Thor OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION · OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION Thor ... This manual is to be considered as an English language translation of the original manual

Ed. 012 - 07/2018

www.larius.eu

Thor

OP

ER

AT

ING

AN

D M

AIN

TE

NA

NC

E IN

ST

RU

CT

ION

ENGLISH

Due to a constant product improvement programme, the factory reserves the right to modify technical details mentioned in this manual without prior notice.

This manual is to be considered as an English language translation of the original manual in Italian. The manufacturer shall bear no responsibility for any damages or inconveniences that may arise due to the incorrect translation of the instructions contained within the original manual in Italian.

Ed. 012 - 07/2018 www.larius.eu

THOR

1

INTRODUCTION ................................................... p.1

WARNINGS .......................................................... p.2

WORKING PRINCIPLE ......................................... p.3

TECHNICAL DATA ................................................ p.4

DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT .................. p.5

Alarm messages .............................................. p.7

Functions table ................................................ p.7

Alarm message table ....................................... p.8

TRANSPORT AND UNPACKING .......................... p.8

SAFETY RULES .................................................... p.9

Electrical safety precautions ............................ p.10

SETTING-UP ........................................................ p.10

Connection of the flexible hose to the gun ...... p.10

Check on power supply ................................... p.10

Connection of the tooling to the power

supply .............................................................. p.12

Washing of the new equipment ....................... p.12

Preparing the product ...................................... p.13

WORKING ............................................................ p.14

Start of the working operations ....................... p.14

Spray adjustment ............................................. p.16

CLEANING AT THE END OF THE WORK ............. p.16

Cleaning for solvent-based products .............. p.16

Cleaning for water-based products ................. p.20

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE ................................... p.22

Check on the packing nut ................................ p.22

Checking the heat exchange radiator .............. p.23

Checking the seal gasket (o-ring) .................... p.23

Reduction box greasing ................................... p.24

PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS ............................ p.25

CORRECT PROCEDURE OF

DECOMPRESSION .............................................. p.26

REPLACEMENT OF THE PUMPING

GROUP’S GASKETS ............................................ p.27

Pit stop maintenance ....................................... p.28

Lower seal ........................................................ p.28

Upper seal ........................................................ p.30

SPARE PARTS

COMPLETE ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

UNIT ..................................................................... p.36

COMPLETE LONG PUMP UNIT ........................... p.38

SHORT PUMP UNIT FOR STANDARD

PRODUCTS .......................................................... p.40

SUCTION AND CIRCULATION UNIT FOR

STANDARD PRODUCTS ...................................... p.41

PRESSURE CONTROL DEVICE ........................... p.42

TROLLEY .............................................................. p.44

ELECTRICAL CONTROL ..................................... p.45

ELECTRIC MOTOR .............................................. p.46

ACCESSORIES ..................................................... p.47

VERSIONS ............................................................ p.53

ELECTRIC PISTON PUMPELECTRIC PISTON PUMP

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 servicesenabling you to achieve the results desired,

quickly and professionally.

ABC

DE

F

G

H

LM

N

O

PQ

R

STUV

ZI

W

Ed. 012 - 07/2018www.larius.eu

THOR

2

Read this operator’s manual carefully before using the equipment.An improper use of this machine can cause injuries to people or things.Do not use this machine when under the influence of drugs or alcohol.Do not modify the equipment under any circumstances.Use products and solvents that are compatible with the various parts of the equipment, and read the manufacturer’s warnings carefully.See the Technical Details for the equipment given in the Manual.Check the equipment for worn parts once a day. If any worn parts are found, replace them using ONLY original spare parts.Keep children and animals away from work area.Comply with all safety standards.

It indicates an accident risk or serious damage to equipment if this warning is not followed.

It indicates important recommendations about disposal and recycling process of products in accordance with the environmental regulations.

WARNINGS The table below provides the meaning of the symbols used in this manual in relation to using, earthing, operating, maintaining, and repairing of this equipment.

It indicates a fire or explosion risk if this warning is not followed.Eliminate all ignition sources such as pilot lights, cigarettes, portable electric lamps and plastic drop cloths.Keep work area free of debris.ONLY use this equipment in a well ventilated area.EARTH ALL THE EQUIPMENT LOCATED IN THE WORK AREA.Do not form connections or switch light switches on or off if the air contains inflammable fumes.If electrical shocks or discharges are encountered the operation being carried out using the equipment must be stopped immediately.Keep a fire extinguisher at hand in the immediate vicinity of the work area.

It indicates wound and finger squashing risk due to movable parts in the equipment.Tenersi lontano dalle parti in movimento.Do not use the equipment without the proper protection.Before any inspection or maintenance of the equipment, carry out the decompression procedure explained in this manual, and prevent any risk of the equipment starting unexpectedly.

Report any risk of chemical reaction or explosion if this warning has not been given.There is a risk of injury or serious lesion related to contact with the jet from the spray gun. If this should occur, IMMEDIATELY contact a doctor, indicating the type of product injected.Do not spray before the guard has been placed over the nozzle and the trigger on the spray gun.Do not put your fingers in the spray gun nozzle.Once work has been completed, before carrying out any maintenance, complete the decompression procedure explained in this manual.

Report any danger of electric shock if the warning and presence of live electrical parts has not been indicated.Store in a dry place and do not expose to the rain.Check that the cables are in good condition.Switch off the equipment and discharge any electricity before cleaning or maintaining the equipment.

Mark any clamps attached to earth cables.Use ONLY 3-wire extension cords and grounded electrical outlets.Before starting work make sure that the electrical system is earthed and that it complies with safety standards.

It is obligatory to wear suitable clothing as gloves, goggles and face shield.Wear clothing that complies with the safety standards in force in the country in which the equipment is used.Do not wear bracelets, earrings, rings, chains, or anything else that may hinder the operator’s work.Do not wear clothing with wide sleeves, scarves, ties, or any other piece of clothing that could get tangled up in moving parts of the equipment during the work, inspection, or maintenance cycles.


THOR

3

A

Indoor

Outdoor

Industrial buildings

Industrial constructions

Redeveloping

Roofing

Fields of application

Plasters

Stucco paste

Fire retardants

Intumescents

Insulation coatings

Water proofing

Application materials

Testured acrylics and

elastomerics

Eifs and synthetic

Stucco finish coats

Deck coatings roofing

WORKING PRINCIPLEThe THOR unit is defined “electric piston pump”. An electric piston pump is used for high pressure painting without air (from this process derives the term ”airless”).The pump is controlled by an electric 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” piston. The piston movement produces a “vacuum”. The product is sucked, pushed towards the pump outlet and then

sent to the gun through the flexible hose.An electronic device located next to the reduction box, is used to regulate and control the pressure of the material leaving the pump. When the pump reaches the set value, the motor stops and starts again when the value decreases. A safety valve avoiding overpressure, guarantees the total relia-bility of the equipment.


THOR

4

B TECHNICAL DATA

*Available on request with special voltagesParts of the pump in contact with the material Stainless Steel AISI 420B, Teflon; Aluminium, Galvanised steel

THOR

SUPPLY (single-phase)*

RUN GENERATOR SUPPLY

(single-phase)

MOTOR POWER

MAX. WORKING PRESSURE

MAX. DELIVERY

MATERIAL OUTLET

WEIGHT

LEVEL OF THE SOUND PRESSURE

MINIMUM LENGTH

MINIMUM HEIGHT

MAXIMUM LENGTH

MAXIMUM HEIGHT

WIDTH

230V C.A. 50Hz

9 Kw asynchronous

2,8 kW

230 bar

7,5 L/min

M16 x 1,5 (M)

76 Kg

≤ 60dB(A)

(A) 700 mm

(B) 1000 mm

(C) 750 mm

(D) 1100 mm

720 mm

B

C

D

A


THOR

5

C DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT

Version with short pumping unit Connect hose

POS.

1

2

3

4

POS.

5

,

6

7

Electric motor

Pressure transmitter

Pumping group

Recirculation valve

Description

High pressure flexible pipe of compen-

sation Ø3/8”

Recirculation tube

Safety valve

Description

1

2

3

3

5

4

6

7


THOR

6

POS.

8

9

10

11

Suction filter

Pressure gauge

Airless manual gun L91X

Trigger safety clamp

Description POS.

12

13

14

15

Earth cable with clamp

Control equipment

ON/OFF switch

Flexible pipe connection

Description

1011

12

8

13

9

9

14

15

15 9


THOR

7

POS.

12,34

ON/OFF switchWork pressure adjustment knob,Maximum pressure Minimum pressure

Descrizione POS.

5,678

Material circulation and machine washing position AlarmsMessage screen Function keys

Descrizione

FUNCTIONS TABLE

Description of functionType of functionFunctionsymbol

P

J

Pd

c

h

Working pressure (bar)

Motor current (A)

Pressure setting (bar)

Dissipator temp. (°C)

Working hours (h)

Indicates the real time pressure used during the work cycle

Indicates the real time amperage on the equipment’s motor during the work cycle

Indicates the pressure set before the work cycle begins

Indicates the dissipator temperature (in degrees Centigrade) during the work cycle

Indicates the total number of hours the equipment has worked

ALARM MESSAGES

When the product to be applied is finished the pump “sucks air” and automatically switches to the minimum number of cycles.The alarm messages function is described on the area sign (6).

Each time key (8) is pushed, the messages are displayed on the screen (7).

When an alarm message has been indicated the machine has to be switched off and on again using switch (1).Each time the machine is switched off, the conden-sers remain charged for about 5 minutes.To avoid risk of shock, when removing the electrical box wait until the condensers have discharged altogether.

1

6

7

8

2

4

5

3


THOR

8

ALARM MESSAGE TABLE

CauseType of alarmAlarm symbol

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

F6

F7

F8

Maximum current

Dissipator temp.

Motor temp.

Maximum voltage

Minimum voltage

Earth connection

Pressure sensor missing

Automatic switch-off during circulation phase (15 minutes)

The motor’s current absorption is too high

The dissipator temperature is too high

The motor temperature is too high

The voltage is too high

The voltage is too low

The earth connection is disconnected or non-existent

The pressure sensor is damaged or not fitted

The equipment is in cleaning mode

Check the mechanical and hydraulic condition of the equipment. If necessary, take action

Check that the dissipator surfaces are clean and that the dissipator is properly ventilated

Check that the motor’s heat dissipation surfaces are clean. Check that cooling ventilation is correct

Check the connection to the electrical line and reinstate the correct nominal voltage

Check the connection to the electrical line and reinstate the correct nominal voltage

Check the earth cable and, if necessary, replace it. Make sure that the machine is earthed

Replace it

Wait until the equipment has stopped completely before using it for a new job

Solution

D 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.

• 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 user is responsible for the operations of unlo-ading 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 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 packa-ging materials in an environment-friendly manner as much as possible.

• The manufacturer will not be responsible for the unloading operations and transport to the workplace of the machine.


THOR

9

E SAFETY RULES

• THE EMPLOYER SHALL TRAIN ITS EMPLOYEES ABOUT ALL THOSE RISKS STEMMING FROM ACCIDENTS, ABOUT THE USE OF SAFETY DEVICES FOR THEIR OWN SAFE-TY AND ABOUT THE GENERAL RULES FOR ACCIDENT PREVENTION IN COMPLIANCE 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 PREVENTION AND ALSO ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THE PLANT IS INSTALLED AND USED.

• NEVER SPRAY OVER FLAMMABLE PRODUCTS OR SOL-VENTS IN CLOSED PLACES.

• NEVER USE THE TOOLING IN PRESENCE OF POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE GAS.

Read carefully and entirely the following instruc-tions 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 manufacturer can be a danger of accident. The manufacturer will be relieved from tort and criminal liability.

The high speed of travel of the product in the hose can create static electricity through discharges 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.

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 sol-vents 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.

• 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 ME-DICAL ADVICE SPECIFYING THE TYPE OF THE PRODUCT INJECTED. NEVER UNDERVALUE A WOUND CAUSED BY THE INJECTION OF A FLUID.

• ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE SUPPLY AND RELEASE THE PRESSURE IN THE CIRCUIT BEFORE PERFOR-MING ANY CHECK OR PART REPLACEMENT OF THE EQUIPMENT.

• NEVER MODIFY ANY PART IN THE EQUIPMENT. CHECK REGULARLY THE COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM. RE-PLACE THE PARTS DAMAGED OR WORN.

• 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 STAN-DARD 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 CARE-FULLY. DO NOT PULL THE FLEXIBLE HOSE TO MOVE THE EQUIPMENT. NEVER USE A DAMAGED OR A REPAIRED FLEXIBLE HOSE.


THOR

10

CHECK ON POWER SUPPLY

Electrical safety precautions

• Check the 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 perfor-ming any maintenance operation or replacing of accessories.

• 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.

• 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 considerable danger to the user may result.

• Check the mains voltage corresponds to the equipment’s rating.

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 PRO-TECTION OF HEARING IN CASE OF WORK NEAR THE PLANT.

Never attempt to tamper with the calibre of in-struments.

Make sure that the electrical system is earthed and complies with regulations.

F SETTING-UPCONNECTION OF THE FLEXIBLE HOSE TO THE GUN• Connect the high pressure flexible hose (F1) to the pump

(F2) and to the gun (F3), ensuring to tighten the fittings (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 (ref.18036).

NEVER use a damaged or a repaired flexible hose.

F2

F1

F3


THOR

11

THORMADE IN ITALY

Code S e r i alnumber

Year

PRESSIONE MASSIMA 230 barMAX PRESSURE 3335 PSI

20705 1006

230Vac 50Hz 2.8Kw

WWW.LARIUS.COM

THOR equipment is fitted with an additional external earth cable that is connected to the stem on the pump unit be means of a specific clamp (F4), in order to protect the operator against any risk of static or electric shock.

Should anyone use an extension cable between the tooling and the socket, it must have the same characteristics as the cable supplied (minimum diameter of the wire 4 mm2) with a maximum length of 50 mt. Higher lengths and lower diameters can provoke excessive voltage falls and also an anomalous working of the equipment.

• The supply cable is provided without plug. Use a plug which guarantees the plant earthing. Only a technician or a skilled person should perform the

connection of the plug to the electric cable.

To avoid electric shock when disassembling or checking the electronic equipment, wait 5 minutes after having disconnected the power supply cable, so that the electricity stored in the con-densers while working can be dissipated.

Also check the condition of the earth cable to avoid any risk of shock.

Before carrying out any checks on the machine (maintenance, cleaning, or replacing parts) switch off the machine and wait until it has stopped al-together.

While checking stay away from electrical or moving parts to avoid any risk of shock or crushing of hands.

WARNING :

• DO NOT modify the plug for the earth socket in any way.

• ONLY use electrical connections that are earthed.

• Make sure that any earth extension cords are in good condition.

• ONLY use three-core extension cables.

• Avoid direct contact with the rain. Keep the equipment in a dry place.

F4

Voltage


THOR

12

Before connection up the power supply to the equipment, make sure that the electrical system is earthed and complies with regulations.

Make sure that the clamp (F4) provided is positio-ned correctly, in order to earth the pump unit in the equipment properly.

• Ensure the gun (F3) is without nozzle.

• Press the switch (F5) of the equipment “ON” (I).

CONNECTION OF THE TOOLING TO THE POWER SUPPLY

• Check the switch (F5) is on the "OFF" (0) position before connecting the cable to the mains.

• Place the pressure control knob (F6) on the “MIN” position (turn counterclockwise).

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 unit and immerse it in the bucket that contains the washing liquid.

• Connect the clamp to an earthing point.

F5

F6

OFFF3

F5 ON


THOR

13

MIN MAX

• Turn the pressure setting knob (F6) clockwise to the “CIR-CULATION & WASHING” position (drop symbol).

• Point the spray gun into the collection container (F7) and hold the trigger down (in order to expel the oil contained) until clean liquid flows out.

Now, release the trigger.

• Remove the suction hose and remove the bucket of cleaning liquid.

• Now point the spray gun (F8) into the container (F7) and press the trigger to recover any cleaning liquid left.

• As the pump idles, press the “OFF” (0) switch (F5) to stop the tooling.

When this is complete, release the trigger.

Use a metal container (F7).To avoid any risk of electric shock connect the collection container to a surface that is earthed (e.g. concrete) and not to surfaces that will insulate the container from the earth.

Hold the spray gun against the edge of the metal contained (F7).

Absolutely avoid to spray solvents indoors. In ad-dition, it is recommended to keep away from the pump in order to avoid the contact between the solvent fumes and the electric motor.

For disposing of the washing liquid, see the re-quirements laid down in the Standards in force in the country in which the equipment is used and act accordingly. The Client is solely responsible for any irregular action taken before, during, or after disposing of washing liquid, or in interpreting and applying the current Standards in this regard.

• Now the machine is ready. When water-based paint has been used, in addition to

washing using the cleaning liquid, we recommend washing with soapy water and then clean water.

PREPARING THE PRODUCT

• Mix and filter the product before using it.

MAKE SURE THE PRODUCT IS SUITABLE TO BE USED WITH AN AIRLESS SPRAY GUN.

Make sure the product to be used is compatible with the materials employed for manufacturing the equipment (stainless steel and aluminium). Because of that, please contact the supplier of the product.

F6Circulation

and washing

F7

F8


THOR

14

REMOVE THE FILTER (F9) FOR DENSE PRODUCTS.

Never use products containing halogen hydrocarbons (as methyle-ne chloride). If these products come into contact with aluminium parts of the equipment, can provoke dangerous chemical reactions with risk of explosion.

G

• Use the tooling after performing all the SETTING UP ope-rations above described.

WORKING

START OF THE WORKING OPERATIONS

Make sure that the electrical system is earthed and complies with regulations.Make sure that the earth clamp is positioned correctly to ensure a safe earth on the pump unit.

• Dip the suction pipe (G1) into the product tank.

Version with flexible hose (G2)

G1

G2

NOF9


THOR

15

MIN MAX

• Turn the pressure setting knob (G5) clockwise to the “CIR-CULATION & WASHING” position (drop symbol).

• Press the switch (G4) “ON” (I) of the equipment.

• Open the recycling tap (G3).

• Make sure that the product circulates through the circulation hose (G6).

• Close the circulation tap (G3).

• The machine continues to suck up product until it has filled the hose as far as the spray gun, after which it will automatically stop when the set pressure is reached.

Closed

G3

Open

G3

ON

G4

G5

G6

Circulation and washing


THOR

16

SPRAY ADJUSTMENT

• Slowly turn clockwise the pressure control knob (G5) to reach the pressure value in order to ensure a good atomization of the product.

The valve (G6) serves two purposes:

• Safety: It opens the passage at pressure peaks exceeding 280-300 bar;

• Regulation: It returns the working pressure to 250 bar and levels out the hydraulic operating hysteresis.

Safety valve: when working at the maximum pres-sure available, releasing the gun trigger sudden increases of pressure can occur. In this case, the safety valve (G6) opens automatically eliminating part of the product from the recirculating tube (G7). Then it closes so as to go back to the first working conditions.

• 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 perpen-dicular 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.

H CLEANING AT THE ENDOF THE WORK


CLEANING FOR SOLVENT-BASED PRODUCTS

G5

G7

G6


THOR

17

• Reduce pressure to the minimum (turn counterclockwise the pressure control knob (H1)).

• Press the switch (H2) placed on the box of the electric motor, to stop the equipment.

• Hold the spray gun trigger down.

• Open the circulation tap (H3) to discharge the pressure in the circuit.

• Lift the suction hose and replace the bucket containing the product with a bucket of cleaning liquid (make sure it is compatible with the product you are using).

• Unscrew the nozzle on the spray gun (remember to clean it with cleaning liquid).

• Press the switch (H2) “ON” (I) of the equipment.

H1

H2

OFF

ON

H2

Open

H3


THOR

18

MIN MAX

• Turn the pressure setting knob (H1) clockwise to the “CIR-CULATION & WASHING” position (drop symbol).

• Close the circulation tap (H3).

• Point the spray gun (H4) into the container (H5) used to collect the cleaning liquid and hold the trigger down to expel any product remaining, until clean liquid flows out.

Now, release the trigger.

Use a metal container (H5).To avoid any risk of electric shock connect the collection container to a surface that is earthed (e.g. concrete) and not to surfaces that will insulate the container from the earth.

Hold the spray gun against the edge of the metal contained (H5).

• Make sure that the product circulates through the circulation hose.

Make sure that the machine sucks in clean washing liquid. Allow the cleaning liquid to discharge into another container and do not mix it with the clea-ning liquid still to be used.We recommend circulating the cleaning liquid for at least 15 minutes.

For disposing of the washing liquid, see the re-quirements laid down in the Standards in force in the country in which the equipment is used and act accordingly. The Client is solely responsible for any irregular action taken before, during, or after disposing of washing liquid, or in interpreting and applying the current Standards in this regard.

H1

Closed

H3

Circulation and washing

H5

H4


THOR

19

• Lift the suction hose and remove the bucket of cleaning liquid.

• Now point the spray gun (H4) into the container (H5) and press the trigger to recover any cleaning liquid left.

• Disassemble the “safety setting” valve (H6) and the hose (H7), clean thoroughly, and reassemble everything in the reverse order compared to disassembly.

• As the pump idles, press the “OFF” (0) switch (H2) to stop the tooling.

• In case of long storage, we recommend you to suck and to leave light mineral oil inside the pumping group and the flexible hose.

• Take the cleaning liquid and store it in suitable containers.

Follow the washing procedure before using again the equipment.

Make sure that the machine sucks in clean washing liquid. Allow the cleaning liquid to discharge into another container and do not mix it with the clea-ning liquid still to be used.We recommend circulating the cleaning liquid for at least 15 minutes.

H6

H7

H2

OFF

H5

H4


THOR

20

Refit the valve and tighten the upper part (H6) completely.

• When washing heavy products (such as gypsum, etc.), we recommend washing with running water that is not stored, in order to avoid deposits inside the equipment.

CLEANING FOR WATER-BASED PRODUCTS

• Reduce pressure to the minimum (turn counterclockwise the pressure control knob (H1)).


• Press the switch (H2) placed on the box of the electric motor, to stop the equipment.

• Hold the spray gun trigger down.

• Open the circulation tap (H3) to discharge the pressure in the circuit.

H6

H1

H2

OFF

Open

H3


THOR

21

• Lift the suction hose and replace the bucket of product with an empty bucket (H8).

• Connect a rubber hose (H9) to a water tap (H10) and fill the bucket (H8).

• Position an empty bucket to collect the water (H11) under the circulation hose (H12).

• Press the switch (H2) su ON (I) ON (I) and turn a little the pressure control knob (H1) clockwise so as the machine works till the motor starts.

H9

H8

H11

H12

H2

ON

H1

H10


THOR

22

• Remove the suction hose and the rubber hose (H9) and take away the bucket of water (H8).

• Now point the spray gun (H4) into the container (H5) and press the trigger to recover any cleaning liquid left.

• Run the pump’s washing cycle until clean water flows out of the circulation hose (H12).

• Close the circulation tap (H3).

• As the pump idles, press the “OFF” (0) switch (H2) su OFF (0) to stop the tooling.

If the equipment is to be stopped for a lengthy period of time, carry out the cleaning operations described previously, according to the type of product used.In case of short stoppages, suck in some water and leave the pump unit in the bucket (H8) for a few minutes.

• 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.

I ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

CHECK ON THE PACKING NUT

The gaskets do not need adjusting. The ring nut is only used to fit and remove gaskets and for topping up the oil.

Always disconnect the electrical supply and discharge the pressure in the pump unit (open the discharge valve) before carrying out any maintenance. Wait 30 seconds before proceeding with mainte-nance operations to allow any residual electricity to be discharged.

Closed

H3

H2

OFF

H5

H4


THOR

23

• The ring nut (I2) must be tightened all the way. Every 100 working hours, with the pressure at 0 bar, check

that it is tightened all the way.

• The pin (I3) supplied (Ref. 20144) is used to tighten and open the pump unit locking ring nut, which must always be tight to act as a locknut.

CHECKING THE HEAT EXCHANGE RADIATOR

Always keep the heat exchange radiator (I4) on the electronic control box clean, in order to guarantee correct heat exchange with the ambient air.We suggest cleaning using a jet of compressed air.

CHECKING THE SEAL GASKET (O-RING)

Check that no material is escaping from the safety hole (I5) at the bottom of the protective container. If necessary, replace the O-Ring for the pressure sensor.

• Use the lubricant (I1) provided (ref. 16340) to make it easier to slide the piston inside the seal pack and to substitute the air with oil.

• At the start of each working day check that the ring nut is full of hydraulic oil (Ref. 16340). This oil makes it easier for the piston to slide and prevents any material that escapes via the seal gasket drying when the equipment is stopped.

I3

I2

I1

I4

I5

Ref. 20144Closing/opening pin

Oil ring

Ref. 16340


THOR

24

I6 I7

I8

3- Grease with a grease pump using the nipple (I9).

4- Rotate, closing the cover (I8), re-tighten the rear screws (I6) and tighten the front screws (I7) on the cover.

2- Rotate the cover (I8) forward.

REDUCTION BOX GREASING

After 100 hours of operation or when you hear a change in the noise on the gearbox, lubricate using the grease nipple, removing the sheet covering the injection nipple.

1- Remove the rear screws (I6) and loosen the front screws (I7) on the cover (I8).


THOR

25

L PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

SolutionCauseProblem

• 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)

• Material escaping from the cap

• Lack of voltage;

• Considerable drops in mains voltage;• On/Off switch disconnected;

• Breakdown of pressure transmitter;• Breakdown of motor electric control box;• The line of material coming out of the

pump is already under pressure;• 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;

• Material leaking from the O-Ring.

• Check the correct connection to the power supply;

• Check the extension cable;• Ensure the On/Off switch is on the

“on” position and turn clockwise the pressure control knob;

• Verify and replace it, if necessary;• Verify and replace it, if necessary;• Open the drain valve to release

pressure in the circuit;• 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;

• Replace the O-Ring.

Always close the air compressed supply and unload the plant pressure before performing any check or replace-ment of pump parts (see "correct procedure of decompression").


THOR

26

M CORRECT PROCEDURE OF DECOMPRESSION

• Zero the pressure regulator knob.

• Move the switch (M1) to the OFF (0) position to stop the equipment.

• Open the discharge tap (M2) to discharge the residual pres-sure, always turning it anticlockwise.

• Point the gun at the tank (M3) of the product and press the trigger to release pressure. At the end of the operation, insert the gun clamp (M4).

Clamp inserted

Clamp released


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.

OFF

M4M1

M2

M3


THOR

27

N REPLACEMENT OF THE PUMPING GROUP’S GASKETS

Each time you use the machine, check for material leaking from the top of the ring nut.If any material leaks out when the pump is working at the set pressure, proceed as follows:

• Carry out this operation after cleaning the tooling.

• Unscrew the pump unit (N9) from its housing, as indicated.

• Remove the pin (N6) from its seating.

Always disconnect the power supply and release pressure before going on with the operations (follow the “correct procedure of decompression).

The gaskets are self-adjusting. If a leak occurs they must be replaced.

• Disconnect the product feed hose (N1) from the pump unit by unscrewing the nut (N2).

• Unscrew the fixing ring nut (N3) using the relevant closing pin (Ref. 20144).

• Remove the plastic cover (N4) and screw the tool supplied (N5) (Ref. 20213) into the threaded hole in the seal pin (N6).

• Using a screwdriver (N7), turn the motor (N8) till the piston rod is on its stroke lowest point.

N4

N5

N5

Ref. 20213

N1 N2 N3

Ref. 20144

N6

N7 N8


THOR

28

Lower seal

• Remove the piston stem (N10) and remove the pump unit sleeve (N11);

PIT STOP MAINTENANCE

Replacement of upper and lower gaskets 20 minutes.

• Grip the lower pump unit casing (N9) in a vice and unscrew it using a size 60 spanner;

• Grip the stem valve (N12) in a vice;N9

Countersunk side

N10

N11

N12

N9


THOR

29

• Unscrew the stem valve (N15) altogether, check the surface of the ball seating (N16) that comes into contact with the ball (N17).

If worn, replace them;

• Use a screwdriver to remove the O-Ring (N18) and replace it making sure it is aligned correctly (as illustrated);

• Screw the valve stem (N15) (Ref. 20139) on again and tighten fully, gripping the valve in a vice.

To tighten, use a 22 mm spanner;

• Use a screwdriver to remove the two split ring gaskets (N14) and replace them;

• Use a size 22 spanner to unscrew the lower stem (N13);

N14

N14

N14

N13

N18

N15

N15

N17

N16


THOR

30

• Use a screwdriver to remove the O-Ring (N22);

• Use a screwdriver to remove the O-Ring (N21), and replace it with a new one;

Upper seal

• Remove the ring nut (N19);

• Use a screwdriver to remove the second O-Ring (N23) located under the O-Ring (N22) and insert a new O-Ring (N23) in the same position;

Positioning the ring (N22) requires particular care during refitting.

• Assist insertion by applying leverage to the outside of the ring (N22), pushing from the outside inwards and helping the ring to lodge in the seating, while being careful not to damage the ring’s contact surfaces.

Lubricate with grease before fitting.

• Remove the O-Ring (N20);

N22

N23

N22


THOR

31

The ball seating (N16) is countersunk on one side, where the ball (N17) must sit.

• Screw the seal ring nut (N19) on the pump unit again, without tightening it;

• Remove the sleeve/cylinder seal (N28) and replace it with a new one;

• Remove the O-Rings (N24 and N27) from the foot valve (N25) and the O-Ring (N26) and replace if necessary.

Refit the components in the correct order (as indicated in the photo);

N16 N17

Countersunk

N19

N28

N25

N26

N27

N24


THOR

32

• Grease the sleeve (N29) using a paintbrush;

• Insert the sleeve (N29) into the lower pump unit (N30);

The pumping sleeve is countersunk (N31) at one end, simply to facilitate connecting with the stem gaskets.Be careful to apply the correct assembly sequence (see exploded diagram).

• Insert the complete piston stem (N32) after greasing the gaskets (N33);

• Screw on the complete foot valve (N25) with the sleeve assembly (N28);

In order to guarantee a proper seal, tighten the foot valve (N25) fully, using a 60 mm spanner.

N29

N31

N29

N25

N28

N33

Countersunk side of the sleeve

N32


THOR

33

• To assemble all the parts in the correct sequence, see the exploded diagram on page 36.

• Close the seal ring nut (N36) all the way.

• Lubricate the upper crown (N37) using oil (N38) (Ref. 16340);

• Tighten the pump casing all the way and, if the delivery pipe is not correctly aligned, unscrew the pump casing until the connection is in the correct position before tightening by using the ring nut (N34) and the pin (N35) supplied (ref. 20144).

• When refitting the pump unit on the machine, the stem must be at its highest point possible.

• Insert the stem into the connecting rod and insert the fixing pin (N6).

• Refit the inspection barrier (N39);

N35

N34

N36

Ref. 16340N38

N37

N6

N39Ref. 20144Closing/opening pin

Oil ring


THOR

34


THOR

35

SPARE PARTSSPARE PARTS

OV OS

OP

OU

OT

OQORDense

products

Electric motorpage 44

Pressure control devicepage 40

Complete long pump unitpage 36

Electrical control - exploded viewpage 43

Carriagepage 42

Suction and circulation unit for standard productspage 39

Short pump unit for stan-dard productspage 38

OO Complete electro-mechanical unitpage 34

OW Accessoriespage 45

Standardproducts


THOR

36

OO COMPLETE ELECTRO-MECHANICAL UNIT

23

23

1

86

5

9 1011

13

7

12

193

26

146

7

144

5

22

27

20

21

25 17

15 16

24

4

28 29

30

33

34

32

35

18


THOR

37

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1

4

8

2

2

2

2

4

1

1

1

1

1

2

1,

1

2

1

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

6

1

1

4

4

1

1

1

1

20241

37177

34009

20250

20253

20254

20257

69107

20258

20259

20262

20263

20210

20264

20265

20266

5378

20211

20212

69011

20202

20267

20268

20270

20214

20215

34020

20272

20216

20514

81033

20245

20285

20278

30274

Pos.

Electric motor 220V 50Hz

Screws

Washer

Complete bearing

Bearing

Bearing

Bearing

Screw M10x80

Toothed driving assembly

Cam assembly

Complete connecting rod

Positioning spring

Pump unit pivot

Centring pin

Guide bushing

Scraper

Screw

Inspection hatch

Code Description Q.ty Pos. Code Description Q.ty

Tin plate door

Screw

Reduction unit cover

Cover assembly

Screw

Greasing unit

Fixing ring

Front sticker

Rivet

Shackle with square head core

Plating guard

Spacer bushing

Flat 10 washer

Screw M4x10

O-Ring

Pin

Warning label


THOR

38

32

P COMPLETE LONG PUMP UNIT

WARNING: Always indicate code and quantity for each part required.

2728

9

26

24

2524

29

23

22

9

21

20

19

18

17

16

15

13

14

13

12

11

10

8

7

6

5

4

30

3

1

2

Countersunk side

31


THOR

39

Pos.

Complete long pump unit for heavy products

Suction filter

Assembled valve

Seal

O-ring

Ball seat

Closing ball

Ball guide

O-ring

Foot valve assembly for heavy products

Foot valve assembly for standard products

Stem valve assembly

Ball

Lower seal bands

Lower gasket

Lower stem

Seal

Upper stem

Stem assembly, heavy products

Stem assembly, standard products

Sleeve

Sleeve-cylinder seal

Lower pump unit casing

Seal

Upper pump unit casing

Upper guide band

Upper gasket

Sealing ring nut

Tightening ring nut

Sleeve assembly, heavy products

Sleeve assembly, standard products

Nipplo

Dowel

O-Ring

Pin

Code Description

1,

2

3

4

5,

6

7

8

9

10,

10,

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18,

18,

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28,

28,

29

30

31

32

Q.ty

1,

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1,

1,

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1,

1,

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1,

1,

1

3

1

1

20100

20101

20130

19296

20131

95029/1

20149

19273

20132

20133

20145

20134

16120

20135

20136

20105

20106

20107

20137,

20146

20108

20109

20110

20111

20112

20138

20139

20113

20114

20140

20147

95230/1

81009

20122

20144

40109 : Complete pump repair kits20173 : Complete gasket kits pumping (includes pos. 15, 16 exploded p. 34)20167 : Upper seal kits20168 : Lower seal kits


THOR

40

Q SHORT PUMP UNIT FOR STANDARD PRODUCTS


37

28

17

3533

3433

31

32

30

20

19

21

22

23

CORRECT ASSEMBLY

CORRECT ASSEMBLY

PROFILE

PROFILE

EXTENSION FOR VERSION WITH PETROL MOTOR PAIRED WITH

ASSEMBLY REF. 20100

PAIRED WITH GIOTTO TYPE SUCTION HOSE REF. 85010

FILTER REF 85012

TIGHTENING PIN REF. 20144 DRAW. ST 117 SW

24

23

25

26

27

16

15

14

11

10

9

5

3 42

29

36

Ring pRess GASKETRiF. 20122 Dis. sT 122sW

7

6

8

13

181

12


THOR

41

Complete short pumping unit

Seal liner

Dip fitting

Union 90°

Assembled valve

Foot valve body

Tightening ring nut

Dowel

Seal

O-ring

Ball housing assembly

Seat for ball housing

Ball seat

Ball

Ball guide

O-ring

Foot valve assembly

Extension

Stem foot valve

Ball seat

Stem valve assembly

Ball

Elastic band

Gasket

Short stem

Seal

Piston stem

Short stem assembly

Sleeve

Seal

Pumping unit body

Nipplo

Guide ring

Upper seal

Sealing ring nut

Tightening ring nut

Sleeve assembly

1,

2

3

4

5,

6

7

8

9

10,

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18,

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28,

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

20142

96099

19295

20172

20130

20102

20103

81009

19296

20131

20143

19298

95023/1

20148

19273

20132

20145

20115

20104

91018

20134

16120

20135

20136

20116

20106

20107

20146

20108

20109

20112

95230

20138

20139

20113

20114

20142

20171: Foot valve seal kit20173: Complete gasket kit20174: Sleeve kit plus piston

Pos. Code Description Q.ty


THOR

42


THOR

43

R SUCTION AND CIRCULATION UNIT FOR STANDARD PRODUCTSWARNING: Always indicate code and quantity for each part required.

Pos.

ReductionUnion Dispersion bellFilterRecirculation tubeSafety tubeSuction tube

Code Description

1234567

Q.ty

1111111


--89101112

Recirculation tube + Safety tube + Suction tubeReductionSwivel connectionTubeScattering layerBell

1+1+111111

337333871835085012205572055520556

20550-1837718378183531835218351

4 3

7 5

8

9

10

11

12

2

1

6


THOR

44

4039

S PRESSURE CONTROL DEVICE

38

33

27

26

25

24

23

22 213

31 31 7 18

1732

10

11

34

28

14

15

9

4

1

20 19

1336

16

230

7198

6

29

12

35 28

18

12

5

37


THOR

45

Pos.

Complete unit

Control stop

Digital pressure switch

Protection

Cable fastener

Screw

3/8 GJ cap with a.p. hexagonal head

Screw

Union AP

Locking connection

Safety discharge pipe

Elbow AP

Tap AP FF 1/2” lower ball

Elbow assembly

Discharge pipe

Dispersion bell assembly

Material outlet pipe fitting

Seal

Washer

Nut

Code Description

1

2

3

4

5

6

7-

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

Q.ty

1

1

1

1

1

4

1

2

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

2

6

2


21

,22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

Complete safety valve assembly

O-ring

Valve casing + b. seating

O-ring

Closing pin assembly

Yellow spring

Valve cap

Adapter

Delivery pipe assembly

Gasket

Bush

Seal

Warning stickers

Spacer ring

3/4” lever

Seal

Warning label

Sealing ring

Rivet ø 2,5

Technical data label

1,

1

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

1,

1

1

1

1

1

20400

20401

20457

20402

20450

20436

20452

-20430

96255

20460

20418

20451

33035

20403

20412

18350

33006

33010

33005

95158

20423

3645

20459

8807

20458

20435

20417

34109

20455

33026

20514

33007

20413

20419

20445

8071

30439

20421

34020

20175


THOR

46

OTWARNING: Always indicate code and quantity for each part required.

Carriage in compact position

Carriage at maximum height position

CARRIAGE

Pos.

Complete carriage

Carrying handle

Pipe cap

Bushing

Carriage

Code Description

-

1

2

3

4

Q.ty

-

1

2

2

1


5

6

7

8

Split pin

Wheel stop washer

Wheel Ø300 mm

Pipe cap

2

2

2

2

20300

20301

95159

18914

20302

18902

20305

20303

20304

5

1

4

8

7

6

3

2


THOR

47

Rif. 20350220V - 50Hz

1

2

16

58 123

13

7

11

19

1415

9

10

4

6

1717

18

6

OU ELECTRICAL CONTROL WARNING: Always indicate code and quantity for each part required.

Pos.

Complete electronic box

Switch

Panel

Electronic box

Screw M4x10 UNI 7687

Electronic board

Rubber seal

Tightening sheet

Dissipator

Anti-vibration washers

Code Description

-

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Q.ty

-

1

1

1

6

1

2

1

1

3


10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

Schorr washer ø 8


Transparent sheet

Knob


Schorr washer

Support plate

Spacer bushing

Nut M10 UNI 5588-65

Warning label

3

3

1

1

2

2

1

4

2

1

20350

5933

20355

20354

96028

20365

18483

18493

20352

8011

34009

34008

20340

20349

20345

81033

20351

20514

95158

16850


THOR

48

V ELECTRIC MOTOR


• Periodically check on the wear of the pinion (at least every 1000 working hours).

• Periodically check the perfect connection among all the electrical components (at least every 200 working hours).

• The length of the brush contact must be higher than 9 mm to guarantee a good working of the rotary group.

*Length of new brush **Minimum length of the brush Replace

Code Description

Brush 220V 50Hz

Brush 110V 60Hz

Brush holder plug

20280

20281

20282

Q.ty

4

4

4

DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY BEFORE CHECKING OR REPLACING THE BRUSHES.

24 mm*9 mm**


THOR

49

W

Code 20101: FILTER

ACCESSORIES


Code 18510: COMPENSATION HOSE Ø3/8” Lenght 15mt

HIGH PRESSURE HOSE 3/8" - M16x1,5 max pressure 425 barCode 18063: 7,5 mtCode 18064: 10 mtCode 18065: 15 mt

ANTISTATIC HOSE 3/16" - M16x1,5 max pressure 210 barCode 6164: 5 mtCode 55050: 7,5 mtCode 35018: 10 mt

ANTIPULSATIONS 1/4" - M16x1,5 max pressure 250 barCode 35013: 5 mtCode 35014: 7,5 mtCode 35017: 10 mtCode 18026: 15 mt

Code 11180: L91X 1/4"Code 11120: L91X M16x1,5


THOR

50

Code 147: HIGH PRESSURE GAUGE M16X1,5Code 150: HIGH PRESSURE GAUGE GJ 1/4”

Code 10156: SWIVEL CONNECTION FOR PLA 1/4"Code 10159: SWIVEL CONNECTION FOR PLA M16x1,5

Code 18270: SUPER FAST-CLEAN base UE 11/16x16

Code 18280: GASKET

SUPER FAST-CLEAN TIP

SUPER FAST-CLEAN

Nozzles code

SFC07-20SFC07-40SFC09-20SFC09-40SFC11-20SFC11-40SFC13-20SFC13-40SFC13-60SFC15-20SFC15-40SFC15-60SFC17-20SFC17-40SFC17-60SFC19-20SFC19-40

SFC19-60SFC21-20SFC21-40SFC21-60SFC23-20SFC23-40SFC23-60SFC25-20SFC25-40SFC25-60SFC27-20SFC27-40SFC27-60SFC27-80SFC29-20SFC29-40SFC29-60

SFC29-80SFC31-40SFC31-60SFC31-80SFC33-40SFC33-60SFC33-80SFC39-40SFC39-60SFC39-80SFC43-40SFC43-60SFC43-80SFC51-40SFC51-60SFC51-80

Code 40109: COMPLETE REPAIRING KIT FOR PUMPING UNIT


THOR

51

KIT

KIT

KIT

KIT

Code 20173: COMPLETE GASKET KIT

Code 20174: SLEEVE-PISTON KIT

Code 20171: FOOT VALVE SEAL KIT FOR STANDARD PRO-DUCTS

Code 20170: FOOT VALVE SEAL KIT FOR HEAVY PRO-DUCTS


THOR

52

13

1815

1720

252627

19 2122

23

16

24

28

14

323

29

2

9

8

1

4

34

63031

11

10

9

8

7

33

5

12


THOR

53

Pos.

Tank

Cover

Carrying handle

Male plug

Gasket

Female plug

Trolley

Screw

Washer

Wheel

Wheel stop washer

Cap

Bag support bar

Bag pressing assembly

Right shoulder

Bushing

Bushing

Code Description

1

2

3

4

5

6

7,

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

Q.ty

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

8

8

2

2

2

1

1

1

2

2


18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

Spacer

Idle roller

Motor roller

Left shoulder

Screw

Bushing

Split pin

Lever

Bushing

Crank handle

Crank handle assembly

Cover cap

Union

Seal

Package pressing kit

Complete tank 100Lt

O-ring

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

20326

20329

20320

20321

20330

20322

20327

8385

34009

20303

20305

37403

20328

20325

20331

18664

20323

20336

20333

20334

20332

91062

20337

21683

20335

20339

20338

20319

20324

19295

96099

18244

18243

3468


THOR

54

ELECTRICMIXERS:

Art. 217550: MX 850 - 850WArt. 217560: MX 1100 - 1080WArt. 217570: MX 1100E - 1080W

PLA

PLA 450 bar cm 240 1/4” + base SFC PLA 450 bar cm 240 16 x 1,5 + base SFC PLA 450 bar cm 180 1/4” + base SFC PLA 450 bar cm 180 16 x 1,5 + base SFC PLA 450 bar cm 130 1/4” + base SFC PLA 450 bar cm 130 16 x 1,5 + base SFC

Art. K11446:Art. K11445:Art. K11441:Art. K11440:Art. K11436:Art. K11435:

Art. 16780: TELESCOPIC PAINT ROLLER

complete with:

n. 1 Roller with extra-long fiber

n. 1 Roller with long fiber

n. 1 Roller with medium fiber

Flexible hose mt. 2 3/16 " M16x1,5

GUN EXTENSIONArt. 153: cm 30 -Art. 153: cm 40

Art. 155: cm 60 - Art. 158: cm 80 - Art. 156: cm 100


THOR

55

Z VERSIONS

Code Description

Thor with rigid suction system without

spraying accessories

Thor with rigid suction system and spraying

accessories

Thor with flexible suction and recycling sy-

stem without spraying accessories

Thor with flexible suction and recycling sy-

stem + spraying accessories

20705

,

20725

,

20700

,

20720

,

Made in Italy 1969

www.larius.eu

LARIUS srlVia Antonio Stoppani 21 - 23801 Calolziocorte (LC) ITALY

TEL. +39 0341 621152 - Fax +39 0341 621243 - [email protected]

Documents

Thor OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION · OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION Thor ... This manual is to be considered as an English language translation of the original manual