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About IR Cure System With Dual Voltage Gun

Why powder coat? Because it gives you one of the most economical, color-durable, and longest-lasting finishes available. You'll find powder-coated surfaces are far more resistant to chipping, scratches, fading, and wear than other finishes, and the color selection is virtually unlimited, with high and low gloss, metallic, and clear finishes available. And thanks to the UV resistance of many of the powders, colors stay bright and vibrant longer. Texture selections range from smooth surfaces to a wrinkled or matte finish, plus rough textures designed for hiding surface imperfections.

Light housing measures 12.25" wide x 9.5" high x 6" deep. Lamp can be tilted 45 degrees up or down. 10" arm connects the light to the stand and can be locked in any position on the stand from 1' to 6' above the floor. Unit is rated at 1800 watts, and requires a 120vAC 15-amp circuit.

11698 Dual-Voltage HotCoat Powder Coating Kit (includes: 11676 Eastwood Dual-Voltage HotCoat Gun, 1/2-lb. Black Gloss Powder, 51558 Powder Chip Color Chart, 10078 Reusable Hi-Temp Silicone Plugs, 10027 Hi-Temp Masking Tape [1/2" x 36-yard roll], 43045 1-lb. Stainless Steel Hanging Wire, 34128 Fluidizing Attachment, 34066 In-Line Air Filter, 10128 Performance Deflector, 3 Empty Powder Bottles with Screw-On Tops)
10170 10" x 10" Infrared Curing Lamp
10171 6' Metal Stand
Instructions with Cure Charts

10170 Replacement Lamp Head

(Q) How often should the lamp be moved over the workpiece?
(A) Refer to the included instruction booklet's cure charts to determine how frequently the light should be moved.

(Q) What are some other tips?
(A) Long parts are best cured by hanging vertically, working from the bottom up. An entire part should be powder-coated before the curing process begins. If the part has seams it can be coated and cured in sections.

Do not focus the light on combustible materials. Do not operate the light unless it is securely attached to the supplied stand.