SERIES E High pressure polyurethane system

Side view of the new gun with chemical lines in horizontal position

Back view of the new gun with data display and programme cell change buttons.

Machine with pumps unit and easy-to-change mixing head without washing
The new advanced technology self-cleaning systems offer numerous advantages over traditional systems, some of which are:

polyurethane foam can be injected in an extremely easy way into panels being pressed with high pressure systems; no more waste of foam and no more extension tubes

mobile pump unit for easier system positioning amounts of product set directly in weight and no longer in seconds extremely user-friendly machines, that do not require cleaning and that can remain idle even for lengthy periods, without any specific precautions being adopted ready to use after a few seconds even in winter the system is easy to move around within the premises manageable, light and ergonomic gun removable and easy-to-replace mixing chamber

Usual layout with tanks of 1.000 lt

Control panel for setting and/or viewing of:

temperature of components pressures effectively foamend component ratio A:B amount of product delivered in Kg program number (memory cell) alarms and instructions on how and where to act

The system can operate in:

manual mode automatic mode: pre-set amount of product required for each cell

number 20 programmable cells (others available optionally) flow rate control possibility of installing a data printer (optional) possibility of technical assistance, new programming or simple checks via internet-modem (optional) gun display possible interaction with automated systems

Overall Dimensions

The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the information without prior notice.

model E/100

Flow rate per minute max 100 kg/min

absorbed power 40 kw

standard chemical lines length 6,5 m

Data refer to foam with a viscosity of about 500/700 CPS and foamed component A:B ratio of 100:130.
All the machinery in question have been manufactured in conformity with the regulations of the machinery directives CE: EN 292-1 (1992), EN 2922 (1992), EN 292-2/A1 (1995), CEI EN 60204-1 (1998), CEI EN 61000-6-2 (2002), CEI EN 61000-6-4 (2002), 98/37/CE, 89/336/CE and subsequent modifications 91/263/CEE, 92/31/CEE, 93/68/CEE, 93/97/CEE, 73/23/CE and subsequent modification 93/68/CEE.

Electrical requirements Electrical socket

380-400 VAC 60 A 50/60 Hz 64 A 3P + T