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Table of Contents

COMPANY HISTORY 1

OVERVIEW 3 Tip Selection Guide M.V.P. Gun & Tip Chart - Making Sense of the Numbers

MVP FIT TIPS 6 FIT Tip Explanation Converting from Airless to FIT

FIT Tip Part Numbers

AIRLESS TIPS 7

Understanding Airless Tips Airless Tip Selection Guide Airless Tips

AIRLESS AIR ASSIST TIPS 11 VPA-1000-V-FIT Tips M.V.P. Tip Numbers for VPA Air Assist ATG Style Tips

ATG Tips for Automatic Airless Air Assist Applications Tungsten Carbide Flat Spray Tips

SPECIALTY TIPS 13 ReversaTip Granite Coat Tips

PARTS DRAWINGS 15

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Company History

FRP SolutionsWhen it comes to providing the total solutionM.V.P. delivers.

Award-winning technology combined with over 50 years of industry expertise has

given M.V.P. a strong reputation for quality products.Magnum Industries and Venus Products have long been recognized as the worldwideleaders in manufacturing equipment for the composites industry.

One company, Magnum Venus Products since 2000, M.V.P. continued tolead the industry in environmental issues worldwide. M.V.P. continually usesinnovative design to help industry meet governmental demands to reduceemissions, while at the same time providing significant material savings.

Seeing the steady move of the industry toward more closed mold (RTM) production,M.V.P. turned their attention to providing their customers with the highest level of

technology and expertise available for the RTM process, and that led to the purchaseof Plastech T.T. In December 2006, Magnum Venus Products became MagnumVenus Plastech - the largest Composites equipment manufacturer in the world.

Our Advanced Design Group of engineers, designers & machinists own more than20 patents and have over 100 years of combined FRP technology expertise.

From the smallest specialty operation to the largest turn-key manufacturer, M.V.P.offers the total solution. Our equipment excels in the production of a broad rangeof products including consumer, home & recreational goods to building materials,marine vessels, transport vehicles, pipes, storage tanks and more.

ADG 100 Years of Combined Experience in M.V.P. Advanced Design Group (ADG)With an eye toward the future of FRP, Magnum Venus Plastech has brought togethersome of the industrys most experienced professionals. The M.V.P. Advanced DesignGroup is a team of engineers, designers, and machinists with well over 100 yearsof combined experience in the composite equipment eld. With over twenty patentsbetween them, the group has created new designs to meet the ever-changingemissions and maintenance needs of the industry.Utilizing many of the brightestminds in the industry, the ADG Team has brought conception to reality with manyaward winning designs in automated lament winding and panel production, as

well as multi-component machines for highly corrosive, temperature and moisturesensitive and highly abrasive or high viscosity materials.

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Company History

Current and future developments by the Magnum Venus Plastech Advanced DesignGroup have, and will continue to put M.V.P. years ahead of the competition in theFRP industry and beyond.

Guns At M.V.P., we like to say it all happens at the gun. Users know from experience thatM.V.P. offers the best in ergonomic comfort, precise mixing and consistent materialdistribution with the lowest emissions. From saturating and chopping, to gelcoat,to RTM, to cast polymers and more, M.V.P. can offer the most comprehensiveselection of guns to FIT your needs.

FIT

M.V.P.s Patented Fluid Impingement Technology (FIT )

M.V.P.s FIT system uses low-pressure impinging streams to break resin into largedroplets after mixing, reducing air entrapment and improving saturation. Your resultis a strong, awless laminate produced with minimal waste & emissions.

Advanced FRP From econo-wind to ultra-wind, to reciprocators and impregnators, M.V.P. hasyour Advanced FRP solution covered. M.V.P.s Versa-Wind series offers the mostcomprehensive line of winding capability on the market. For over 30 years, M.V.P.has been at the forefront of developing the best reciprocators and impregnatorsaround the world.

Customer ServiceYour time is important to us. At M.V.P., it is our goal to make it easy for you to realizeyour full potential with our products. With M.V.P. staff and distributors around theglobe, and sales & customer service centers at several locations throughout theUS & Canada, we are proud to be at your service 24/7/365.

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Overview

TIP SELECTION GUIDE

When selecting a spray tip there are two main factors to consider - ori ce size andfan angle. We must also consider pump pressure, material viscosity, type of ap-plication and application technique.

Ori ce Size: The ori ce size will determine the amount of material output. Ori cesize will also, to some degree, determine uid pressure. Different molds and ap -plications will require different material outputs, small molds will require smallerori ce with a narrower fan angle. If you are trying to increase material output itis best to use the next size larger tip or reduce the material viscosity instead ofincreasing the pump pressure. Use pump pressures to re ne to spray pattern,not to determine material outputs. Increasing pump pressure will add wear to thepumping system as well.

Fan Angle: The fan angle will determine the area over which the material will bespread. So, for any given ori ce size or material output, the fan angle determinesthe width that material will be sprayed over. Different molds and applications willrequire different fan angles, small molds will require narrower fan angle using asmaller ori ce or material output. The material viscosity and pump pressure willalso effect the fan. Use pump pressures to re ne the spray pattern, not to deter -mine the fan angle or material outputs. Materials with a high surface tension willbe harder to spray and require more pump pressure or reducing the viscosity ofthe material by heating it.

Tip Wear: It is impossible to determine how long a spray tip will last. Every mate-rial is different and everything from pump pressure to the ller type and size willeffect tip life. As a tip wears, the pattern becomes narrower and more round. Tip

wear will effect the resin to glass ratio of a chopper unit and a gelcoaters abilityto put down an even mil thickness of gelcoat. To increase productivity and pro tsregularly, check spray tip for wear and replace as necessary.

Choosing the right tip is extremely important for maximum productivity, because thetip determines the uid ow and the size of the spray pattern -- the fan size. Usingthe right spray tip results in maximum control and minimum overspray, this meanshigher productivity with less waste.

When choosing the right spray tip, you need to consider several factors, such as thematerial thickness, the pumping systems, maximum ow rate and the best fan size

for the job. Knowing when a tip is worn and why to replace it are also important.

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Replace tips often for maximum performance: Watch for runs or sags in the spraypattern as signs of a worn tip. Dont increase pressure to combat these problems.You will only waste material and increase wear on the pumping system. Simplyreplace the worn tip. Worn-out tips also wear components in your equipment muchfaster. By spraying materials with the correctly sized tips and replacing tips whennecessary, you will maximize productivity and pro ts.

Five ways to extend tip life:

1. Spray at the lowest atomization pressure.2. Filter the material before you spray it.3. Use the correct size lters.4. Clean the lter frequently.5. Clean the tip with as soft-bristled brush.

A Tip on Tips: A rule of thumb: use smaller orice sizes to spray lower viscositymaterials and lower volumes of material. Use larger ori ce sizes for higher viscositymaterials and higher volumes of material.

Overview

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OverviewM.V.P. GUN & TIP CHART - MAKING SENSE OF THE NUMBERSGelcoat Nozzles

ProGun VPA-1000 ATG-XXX ATC-XXX for wetout

Super ProGun

VPA-1000-FIT VFIT-XXXXCipher Gun

N-XXXX-C Non Air Assist SprayDuraMax/Maximus T-002XXXXC

AutoMax Reversible Tip GHD-XXX

External Mix

EMG-1000 External Mix Gel Gun ATG-XXX UCT-XXX

ATG-3500 External Mix Gel Gun ATG-XXX UCT-XXX

UGT-XXXX ATC-XXX for wetoutITD-3500 IDT-XXX

Granitecoat

GMX-2000 Granitecoat Gun GFT-XXXXX GFT-15340 GFT-15365 GFT-20340 GFT-20365GEX-3000 Granitecoat (external mix) GEX-18050

GEX-20050GEX-22050

Chopper and Wetout Nozzles

ProGun N-XXXXXC Standard SpraySuperPro Gun T-002XXXC Standard Spray

Cipher Gun VFIT-XXXX Fit Spray

DuraMax/Maximus 5107-XX-XX Flow Chop

AutoMax Reversible Tip GHD-XXXHV Pro Gun

External Mix

ATC-4000 Chopper Gun ATC-XXX UCT-XXX UMT-XXXXITD-4000 TTD-XXX

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Air Assisted - Airless





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FIT (Fluid Impingement Technology) tips are designed to help reduce emissions byreducing atomization. FIT tips allow you to lower the pump pressure and thus uidpressure, and still develop a great spray fan. A FIT tip is designed so as the two (2)streams of material come together, they produce a curtain which then breaks upinto large droplets. When selecting a FIT tip there are two main factors to consider:ori ce size and fan angle. We must also consider pump pressure, material viscosity,type of application and application technique. FIT tips are more sensitive than stan-dard spray tips to pump pressure and material viscosity when it comes to fan angle.

Fan Angle: By turning the pump pressure up slightly the fan angle will become larger,and the reverse is true, by turning the pump pressure down the fan will get more nar-row. If there are uctuations in the material temperature or material viscosity this toowill effect the fan angle. Materials with a high surface tension will be harder to spray,and require more pump pressure or reducing the viscosity of the material.

Converting from Airless to FIT : The guideline for converting from an Airless to aFIT tip you will need to drop down one size on the ori ce and fan angle to get ap -proximately the same angle from airless to FIT .

How to Read FIT Spray Tip Information: The rst 2 or 3 numbers represent theori ce size and the last 2 digits are half of the angle between the ori ces.

Example: VFIT-5025

.050 Ori ce 2 x 25 = 50 Degree Angle Between the Ori ces

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. VFIT-1520 VFIT-1717 VFIT-2017 VFIT-2215 VFIT-2515 VFIT-2720 VFIT-3015 VFIT-3225 VFIT-1720 VFIT-2020 VFIT-2220 VFIT-2520 VFIT-2725 VFIT-3017

VFIT-1725 VFIT-2025 VFIT-2225 VFIT-2525 VFIT-3020VFIT-2030 VFIT-2530 VFIT-3025

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. VFIT-3515 VFIT-4010 VFIT-5010 VFIT-6010 VFIT-7010 VFIT-8010 VFIT-9010 V F I T -10020 VFIT-3520 VFIT-4012 VFIT-5012 VFIT-6012 VFIT-7012 VFIT-8012 VFIT-9012 V - F I T -10022 VFIT-3525 VFIT-4015 VFIT-5015 VFIT-6015 VFIT-7015 VFIT-8015 VFIT-9015 VFIT-3530 VFIT-4017 VFIT-5017 VFIT-6017 VFIT-7017 VFIT-8017 VFIT-9017 VFIT-4020 VFIT-5020 VFIT-6020 VFIT-7020 VFIT-8020 VFIT-9020 VFIT-4022 VFIT-5022 VFIT-6022 VFIT-7022 VFIT-8022 VFIT-9025 VFIT-4025 VFIT-5025 VFIT-6025 VFIT-7025 VFIT-8025 VFIT-9515 VFIT-4027 VFIT-5027 VFIT-6027 VFIT-7030 VFIT-8030 VFIT-9517

VFIT--4030 VFIT-5030 VFIT-6030 VFIT-9715 VFIT-4035 VFIT-5035 VFIT-6035 VFIT-9717 VFIT-5040 VFIT-6040

M.V.P. FIT Tips

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Airless Tips

Understanding Airless Tips

Airless Spray tips are a key component to the successful operation of anairless spray system. They de ne the spray pattern, control the ow of thecoating being sprayed and ultimately tell the pump how hard it must work.

A proper understanding of airless tips is critical to the success of any airlessapplication.

Airless Spray Tip Characteristics

It is important to remember that the ori ce size, in conjunction with the fan-width size, determines the spray characteristics of the tip.

Examples: The larger the ori ce with the same fan width, the greater thevolume of material applied to the same area.

Conversely, the larger the fan width with the same ori ce means the sameamount of material is being applied over a greater area. The result is lessvolume of material per square inch.

Airless Tip Selection Guide

Choosing the right tip is extremely important for maximum productivity,because the tip determines the uid ow and the size of the spray pattern-- the fan size. Using the right tip results in maximum control and minimumoverspray, which means faster work and less paint usage, which ultimatelymeans nishing the job quickly without wasting material.

To choose the right spray tip, you need to consider several factors, such asthe material thickness, the sprayers maximum ow rate and the best fan

size for the job. Knowing when a tip is worn and why to replace it are alsoimportant.

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517

10

521

10

526

8

417

12

617

16

817

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Five Ways to Extend Tip Life:

1. Spray at the lowest atomization pressure.2. Filter the material before you spray it.3. Use the correct size lters:

4. Clean the lters after every use.5. Clean the tip with a soft-bristled brush.

A Tip on Tips:

A rule of thumb: use smaller ori ce sizes to spray lower viscosity materi -als. Use larger ori ce sizes for heavier viscosity materials.

Replace Tips Often for Maximum Performance:

Watch for runs or sags in the spray pattern as signs of a worn tip. Dontincrease pressure to combat these problems. youll only waste material

and increase wear on the pump. Simply replace the worn tip.Worn-out tips also wear components in your equipment much faster.

By spraying materials with correctly sized tips and replacing tips whennecessary, youll maximize productivity, save material and earn higherpro ts.

Airless Tips

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Carbide Nozzle List Spray Equiv. Ori ce Fan Angle Width (atPart Number Size (Degrees) 12 away)

N-2501C 0.026 25 9N-2502C 0.036 25 9N-2503C 0.043 25 9N-2504C 0.052 25 9N-2506C 0.062 25 9

N-400017C 0.011 40 7.5N-4006C 0.062 40 12N-4010C 0.078 40 12N-4015C 0.099 40 12

N-500017C 0.011 50 8.5N-500025C 0.013 50 9N-500067C 0.021 50 12N-500080C 0.023 50 13N-50015C 0.031 50 14N-5006C 0.062 50 14N-5008C 0.072 50 14

N-5010C 0.078 50 14N5015C 0.099 50 14

N-650017C 0.011 65 10N-650050C 0.018 65 13N-650067C 0.021 65 15N-650080C 0.023 65 15N-65015C 0.031 65 16N-6501C 0.026 65 16N-6502C 0.036 65 16N-6503C 0.043 65 16N-6504C 0.052 65 16N-6506C 0.062 65 16

N-6508C 0.072 65 16

Spray Tip and Width

Number & Size Chart0017 = 0.0110025 = 0.0130033 = 0.0150050 = 0.0180067 = 0.0210080 = 0.023

01 = 0.026015 = 0.03102 = 0.03603 = 0.04304 = 0.05206 = 0.06208 = 0.07210 = 0.07815 = 0.099

Carbide

N-5008C

50 Degree Denotes Ori ce SizeFan Angle 08 = 0.72


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Airless Tips

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Carbide Nozzle List

Spray Tip and Width FT-211Half the spray Denotes Ori ce Sizewidth (at 12 away) 2 x 2 = 4 11 = 0.11

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Half theEquiv. Spray Fan Spray Fan

Ori ce Width Width (atPart No. Size (12 Away) 12 away)

FT-211 0.011 2 4 - 6

FT-213 0.013 2 4 - 6FT-218 0.018 2 4 - 6FT-221 0.021 2 4 - 6FT-226 0.026 2 4 - 6FT-236 0.036 2 4 - 6FT-243 0.043 2 4 - 6FT-250 0.050 2 4 - 6FT-252 0.052 2 4 - 6FT-258 0.058 2 4 - 6FT-262 0.062 2 4 - 6FT-285 0.085 2 4 - 6

FT-309 0.009 3 6 - 8FT-311 0.011 3 6 - 8FT-313 0.013 3 6 - 8

FT-315 0.015 3 6 - 8FT-318 0.018 3 6 - 8FT-321 0.021 3 6 - 8FT-323 0.023 3 6 - 8FT-326 0.026 3 6 - 8FT-331 0.031 3 6 - 8FT-336 0.036 3 6 - 8FT-343 0.043 3 6 - 8FT-352 0.052 3 6 - 8FT-358 0.058 3 6 - 8FT-362 0.062 3 6 - 8FT-372 0.072 3 6 - 8FT-385 0.085 3 6 - 8

FT-409 0.009 4 8 - 10

FT-411 0.011 4 8 - 10FT-413 0.013 4 8 - 10FT-415 0.015 4 8 - 10FT-418 0.018 4 8 - 10FT-419 0.019 4 8 - 10FT-421 0.021 4 8 - 10FT-423 0.023 4 8 - 10FT-426 0.026 4 8 - 10FT-429 0.029 4 8 - 10FT-431 0.031 4 8 - 10FT-436 0.036 4 8 - 10FT-443 0.043 4 8 - 10FT-449 0 .049 4 8 - 10FT-452 0 .052 4 8 - 10FT-458 0 .058 4 8 - 10FT-462 0 .062 4 8 - 10FT-468 0 .068 4 8 - 10FT-472 0 .072 4 8 - 10FT-485 0.085 4 8 - 10

Half theEquiv. Spray Fan Spray Fan

Ori ce Width Width (atPart No. Size (12 Away) 12 away)

FT-509 0.009 5 10 - 12

FT-511 0.011 5 10 - 12FT-513 0.013 5 10 - 12FT-515 0.015 5 10 - 12FT-518 0.018 5 10 - 12FT-521 0.021 5 10 - 12FT-523 0.023 5 10 - 12FT-526 0.026 5 10 - 12FT-531 0.031 5 10 - 12FT-536 0.036 5 10 - 12FT-543 0.043 5 10 - 12FT-549 0.049 5 10 - 12FT-552 0.052 5 10 - 12FT-558 0.058 5 10 - 12FT-562 0.062 5 10 - 12FT-568 0.068 5 10 - 12FT-572 0.072 5 10 - 12

FT-611 0.011 6 12 - 14FT-613 0.013 6 12 - 14FT-615 0.015 6 12 - 14FT-618 0.018 6 12 - 14FT-621 0.021 6 12 - 14FT-623 0.023 6 12 - 14FT-626 0.026 6 12 - 14FT-629 0.029 6 12 - 14FT-631 0.031 6 12 - 14FT-636 0.036 6 12 - 14FT-643 0.043 6 12 - 14FT-649 0.049 6 12 - 14FT-652 0.052 6 12 - 14FT-658 0.058 6 12 - 14FT-662 0.062 6 12 - 14FT-672 0.072 6 12 - 14FT-678 0.078 6 12 - 14

FT-711 0.011 7 14 - 16FT-713 0.013 7 14 - 16FT-715 0.015 7 14 - 16FT-718 0.018 7 14 - 16FT-721 0.021 7 14 - 16FT-723 0.023 7 14 - 16FT-726 0.026 7 14 - 16FT-729 0.029 7 14 - 16FT-731 0.031 7 14 - 16FT-736 0.036 7 14 - 16FT-743 0.043 7 14 - 16FT-752 0.052 7 14 - 16FT-758 0.058 7 14 - 16FT-768 0.068 7 14 - 16


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Airless Air Assist Tips

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The Magnum Venus Plastech Advanced Design Group has made internal mixFIT gelcoat a reality. The new design on the VPA-1000-VFIT introduces a pre-cise intersect point of air into the impinging stream, which greatly enhances andde nes the impinge pattern, providing a feathered paint-like pattern and smoothnish. The new VFIT, tested with air assist pressure as low as 15 psi, providesa softer air jet that requires less pressure, thereby delivering a clearly de ned

impinge pattern.

The VPA-1000-VFIT offers a comprehensive tip selection:

VPA-1000-VFIT

Soft Air Assist

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PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO.VFIT-1520 VFIT-1717 VFIT-2017 VFIT-2215 VFIT-1720 VFIT-2020 VFIT-2220 VFIT-1725 VFIT-2025 VFIT-2225 VFIT-2030

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO.

VFIT-2515 VFIT-2720 VFIT-3015 VFIT-3225VFIT-2520 VFIT-2725 VFIT-3017VFIT-2525 VFIT-3020VFIT-2530 VFIT-3025


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ATG-UCT Style Gelcoat Tips .021 Ori ce

Example: ATG-521-

2 x 5 = 10 (@ 1 foot away, using water)Listed below are the tip numbers:

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. ATG-315 ATG-413 ATG-513 ATG-613 ATG-713 ATG-318 ATG-415 ATG-515 ATG-615 ATG-715 ATG-321 ATG-418 ATG-518 ATG-618 ATG-718 ATG-323 ATG-421 ATG-521 ATG-621 ATG-721 ATG-326 ATG-423 ATG-523 ATG-623 ATG-723 ATG-331 ATG-426 ATG-526 ATG-626 ATG-726 ATG-431 ATG-531 ATG-631 ATG-731

PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. PART NO. UCT-311 UCT-413 UCT-515 UCT-615 UCT-715 UCT-315 UCT-415 UCT-518 UCT-618 UCT-718 UCT-318 UCT-418 UCT-521 UCT-621 UCT-721 UCT-321 UCT-421 UCT-523 UCT-623 UCT-723 UCT-323 UCT-423 UCT-526 UCT-626 UCT-726 UCT-326 UCT-426 UCT-529 UCT-629 UCT-731 UCT-329 UCT-431 UCT-531 UCT-631 UCT-736 UCT-331 UCT-436 UCT-536 UCT-636 UCT-743 UCT-336 UCT-443 UCT-543 UCT-643 UCT-749 UCT-343 UCT-449 UCT-549 UCT-649 UCT-752 UCT-349 UCT-452 UCT-552 UCT-652 UCT-758 UCT-352 UCT-458 UCT-558 UCT-658 UCT-762

UCT-358 UCT-462 UCT-562 UCT-662 UCT-768 UCT-362 UCT-468 UCT-568 UCT-668

UCT-368 UCT-478 UCT-572 UCT-672 UCT-372 UCT-485 UCT-578 UCT-385

Robotic Gelcoat Tips (available upon request)

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Specialty Tips Specialty Tips

How often is an operator, wetting out with lled resins, forced to stop production to clean outthe tip on the gun? How much time and money would be saved if the operator could simplytwist a lever to clear the obstruction? With the ReversaTIp, now they can. It is amazing howmuch time can be saved with this addition to the gun.

The ReversaTip is designed speci cally for the wet-out process, and we believe the operatorswith the gun in their hands will nd this option an invaluable tool.

At M.V.P., we know that it all begins in the operators hand, and this addition to the M.V.P.family of products will make the operators job that much easier.

Fan Width Orifce Size Part Number 8 - 10 .013 GHD-413 8 - 10 .015 GHD-415 8 - 10 .021 GHD-421 8 - 10 .025 GHD-425 8 - 10 .031 GHD-431 8 - 10 .035 GHD-435 8 - 10 .037 GHD-437 8 - 10 .043 GHD-443 8 - 10 .047 GHD-447 10 - 12 .019 GHD-519 10 - 12 .023 GHD-523 10 - 12 .025 GHD-525 10 - 12 .033 GHD-533

10 - 12 .035 GHD-535 12 - 14 .023 GHD-623 12 - 14 .025 GHD-625 12 - 14 .027 GHD-627 12 - 14 .031 GHD-631 12 - 14 .035 GHD-635

ReversaTip

.021 Ori ce Size

GHD-721

2 x 7 = 14 (@1 foot away, using water)

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The M.V.P. UltraMAX Granite System is the new industry leader in reliable graniteproduction. Featuring the GEX-3000 granite gun, the only external mix granitegun on the market, the UltraMAX Granite System was developed in response toindustry demand for an external mix solution that eliminates the mixing of graniteand catalyst through the guns mix housing. The GEX-3000 features a stainlesssteel head, large porting and an all-new valve design that virtually eliminates stickyneedles and packing issues.

Now you can achieve a high quality spray pattern suitable for a variety of outputs,including high volume. The GEX-3000 gun is adaptable too; able to accommodate avariety of tips to suit the granite mixture you prefer. The M.V.P. UltraMAX GraniteSystem has a high degree of success using the industrys popular materials.

internal Mix Granite Coat Tips

Fan Angle Orifce Size Part Number 40 0.153 GFT-15340 40 0.203 GFT-20340 65 0.135 GFT-15365 65 0.203 GFT-20365

External Mix Granite Coat Tips

50 0.130 GEX-13060 50 0.180 GEX-18050 50 0.200 GEX-20050 50 0.220 GEX-22050

Granite Coat Tips

Fan Angle Degree

GFT (or GEX) - 12345

Denotes Ori ce Size 123 = .123

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