PA MI63-50 User manual

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ATEX HYDROKINETIC ROTATING CLEANING HEADS
SAFETY NOTE
SN01
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Date 22/04/2020
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DOCUMENT REVISION
REV.
DATE
MODIFICATION
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22/04/2020
First issue
PREPARED BY
RGQ
Michele QUATTRONE
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CHECKED BY
DUT
Fabio PEDRONI
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APPROVED BY
AD
Alberto BENETTI
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INDEX
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT........................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 CLASSIFICATION & MARKING...................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 FIELD OF APPLICATION ............................................................................................................................... 4
2.3 TERMS USED............................................................................................................................................... 5
3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE....................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 STORING, SHIPPING AND MOVING.............................................................................................................. 5
3.2 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................ 5
3.2.1 WARNING .............................................................................................................................................. 5
3.3 NOZZLE SELECTION..................................................................................................................................... 5
3.4 FILTERING OF LIQUID.................................................................................................................................. 6
3.4.1 CONNECTION & SETTING........................................................................................................................ 6
3.5 USE & WORKING ........................................................................................................................................ 6
3.5.1 WORKING & ADJUSTMENT..................................................................................................................... 6
3.5.2 SUITABLE & NON-SUITABLE USE ............................................................................................................. 7
3.5.3 DANGEROUS AREAS ............................................................................................................................... 7
3.5.4 DANGER & POSSIBLE RISKS..................................................................................................................... 7
3.5.5 PPE (PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT) & PROCEDURES TRAINING.................................................... 8
3.6 SYSTEM PROCEDURES................................................................................................................................. 9
3.6.1 TOOLS & MACHINERY............................................................................................................................. 9
3.6.2 LOAD & UNLOAD.................................................................................................................................... 9
3.6.3 START & STOP ........................................................................................................................................ 9
3.7 INSPECTION, ORDINARY & EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & CLEANING.................................... 9
3.7.1 PRECAUTIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 9
3.7.2 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING............................................................................................. 9
3.7.3 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR.......................................................................................10
3.7.4 INHIBITION AND RE-INSTALLATION OF THE HEAD ..................................................................................10
3.7.5 REPLACEMENT OF PARTS & SPARES.......................................................................................................10
3.8 PREVENTION & REPRESSIVE ACTIONS (PRECAUTIONS) ...............................................................................10

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1. INTRODUCTION
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING ANY EC-MARKED PART (CLEANING
HEAD), ACCORDING TO THE ATEX PARTS DIRECTIVE 2014/34/EU IN A POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE AS
DEFINED IN THE ATEX WORK ENVIRONMENT DIRECTIVE 99/92/EC. This manual must be brought to the attention of
the personnel working with the head, and must be illustrated to the personnel qualified for maintenance and repair of
the head. Any substantial modification to the head will not be allowed.
Any substantial modification must be authorized by P.A. S.p.A. (for a broader definition of substantial modification,
please see maintenance manual).
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT
2.1 CLASSIFICATION & MARKING
The unequivocal identification of the equipmet is to be verified by the data imprinted on the body and by the
declaration of conformity attesting that the tool was subjected to a conformity test according to directive
2014/34/EU, annex VIII, requiring for a technical file to be sent to a Certification Body.
The marking of the cleaning head is:
2460
II 1 G Ex h IIC T6...T4 Ga
II 1 D Ex h IIIC T85°C...T135°C Da
Ta: 0°C / +90°C
Presafe 20 ATEX 319809
where:
Symbol 2460: DNV GL Presafe AS Certification Body
Symbol CE Ex: in accordance with directive 2014/34/EU
Group II: suitable on surface
Category 1: suitable in zones 0 - 1 –2 for gas and in zone 20 –21 -22 for dust
Substance type: G (gas) and D (dust)
Specific type of protection: “Ex h” (construction safety)
Group of gas/dust: IIC (gas) and IIIC (dust)
Temperature Class/Max surface temperature: T6…T4 (gas) and T85°C…T135°C (dust) (see note 1)
EPL: Ga (gas) and Da (dust)
Ambient Temperature: 0 ÷ +90 °C
Certificate Number: Presafe 20 ATEX 319809
Additional marking on equipment: material of the Seals: E –N –K –V (see note 2)
The measures of prevention and protection described in this manual do not determine the level of safety required if
the heads will not be used according to the provisional use, nor if they were not installed and subjected to
maintenance according to the terms of use or appropriate requirements.

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2.2 FIELD OF APPLICATION
The head is designed to be used with water up to 90 °C, with addition of mild detergents or disinfectants. In case of
use with special or even flammable liquids (different viscosity, chemical harshness or other), please contact our
technical department. The head shall be used within pressure, temperature and RPM speed limits reported in the
official documents, such as declaration of conformity, certificate of assembly and technical data reported on the
instruction manual.
The cleaning liquid shall have an ignition temperature of minimum 50 K over the maximum exterior temperature of
the appliance’s surface where the cleaning liquid is utilized.
The ambient temperature when the appliance is working shall range between 0 ÷ +90 °C. For a different use, please
contact the manufacturer for a customized study.
Only when it’s used according to the prescriptions included in this manual and in correctly tackling residual risks
raising from its use, does this head assure a level of protection high enough as to not generate potential sources of
priming, when installed in a potentially explosive environment.
The appliance in question grants that potential sources of priming are not activated in normal functioning and even in
case of foreseeable and rare failure or malfunction.
Breakage or failure to the appliance can happen. In that case, it is necessary to check the causes of failure. When
these are traced down to the appliance, they must be removed.
Note 1: the appliance reaches a maximum surface temperature according to the temperature of the fluid pumped in.
The temperature class must take into account the safety factor 0,8 aimed for appliances of class 1, see table below.
FLUID TEMPERATURE
°C
TEMPERATURE CLASS
(GAS)
MAX EXTERIOR SURFACE TEMPERATURE
(DUSTS)
0 to ≤ 68
T6
T85 °C
> 68 to ≤ 80
T5
T100 °C
> 80 to ≤ 90
T4
T135 °C
Note 2: the cleaning liquid is to be chemically compatible with the seals that have been assembled by the manufacturer
of the appliance. The marking will identify the material of the seals, as per the following chart:
MARKING ON THE EQUIPMENT
MATERIAL OF THE SEALS
E
EPDM
N
HNBR
K
FFKM
V
FKM
Compatibility (category - zoning) between the head and the environment must be established by the user according to
exact and specific considerations Directive 99/92/EC.
It is not allowed to use the heads in potentially explosive atmospheres in underground and mining areas, EPL Ma and
Mb (group I category M1 and M2).

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2.3 TERMS USED
Qualified/Specialised Technician: personnel who was trained for installation, adjustment, maintenance, repair. It is
required that the technician shall be trained and allowed to perform such tasks, and to have specific knowledge not
only of the tool and the risks stemming from its use, but also the possible risks of the appliance in question.
Temperature Class (T): it is the maximum superficial temperature of the appliance (taking into account also the safety
coefficient as reported in UNI CEI EN ISO 80079-36:2016. It also corresponds to the max. surface temperature of the
head.
3. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
3.1 STORING, SHIPPING AND MOVING
The heads are supplied with adequate packaging. The unloading and moving of the tools shall be carried out by
trained personnel, who is also responsible for checking that the order and the freight match.
It is necessary to carefully move the head to avoid shock impacts, and therefore, possible deformations and cracks
which could successively determine leaking of the product contained through the attachment points of the head a/w
possible trigger source (sparks, adiabatic compression, etc.).
Localities of Warehouse storage, conservation, transport and movement of the heads must guarantee that they are
not subject to shock impacts, tumbles, deteriorment and other damaging which could compromise the function of the
head.
Any eventual damage must be immediately communicated to P.A. S.p.A. for assessment.
3.2 INSTALLATION
3.2.1 WARNING
Each installation or reinstallation must be performed by qualified personnel, duly trained and informed on the related
risks, even concerning the instructions of this document.
When using the utensils do not apply excessive force rotation on the connections in the presence of a potential
explosive atmosphere.
The use of utensils in zone 0 and 20 is not permitted. The use of utensils in zone 1/21 and 2/22 is allowed with
particular instructions under the directive UNI CEI EN ISO 80079-36:2016 which has to be known by the operator.
Installation errors can provoke deformation or structural collapse of the pipe connection, also a loss of fluid in the
ambient.
Installation errors can compromise the regular movement with effective possibility of sparking.
3.3 NOZZLE SELECTION
The nozzles, in numbers of 2 or 4 of high pressure washing type with straight jet, must be appropriate to the flow &
pressure in which they intend to operate (see nozzles chart) bearing in mind that the pressure spec. to consider in the
choice is the one achieved by subtracting from the pressure value in the pump, the value of the pressure loss
determined by the delivery line and head. This last value can be obtained from the diagram D3 of this manual. The
nozzles must be made of material compatible with the directive 2014/34/EU and category 1.

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3.4 FILTERING OF LIQUID
The fluid sent from the system to the head has to be filtered in order to prevent particles to slip through causing
malfunction and therefore frequent maintenance interventions. The recommended sealed filter has to be at least 300
microns. The head is fitted with a filter of 550 microns which only has a safety function; we recommend to clean it
every 100/300 hours of functioning. In case of filter breakage, dismount the head, clean it from any eventual internal
residue and fit a new filter.
3.4.1 CONNECTION & SETTING
The head must be connected to a pressure application, usually fed by piston pumps, pressure washers and similar; in
order to prevent possible damage to persons and things, where such an application must be equipped with all safety
parts and control (like safety valves, regulating etc.) foreseen by the directives in force. Use a resistant and adequate
sized tube for the connection, possibly avoiding narrow necks and abrupt direction variations to restrain the pressure
loss.
The head must be anchored firmly at the Tank opening or by an appropriate support. This type of head must be held
and fed by a fixed pipe that prevents any swinging.
The connecting tube to the head must be of such to help the fluid flow without any excessive pressure drop.
The assembler is compelled also to carry out the inspection of all the connection links.
The apparatus must be installed by the following procedure:
Assure that there is no obstacle placed between head and attachment; place a suitable gasket that assures a
seal age conform and a protection grade minimum IP54 for Gas and IP6X for powders.
Insert the connection tubes (entry and exit) following a good technique and using acknowledged
components, adopting the foreseen clamping instructions.
During the connection of the tubes, make an electrical earth link-up with a minimum cable size 4mm
observing the prescribed terms for equipotential connections.
Inspection after installation, to be carried out by the assembler or end user, in particular the perfect coupling
of usage at the various openings (keep to the limit levels of emission rated in the zoning phase).
3.5 USE & WORKING
3.5.1 WORKING & ADJUSTMENT
The rotation of the head is achieved using the same fluid under pressure bound for washing, by means of a
hydrokinetic group set up by a turbine operated by three injectors and a epicycloid reducer; this system gives a raised
torque on exit. We therefore recommend to fit a nozzle protection kit code 25.4822.00 in order to protect the nozzles
from matter. The rotation frequency can be regulated, within the indicated values of the Technical specifications, by
altering the orifice diameter of the three internal injectors (pos.22 exploded view) of the hydrokinetic group which is
always directly proportional of the flow rate as seen from the D3 diagram of this manual.
Pressure changes (at constant flow rate) or water temperature do not modify the rotation frequency value. A
complete washing cycle is carried out after 58 revs of the main axis, considering that a complete washing cycle is over
once the jets have covered an ideal sphere and have returned to the starting point. The time for a complete cycle,
directly proportional to rotation frequency, can be obtained from diagram D2 of this manual. For a perfect washing we
recommend at least 3 complete cycles.
The procedures to observe during function concern the process levels and correct running.

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3.5.2 SUITABLE & NON-SUITABLE USE
Overall utilization: The head can work solely by a continuous flow which fills constantly the body, minus impurities and
air bubbles. The rotation of the head forms a strong trigger source if this should occur with an empty head. However,
the head is operated solely by the water flow and the rotation starts only by a significant minimum pressure function.
If there is a lack of the water flow, the internal members stop. A 3 bar minimum pressure from the mains guarantees
constantly the filling of the head and therefore prevents eventual void rotations. Install a gauge to verify the mains
pressure.
The cleaning liquid should have an ignition temperature of minimum 50K over the maximum exterior temperature of
the appliance's surface where the cleaning liquid is utilized. (T=200 °C).
It is forbidden to make substantial modifications to the head (replacement of parts not recognized by P.A. S.p.A. or
assembly variations). In the other cases of ordinary & extraordinary maintenance and repairs, refer to the
maintenance manual.
In no case is it foreseeable to guarantee the protection from trigger sources for superior strains other than those
maximum permitted (PS –TS –velocity) considered in the planning stage, in view of the safety measures adopted.
The Company P.A. S.p.A. declines all responsibility for damage to persons, animals or things derived by an improper
use of the apparatus a/o the non observance of the dispositions contained in the present manual.
3.5.3 DANGEROUS AREAS
Particular attention has to be reserved to any area potentially explosive around the head and also from the inside. Do
not open the head in areas potentially explosive and during working. Before opening the head, disconnect it from the
machine and bring it to a safe area.
It is severely forbidden to operate on the tightening components and on the apparatus connections whilst running
and in any case each time it is predictable that the area may contain a potentially explosive ambient.
3.5.4 DANGER & POSSIBLE RISKS
Hot surfaces
The heads always present the danger of hot surfaces due to the maximum temperature of 90°C: always check that the
internal fluids and external areas cannot trigger off at such a temperature. The surface temperature must not be
higher than 80% of the minimum temperature ignition of the Gas measured in ° C.
Naked flames and hot gas
Naked flames and hot gas are forbidden around the head.
Mechanical sparks
Sparks have to be excluded during a normal function even if they can occur in case of foreseen and rare dysfunctions;
they can be caused by friction, knocks or abrasion, hammering.
Ultrasounds (acoustic danger)
Tank measurement is forbidden when the head is in function.

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Electric currents and protection against cathode corrosion. Static electricity
Earth connect all the wires which could dangerously charge through certain connection points.
The installer is responsible for checking that there are no insulated metal parts.
The User must regularly check the effectiveness of the ground connection.
Adiabatic compression and shock waves
The process that can cause adiabatic compression or shock waves are not tolerated. Verify the normal function of the
wash fluid in the adduction systems.
Exothermic/Endothermic reactions, including self-ignition of powders
Wash fluids with endothermic characteristics or reactive with water and impurities are forbidden.
Excessive vibrations and stress
Stress derived from vibrations, especially transmitted by the tube connections and other connected apparatus are
forbidden; where such conditions cannot be guaranteed, appropriate measures must be taken to reduce to the
minimum such phenomena.
Back pressure
An elevated back pressure to the nozzles acts negatively on the head compromising the set calibration. The nozzles
must be exempt from back pressure: They must not be blocked and no flow from the nozzles towards the inside of the
head is permitted.
Ambient risks
Ambient conditions different than those specified can cause a danger source.
They can cause dangerous service conditions (with relation to the processed fluids) an abrupt movement, humidity
effects, ambient temperatures and pressure changes, chemical agents, corrosion.
The working process in the installations must be carried out in such a manner to be not determined by a dangerous
influence.
Refrain from the functioning of the head in case of evident irregularities. The rupture of some components provoke a
non hydrokinetic function of the head.
3.5.5 PPE (PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT) & PROCEDURES TRAINING
The choice of PPE (Personal protective equipment) is user’s responsibility according to the local safety regulation,
predicting the following residuary risks:
Hot surface temperatures
Electrostatic charges
Infiammable liquids, noxious substances, etc
Others in relation to type of use
The use of the head must foresee a precise training formation.
It is necessary to pertain to the application of the local safety regulation.

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3.6 SYSTEM PROCEDURES
3.6.1 TOOLS & MACHINERY
The safety of the system is also in function with control devices (conform with Directive 2014/34/EU) which must be
absolutely independent from the head.
3.6.2 LOAD & UNLOAD
Adequate means are foreseen for the draining and leakage in order to consent the cleaning operations, inspection and
maintenance in absolute safety conditions.
3.6.3 START & STOP
In case of doubt and an irregular function, stop the productive process, do not make brief repairs and ask qualified
personnel.
3.7 INSPECTION, ORDINARY & EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & CLEANING
3.7.1 PRECAUTIONS
Before proceeding to the periodic procedures of inspection, maintenance, repairs & cleaning it is necessary to
discharge the internal pressure, through a duct converged in a safe area, to avoid damage to persons or things and
to verify the occurred discharge phase by means of control devices (pressure gauges).
It is always necessary to verify the non-existence of potential explosive atmospheres and the impossibility to trigger
off.
The user must certify that the operator is opportunely instructed to carry out all the safety procedures & hygiene in
the work areas according to the protocol in order to avoid any eventual risks deriving from the operations mentioned
above.
3.7.2 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
After a normal daily usage, wash the inside of the head with clean water without any additives. Carry out an internal
check after 100 hours and check the conditions of the internal parts (gears, bearings, dynamic seals). The incorrect
choice of the O-ring material (dynamic seals) can cause an irregular function and a rapid deterioration of these parts.
In presence of dimensional alterations (swelling) of the dynamic seals (OR+PTFE), control the compatibility of the O-
rings with the liquid used; if they result non-compatible, contact our Technical Department.
The cleaning stages are to be carried out regularly in view of the function and compulsory in the presence of matter
a/o explosive powders on the head and nozzles (independently from the settled thickness)
For internal and external cleaning, it is necessary to use non corrosive products or solutions, suitable to remove the
work residue, and that do not damage the O-ring surfaces and internal gears. For the cleaning operations do not use
aggressive chemical detergents a/o mechanical systems that can cut or deform the head.

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3.7.3 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Please check the internal parts every 300 / 400 hours of work in order to verify any premature wear of the parts.
Replacement of the dynamic seals is recommended:
A42R-316: pos. 23 and 32
A42R-316-360°: pos. 3 and 16
MI42-316: pos. 21 and 36
A80RA: pos. 5 and 19
MI63A: pos. 3 and 23
Verify that the slide surfaces of the seals are in good conditions: replace the parts if worn out. Check also bearings,
bushings and gears: replace if damaged.
Use only original “PA” spare parts.
Lubricate only with silicone grease (14.6552.00) and do not use mineral grease or oil otherwise internal parts will be
subject to rupture.
If exposed to freezing temperatures, make sure that the cleaning head is completely emptied after use in order to
prevent the freeze.
For all details regarding assembly and disassembly of the cleaning head, please see the Maintenance Manual.
3.7.4 INHIBITION AND RE-INSTALLATION OF THE HEAD
For a working order inspection of the apparatus or for maintenance/replacement, the removal of the head from the
application is permitted only when the apparatus is not under pressure and in the absence of a potential explosive
atmosphere.
Before reusing or reutilizing the head after washes, general maintenance or any other necessary operation, follow the
warnings as seen on paragraph 3.1.1. of this safety note
After reinstalling the device, and before placing the equipment under pressure, verify the correct tightness between
the connections and apparatus and its efficiency.
3.7.5 REPLACEMENT OF PARTS & SPARES
It is necessary to replace the head and/or its components when, upon the user’s discretion, the safety functions are
not guaranteed during working. The replacement of head parts with others not identical to those original cannot
guarantee the design conditions established by P.A. S.p.A.
3.8 PREVENTION & REPRESSIVE ACTIONS (PRECAUTIONS)
The user must use suitable measures to eliminate a/o reduce potential explosive atmospheres externally to the head
applying the Directive 99/92/EC.
The user must pertain to what established in order to:
Avoid, however possible, the formation of explosive atmospheres (concentration-classification limits of the
areas);
Choose qualified control systems;
Avoid the creation of lively trigger sources (prevention).

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Pos. Codice Descrizione Q.tà K1K2K3K4 Pos. Codice Descrizione Q.tà K1K2K3K4
1 16.1954.12R Vite DIN7991 M8x12 mm inox 1 10
2 80.0015.51R Rosetta svas. 8,5x22x4,5mm inox 1 3
3 10.2030.00R Guarn. stelo 15x20x2,2 mm +OR 3 • 4
4 80.0005.52R Respingente M10 inox 1 1
5 80.0014.51R Pign.p/ug. z.57, 4×1/8Npt F in. (1) 1 1
5 80.0016.51R Pign.p/ug. z.57, M4 FFFF in. (2) 1 1
6 15.3710.18R Tappo G1/8" plast. (1) 2 4
6 15.3704.00R Tappo M4 plast. (2) 2 4
7 15.3711.18R Tappo inox 303 1/8M Npt s/testa (1) 2 4
7 16.1830.00R Vite DIN912 M4x8 mm inox (2) 2 10
8 80.0009.85R Boccola a. 15x19x14,8mm PTFE 1 • 5
9 80.0027.23R Pignone z.34 inox+Bocc.a.15mm 1 1
10 10.3184.10R An.OR 2,62x18,72 mm Vi 70 1 • 10
11 80.0003.56R Tubo M10x1 MM 894mm inox 1 1
12 80.0052.56R Tubo M28x1 M 895mm inox 1 1
13 80.0021.84R Tappo conico TPEs nero 1 • 3
14 80.0316.84R Ghiera PP nera 1 • 10
15 80.0012.51R Ghiera M28x1 inox 1 2
16 10.3205.10R An.OR 2,62x26,64 mm Vi 70 1 • 10
17 16.1896.20R Vite DIN912 M6x20 mm inox 3 10
18 13.0600.00R Manopola M10x15 mm 2 2
19 80.0233.51R An. distanziale 18x46,8x10,8mm inox 1 1
20 80.0232.51R Albero dentato inox 1 1
21 11.4420.47R Cuscinetto 20x47x14 mm - 2RS inox 1 • 2
22 80.0231.52R Corpo manicotto inox 1 1
23 10.2030.18R Guarn. stelo 18x23x2 mm +OR Epdm 2 • 5
24 10.1020.05R An. elast. E 20 inox 1 • 10
25 80.0207.52R Corona z.50 inox 1 1
26 10.3080.58R An.OR 1,78x56,87 mm Vi 70 2 • 10
27 80.0219.51R Tappo EI M14x1 inox 3 3
28 10.3060.10R An.OR 1,78x12,42 mm Vi 70 3 • 10
29 80.0221.51R Iniettore 2mm inox 3 3
29 80.0222.51R Iniettore 3mm inox (3) 3 3
29 80.0223.51R Iniettore 4mm inox (4) 3 3
29 80.0224.51R Iniettore 5mm inox (5) 3 3
30 10.3003.00R An.OR 1x8 mm 3 • 10
31 80.0212.84R Boccola plastica 2 • 10
32 80.0201.52R Collettore inox 1 1
33 28.0014.53R Rete 38mesh-400µm inox 1 10
34 10.3208.36R An.OR 2,62x36,17 mm Vi 70 1 • 5
35 80.0217.51R Racc. M40x2 M -G3/4F inox 1 1
36 16.1955.60R Vite DIN912 M8x60 mm inox 6 10
37 14.3573.00R Rosetta sicur. 8,4x2 mm inox 6 10
38 10.3109.93R An.OR 2,4x8,3 mm Vi 70 3 • 10
39 80.0203.52R Turbina inox 1 1
40 80.0213.84R Perno rasamento plast. 3 • 3
41 80.0202.52R Statore inox 1 1
42 80.0204.38R Satellite z.19 bronzo 9 • 9
43 80.0205.00R Portasatelliti+3 perni inox 3 1
45 16.1363.45R Ug. inox 1/8M Npt+ventol. 00.045 ** 2-4 10
45 25.1091.51R Ugello 025 - M4 inox rosa *** 2-4 10
45 25.1190.51R Ugello 02 - M4 inox verde chiaro *** 2-4 10
45 25.1093.51R Ugello 035 - M4 inox marrone *** 2-4 10
46 25.4631.24 Kit Attr. Montag. Guarn.-MI63 3pz. *** 1 1
47 14.6552.00R Grass.silicone-teflon-30g.>tutti imp. *** 1 2
** Varie misure disponibili
*** Su richiesta
Kit Codice Descrizione
K1 25.4608.24 Kit ric. MI63 9x1pz. 1
K2 25.4630.24 Kit ric. MI63 - MI85 6x1pz. 1
K3 80.0020.00 Complet.tappo conic. fissaggio 1
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Pos. P/N Description Q.ty K1K2K3K4 Pos. P/N Description Q.ty K1K2K3K4
1 16.1954.12R Screw, DIN7991 M8x12 mm Sst. 1 10
2 80.0015.51R C/sunk washer, 8,5x22x4,5mm Sst. 1 3
3 10.2030.00R Stem seal, 15x20x2,2 mm +O-ring 3 • 4
4 80.0005.52R Buffer, M10 Sst. 1 1
5 80.0014.51R Nzl hold. pinio.z.57, 4×1/8Npt F sst. (1) 1 1
5 80.0016.51R Nzl hold. pinion, z.57, M4 FFFF Sst. (2) 1 1
6 15.3710.18R Plug, 1/8" Bsp plast. (1) 2 4
6 15.3704.00R Plug, M4 plast. (2) 2 4
7 15.3711.18R Grub screw, 303 Sst. 1/8M Npt (1) 2 4
7 16.1830.00R Screw, DIN912 M4x8 mm Sst. (2) 2 10
8 80.0009.85R Bushing, opn. 15x19x14,8mm PTFE 1 • 5
9 80.0027.23R Pinion.34 Sst+Bushing,opn.15mm 1 1
10 10.3184.10R O-ring, 2,62x18,72 mm Vi 70 1 • 10
11 80.0003.56R Tube, M10x1 MM 894mm Sst. 1 1
12 80.0052.56R Tube, M28x1 M 895mm Sst. 1 1
13 80.0021.84R Tapered plug, TPEs black 1 • 3
14 80.0316.84R Ring nut, PP black 1 • 10
15 80.0012.51R Ring nut, M28x1 Sst. 1 2
16 10.3205.10R O-ring, 2,62x26,64 mm Vi 70 1 • 10
17 16.1896.20R Screw, DIN912 M6x20 mm Sst. 3 10
18 13.0600.00R Knob M10x15 mm 2 2
19 80.0233.51R Spacer ring, 18x46,8x10,8mm Sst. 1 1
20 80.0232.51R Geared shaft, Sst. 1 1
21 11.4420.47R Ball-bearing, 20x47x14 mm - 2RS Sst. 1 • 2
22 80.0231.52R Housing sleeve, Sst. 1 1
23 10.2030.18R Stem seal, 18x23x2 mm +O-ring Epdm 2 • 5
24 10.1020.05R Snap ring, E 20 Sst. 1 • 10
25 80.0207.52R Ring gear, z.50 Sst. 1 1
26 10.3080.58R O-ring, 1,78x56,87 mm Vi 70 2 • 10
27 80.0219.51R Plug, int.hex., M14x1 Sst. 3 3
28 10.3060.10R O-ring, 1,78x12,42 mm Vi 70 3 • 10
29 80.0221.51R Injector, 2mm Sst. 3 3
29 80.0222.51R Injector, 3mm Sst. (3) 3 3
29 80.0223.51R Injector, 4mm Sst. (4) 3 3
29 80.0224.51R Injector, 5mm Sst. (5) 3 3
30 10.3003.00R O-ring, 1x8 mm 3 • 10
31 80.0212.84R Bushing, plast. 2 • 10
32 80.0201.52R Manifold, Sst. 1 1
33 28.0014.53R Net, 38mesh-400µm Sst. 1 10
34 10.3208.36R O-ring, 2,62x36,17 mm Vi 70 1 • 5
35 80.0217.51R Coupl., M40x2 M -3/4F Bsp Sst. 1 1
36 16.1955.60R Screw, DIN912 M8x60 mm Sst. 6 10
37 14.3573.00R Safet. washer, 8,4x2 mm Sst. 6 10
38 10.3109.93R O-ring, 2,4x8,3 mm Vi 70 3 • 10
39 80.0203.52R Turbine, Sst. 1 1
40 80.0213.84R Shim pin, plast. 3 • 3
41 80.0202.52R Stator, Sst. 1 1
42 80.0204.38R Planetary gear, z.19 brz 9 • 9
43 80.0205.00R Planetary gear holder+3 pins, Sst. 3 1
45 16.1363.45R Nzl, sst,1/8M Npt+guid.vane 00.045 ** 2-4 10
45 25.1091.51R Nozzle, 025 - M4 Sst. pink *** 2-4 10
45 25.1190.51R Nozzle, 02 - M4 Sst. light green *** 2-4 10
45 25.1093.51R Nozzle, 035 - M4 Sst. brown *** 2-4 10
46 25.4631.24 Seal Setup Tool Kit - MI63 3pcs. *** 1 1
47 14.6552.00R Teflon silicon grease ×30g.>All *** 1 2
** Different measures available
*** On request
Kit P/N Description
K1 25.4608.24 Spares Kit - MI63 9x1pcs. 1
K2 25.4630.24 Spares Kit - MI63 - MI85 6x1pcs. 1
K3 80.0020.00 Tapered plug -M63 1
(1) 25.4600.20 (2) 25.4600.24 (3) 25.4600.30 (4) 25.4600.40 (5) 25.4600.50




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