all the safety rules.
The personnel must be equipped with the necessary
safety clothing.
• The manufacturer will not be responsible for the un-
loading operations and transport to the workplace of
the machine.
• Check the packing is undamaged on receipt of the
equipment. Unpack the machine and verify if there
has been any damage due to transportation.
In case of damage, call immediately LARIUS and the
Shipping Agent. All the notices about possible damage
or anomalies must arrive timely within 8 days at least
from the date of receipt of the plant through Registered
Letter to the Shipping Agent and to LARIUS.
• The disposal of packaging materials is a customer’s
competence and must be performed in accordance with
the regulations in force in the country where the plant is
installed and used.It is nevertheless sound practice to
recycle packaging materials in an environment-friendly
manner as much as possible.
SAFETY RULES
• THE EMPLOYER SHALL TRAIN ITS EMPLOYEES
ABOUT ALL THOSE RISKS STEMMING FROM ACCI-
DENTS, ABOUT THE USE OF SAFETY DEVICES FOR
THEIR OWN SAFETY AND ABOUT THE GENERAL
RULES FOR ACCIDENT PREVENTION IN COMPLIAN-
CE WITH INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS AND WITH
THE LAWS OF THE COUNTRY WHERE THE PLANT
IS USED.
THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE EMPLOYEES SHALL
STRICTLY COMPLY WITH THE ACCIDENT PREVEN-
TION AND ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THE PLANT
IS INSTALLED AND USED.
Read carefully and entirely the following in-
structions before using the product. Please
save these instructions in a safe place
The unauthorised tampering/replacement of
one or more parts composing the machine, the
use of accessories, tools, expendable materials
other than those recommended by the manu-
facturer can be a danger of accident.
The manufacturer will be relieved from tort and criminal
liability.
• KEEP YOUR WORK PLACE CLEAN AND TIDY. DISORDER
WHERE YOU ARE WORKING CREATES A POTENTIAL
RISK OF ACCIDENTS.
• ALWAYS KEEP PROPER BALANCE AVOIDING UNUSUAL
STANCE.
• BEFORE USING THE TOOL, ENSURE THERE ARE NOT
DAMAGED PARTS AND THE MACHINE CAN WORK PRO-
PERLY.
• ALWAYS FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT SAFETY
AND THE REGULATIONS IN FORCE.
• KEEP THOSE WHO ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
EQUIPMENT OUT OF THE WORK AREA.
• NEVER EXCEED THE MAXIMUM WORKING PRESSURE
INDICATED.
• NEVER POINT THE SPRAY GUN AT YOURSELVES OR AT
OTHER PEOPLE. THE CONTACT WITH THE CASTING CAN
CAUSE SERIOUS INJURIES.
• IN CASE OF INJURIES CAUSED BY THE GUN CASTING,
SEEK IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ADVICE SPECIFYING THE
TYPE OF THE PRODUCT INJECTED. NEVER UNDER-
VALUE A WOUND CAUSED BY THE INJECTION OF A
FLUID.
• ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE SUPPLY AND RELEASE THE
PRESSURE IN THE CIRCUIT BEFORE PERFORMING ANY
CHECK OR PART REPLACEMENT OF THE EQUIPMENT.
• NEVER MODIFY ANY PART IN THE EQUIPMENT. CHECK
REGULARLY THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM.
REPLACE THE PARTS DAMAGED OR WORN.

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High pressure hose
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• TIGHTEN AND CHECK ALL THE FITTINGS FOR CONNEC-
TION BETWEEN PUMP, FLEXIBLE HOSE AND SPRAY GUN
BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT.
• ALWAYS USE THE FLEXIBLE HOSE SUPPLIED WITH
STANDARD KIT. THE USE OF ANY ACCESSORIES OR
TOOLING OTHER THAN THOSE RECOMMENDED IN
THIS MANUAL, MAY CAUSE DAMAGE OR INJURE THE
OPERATOR.
• THE FLUID CONTAINED IN THE FLEXIBLE HOSE CAN
BE VERY DANGEROUS. HANDLE THE FLEXIBLE HOSE
CAREFULLY. DO NOT PULL THE FLEXIBLE HOSE TO
MOVE THE EQUIPMENT. NEVER USE A DAMAGED OR
A REPAIRED FLEXIBLE HOSE.
The high speed of travel of the product in the
hose can create static electricity through di-
scharges and sparks. It is suggested to earth
the equipment.
The pump is earthed through the earth cable of the supply.
The gun is earthed through the high pressure flexible hose.
All the conductors near the work area must be earthed.
• NEVER SPRAY OVER FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS OR SOL-
VENTS IN CLOSED PLACES.
• NEVER USE THE TOOLING IN PRESENCE OF POTEN-
TIALLY EXPLOSIVE GAS.
Always check the product is compatible with
the materials composing the equipment (pump,
spray gun, flexible hose and accessories) with
which it can come into contact. Never use
paints or solvents containing halogen hydrocarbons (as the
methylene chloride).
If these products come into contact with aluminium parts can
provoke dangerous chemical reactions with risk of corrosion
and explosion.
IF THE PRODUCT TO BE USED IS TOXIC, AVOID INHALATION
AND CONTACT BY USING PROTECTION GLOVES, GOGGLES
AND PROPER FACE SHIELDS
TAKE PROPER SAFETY MEASURES FOR THE PROTECTION
OF HEARING IN CASE OF WORK NEAR THE PLANT.
Electrical safety precautions
• Check the "ON/OFF" switch is on the "OFF" position before
connecting the cable to the mains.
• Never carry a plugged-in equipment.
• Disconnect the equipment before storing it and before per-
forming any maintenance operation or replacing of acces-
sories.
• Do not carry the equipment neither unplug it by pulling the
electric cable.
Protect the cable from heat, oil and sharp edges.
• When the tool is used outdoors, use only an extension cable
suited for outdoor use and so marked.
Never attempt to tamper with the calibre of
instruments.
• Take care when the pumping rod is moving.
Stop the machine whenever someone is within its vicinity.
• Repairs of the electrical equipment should only be carried
out by skilled personnel, otherwise considerabledanger to
the user may result.
SETTING-UP
CONNECTION OF THE FLEXIBLE HOSE TO THE GUN
• Connect the high pressure flexible hoses to the pump and the
guns tightening the fittings strongly (the use of two wrenches
is suggested).
NEVER use sealants on fittings threads.
It is ADVISED to mount a high pressure manometer at the
pump outlet (see on page "Accessories") to read the product
pressure.
• It is recommended to use the hose provided with the standard
kit.
NEVER use a damaged or a repaired flexible hose.

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G3
G2
G5
G4
G1
ONOFF
WASHING OF THE NEW EQUIPMENT
• The equipment has already been adjusted at our factory with
light mineral oil left inside the pumping group as protection.
Therefore, wash with diluent before sucking the product.
• Lift the suction pipe and dip it into the solvent tank.
• Ensure the gun (G1) is without nozzle.
• Turn the key (G2) of the equipment to the ON (I) position.
• Turn clockwise the pressure control knob (G3) so as the
machine works at idle speed.
• Point the gun at the solvent tank and press the trigger so as
to recover the residual solvent.
• As soon as the pump starts to over-rev turn the key to the
OFF (0) position to switch off the equipment.
Absolutely avoid to spray solvents indoors. In
addition, it is recommended to keep away from
the pump in order to avoid the contact between
the solvent fumes and the electric motor.
• Now the machine is ready. Should you use water paints,
besides the solvent wash, a wash with soapy and then clean
water is suggested.
• Insert the gun trigger lock and assemble the nozzle.
PREPARATION OF THE PAINT
• Make sure the product is suitable to be used with a spray
gun.
The use of non-compliant products causes
damage to the machine thus annulling the
guarantee (only use specific filtered paints for
airless applications).
Make sure the product to be used is compatible with
the materials employed for manufacturing the equip-
ment (stainless steel and aluminium). Because of that,
please contact the supplier of the product .
Never use products containing halogen hydrocarbons (as methy-
lene chloride). If these products come into contact with aluminium
parts of the equipment, can provoke dangerous chemical reactions
with risk of explosion.
• Remove the suction pipe and take away the solvent tank.
• Point the gun (G4) at a container (G5) keeping the trigger
pressed (so as to drain the oil inside) till a clean solvent
comes out. Now, release the trigger.

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H1
H3
H5
H2
H4
HWORKING
Delivery pipe connection
START OF THE PAINTING OPERATIONS
• Use the tooling after performing all the SETTING UP ope-
rations above described.
• Dip the suction pipe (H1) into the product tank (H2).
• Make sure the product recycles from the return tube (H5).
• Close the drain valve (turn clockwise till the valve has rele-
ased).
• Now the machine carries on sucking the product till the flexible
hose is full, up to the gun. Then it will stop automatically.
SPRAY ADJUSTMENT
• Slowly turn clockwise the pressure control knob to reach the
pressure value in order to ensure a good atomization of the
product.
• An irregular and marked spray on the sides indicates a low
working pressure. On the contrary, a too high pressure causes
a high fog (“overspray”) and waste of product.
• In order to avoid overthickness of paint, let the gun advance
sideways (right-left) when spraying.
• Always paint with regular parallel bands coats.
• Keep a safety and constant distance between the gun and the
support to be painted and also keep yourselves perpendicular
to it.
NEVER point the spray gun at yourselves or at
other people. The contact with the casting can
cause serious injuries.
In case of injuries caused by the gun casting,
seek immediate medical advice specifying the
type of the product injected.
The drain valve is a safety valve too. When
working at the maximum pressure available,
releasing the gun trigger sudden increases of
pressure can occur. In this case, the drain valve
opens automatically eliminating part of the product from the
recirculating tube. Then it closes so as to go back to the first
working conditions.
• Open the safety- relief valve (H3) (turn clockwise so as the
pin slides on the cam track).
• Press the switch ON (I) of the equipment and turn a little the
pressure control knob (H4) clockwise, so as the machine
works at the idle speed.

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J1
J2
I1
I2
ONOFF
• Open the safety valve to release the pressure in the circuit.
• Lift the suction pipe and replace the product tank with that
of the solvent (ensure it is compatible with the product being
used).
• Unscrew the gun nozzle (do not forget to clean it with sol-
vent).
• Turn the key (I2) ON (I) and turn a little the pressure
control knob (I1) clockwise so as the machine works till
the motor starts.
• Make sure the solvent recycles the washing fluid from the
return tube.
• Close the safety valve.
• Point the gun at the product tank and, keeping the trigger
pressed, release the remaining product till a clean solvent
comes out. Now, release the trigger.
• Lift again the suction pipe and remove the solvent tank.
• Now point the gun at the solvent tank and press the trigger
so as to recover the residual solvent.
• As the pump starts idling, press the switch OFF (0) to
stop the equipment.
ICLEANING AT THE END
OF THE WORK
• Reduce pressure to the minimum (turn counterclockwise the
pressure control knob (I1)).
• Turn the key (I2) placed on the box of the electric motor, to
stop the equipment.
JROUTINE MAINTENANCE
CHECK ON THE PACKING NUT
Daily check the packing nut is tight in order to avoid wastes but
not excessively to prevent the piston from seizing and the
gaskets from wearing.
• For tightening, use the wrench (J1) supplied (ref. 11503).
ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY
AND RELEASE THE PRESSURE IN THE PUM-
PING GROUP (open the drain valve) BEFORE
TIGHTENING THE PACKING NUT.
• Use the lubricant (J2) supplied (rif. 16325) to allow an easy
sliding of the piston inside the gasket group.
Daily top up the packing nut.
Oil ring
• In case of long storage, we recommend you to suck and
to leave light mineral oil inside the pumping group and the
flexible hose.
Follow the washing procedure before using again
the equipment.

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LPROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
Solution
Cause
Problem
• The equipment does not start
• The equipment does not suck the
product
• The equipment sucks but does not
reach the pressure desired
• When pressing the trigger, the
pressure lowers considerably
• The pressure is normal but the
product is not atomized
• The atomization is imperfect
• When releasing the trigger of the
gun, the equipment does not stop
(the motor runs slowly and the
piston rod keeps on going up and
down)
• Lack of voltage;
• Breakdown of pressure transmitter;
•
Breakdown of motor electric control box;
• The product is solidified inside the
pump;
• Suction filter clogged;
• Suction ilter too fine;
• The equipment sucks air;
• Lack of product;
• The equipment sucks air;
• The drain valve is open;
• The gaskets of the pumping group are
worn;
• Suction or delivery valve dirty;
• Nozzle too big or worn;
• The product is too dense;
• The filter of the gun-butt is too fine;
• The nozzle is partially clogged;
• The product is too dense;
• The filter of the gun-butt is too fine;
• The nozzle is worn;
• The gaskets of the pumping group are
worn;
• Suction or delivery valve dirty;
• Drain valve defective;
• Check the correct connection to the
power supply;
• Verify and replace it, if necessary;
• Verify and replace it, if necessary;
• Open the drain valve to release
pressure in the circuit and stop the
machine. Disassemble the pumping
group and the pressure transmitter
and clean;
• Clean or replace it;
• Replace it with a larger-mesh filter
(with very dense products, remove
the filter);
• Check the suction pipe;
• Add the product;
• Check the suction pipe;
• Close the drain valve;
• Replace the gaskets;
• Disassemble the pumping group;
• Replace it with a smaller one;
• Dilute the product, if possible;
• Replace it with a larger-mesh filter;
• Clean or replace it;
• Dilute the product, if possible;
• Replace it with a larger-mesh filter;
• Replace it;
• Replace the gaskets;
• Disassemble the pumping group and
clean;
• Verify and replace it, if necessary;
Always close the air compressed supply and unload the plant pressure before performing any check or repla-
cement of pump parts (see "correct procedure of decompression").

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M1
M3
M2
ONOFF
MCORRECT PROCEDURE OF DECOMPRESSION
• Insert the gun clamp (M1).
• Turn the key (M2) to the OFF (0) position to stop the equip-
ment.
WARNING:
If the equipment is still under pressure after performing the operations above described
because of the nozzle or the flexible hose clogged, proceed as follows:
• Loosen very slowly the gun nozzle.
• Release the clamp.
• Point the gun at the container of the product and press the trigger to release
pressure.
• Loosen very slowly the fitting of connection from the flexible hose to the gun.
• Clean or replace the flexible hose and the nozzle.
• Open the drain valve (M3) to release the residual pressure
always clockwise.

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O1
O2
NREPLACEMENT OF THE PUMPING GROUP’S GASKETS
• Carry out this operation after cleaning the tooling.
Always disconnect the power supply and release
pressure before going on with the operations (fol-
low the “correct procedure of decompression).
• Disconnect the pumping group by unscrewing the two fastening
screws.
• Using a screwdriver, turn the motor till the piston rod is on
its stroke lowest point.
• Extract the pumping group from the housing paying attention
to the dowel pins.
• Unscrew the rigid suction pipe from the pumping group by
loosening the locknut;
• Unscrew the upper packing nut;
• Unscrew the suction valve and clean and/or replace its parts,
if necessary;
• Extract the piston rod from the bottom;
• Disassemble the piston rod and replace the gaskets group
if worn;
• If necessary, remove the upper gaskets for their replace-
ment;
• See the exploded view of the pumping group for the correct
assembly.
Lock nut
Dowel pins
Clamping screws
OCHARGING THE BATTERY
• Pull out the plug (O1);
• Connect the battery charger cables (O2) to the socket (O1);
• Switch on the battery charger (O2) and wait until the machines
battery is completely charged.
The batteries must be recharged at least once
a month in order to prevent them from dete-
riorating.

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P1
P3
P2
ONOFF
PCLEANING AND/OR RE-
PLACEMENT OF THE PRES-
SURE TRANSMITTER
CHECK ON THE PRESSURE TRANSMITTER
Before evaluating if the cause of the malfunction is due to the pres-
sure transmitter or to the electric control box, proceed as follow:
• Check the correct connection to the power supply.
• Make sure that the key (P1) is on the ON (I) position.
• Turn a little the pressure control knob (P2) clockwise till the
electric motor starts.
• In case, after these checks, the tooling does not start, verify
the pressure transmitter.
• Make sure the equipment does not suck materials (remove
the product tank).
• Open the drain valve (P3).
• Disassemble the pumping group as shown on the previous
chapter.
Pressure
sensor
Pressure pin
• Remove the pressure sensor from its housing and chek if
the pin can move. If necessary, clean thoroughly.
• Check the seals (O-ring and teflon ring): if worn or "pinched",
replace them.
• Disassemble the supporting block and check the microswitch
operates properly by using a tester. If damaged, replace it.
• Reassemble the whole unit centering the block with the
fastening screws.
• Reassemble the whole unit and start again the machine
following the procedure indicating.
• If the machine does not start, check the electrical connections
and the motor electric control box: if damaged, replace it.

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QCOMPLETE PRESSURE CONTROL DEVICE REF. 16350
WARNING: always indicate code and quantity for each part required.

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Pos. Pos.
Elastic ring
Washer
Gasket
Pin
O-ring
Antiextrusion ring
Sensor
Gas-ring
O-ring
Ball
Screws
Gasket
Cover
Cable fastener
Screws
Bush
Dowel
Screws
Microswitch
Support box
Control rod
Quill
Elastic ring
Ball
Spring
Pin
Adjusting pin
Knob
Dowel
Label
16336
16335
11955
16334
9287
16333
16331
16332
4077
96090
96028
16037
16042
16280
16312
16307
22059
16310
16313
16311
16306
16304
81017
4060
16303
16309
16315
16301
95210
16308
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RCOMPLETE PUMPING REF.16100
WARNING: always indicate code and quantity for each part required.
* Complete gasket kit cod. 16555
** Pumping maintenance kit cod. 40116
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Pos.
Packing nut
Complete upper seals
Dowel
Assembly pins
Pumping case
Screws
Piston rod
Screws
Piston rod
Elastic pin
Ball
Nut
Complete lower seals
Union
Lock nut
O-ring
Pumping cylinder
Ball guide
Ball
O-ring
Foot valve
Pin
16109
16105
96205
16033
16101
33007
33006
16111
16110
91010
16130
16113
16115
16128
16127
16126
16112
98466
16120
16121
16129
16122
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System of assemblage
Upper seals
Leather cod.16155
Steel male ring
cod. 16108
Red cod. 16104
White cod. 16124
Steel female ring
cod. 16106
Steel male ring
cod. 16116
Steel female ring
cod. 16118
White cod. 16136
Red cod. 16114
cod.
16132
cod.
16105
Red cod. 16104
White cod. 16124
White cod. 16136
Red cod. 16114
cod.
16133
cod.
16115
Lower seals

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SFILTER GROUP
WARNING: always indicate code and quantity for each part required.
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Manometer 0-400 bar code 33008
Pos.
Filter tank
Spring
Standard sieve
Standard sieve 100
Standard sieve 200
Sieve support
Gasket
Filter base
Union
Dowel
16201
96202
16205
16204
16203
16202
96203
96204
96206
96205
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Code Description