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Automatic spray guns - Low Pressure CDA 50 RC

RC – Remote Control

Automatic spray gun designed for spraying abrasive materials like engobe, glaze etc in the ceramic industry.

Category: Spray guns
  • RC – Remote Control
  • Remote fan width control 
  • Diaphragm technology for opening/ closing material flow 
  • Very few wearing parts 
  • Clean external design 
  • Rigid construction completely in metal 
  • Solid back cover for installation and positioning with 13 mm rod 
  • Push in fittings for air connections 
  • Circulation fittings as options
Gun body

Aluminium with hardening

Air cap

Hardened and treated aluminum

Nozzle material

Hardened stell, Stainless steel, Tungsten Carbide

Nozzle size

1,3 – 2,7 mm

Weight

450 g

Part number

213521000

Approvals

CE- Atex

Gun adapters and mounting plates for robots and fixed installations, Positioning pin for programming works.

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  • What is the CDA 50 RC?

    The CDA 50 RC is an automatic low-pressure spray gun designed for spraying abrasive materials such as engobe and glaze, particularly in the ceramic industry. The RC version adds remote control functionality for increased flexibility in automated coating processes.

  • What does RC stand for?

    RC stands for Remote Control. The CDA 50 RC is designed with remote fan width control, allowing the spray pattern to be adjusted remotely as part of an automated painting or coating process.

  • What applications is the CDA 50 RC designed for?

    The CDA 50 RC is particularly suitable for ceramic coating applications and other industrial processes involving abrasive materials. Typical applications include spraying engobe, glaze and similar coating materials.

  • What is the advantage of remote fan width control?

    Remote fan width control allows the spray pattern to be adjusted without manually changing the spray gun. This provides greater flexibility in automated production lines where different products, shapes or coating requirements may require different spray patterns.

  • Why is the CDA 50 RC suitable for abrasive materials?

    The CDA 50 RC has a rigid all-metal construction and is available with wear-resistant nozzle materials. This makes it well suited for abrasive coating materials that can cause increased wear on conventional spray equipment.

  • How does the diaphragm technology work?

    The CDA 50 RC uses diaphragm technology for opening and closing the material flow. This eliminates the need for a conventional paint needle shut-off system and contributes to a simple and robust design.

  • What are the advantages of diaphragm technology?

    The diaphragm design results in very few wearing parts, helping reduce maintenance requirements and improve reliability in demanding industrial production environments.

  • What nozzle sizes are available for the CDA 50 RC?

    The CDA 50 RC is available with nozzle sizes from 1.3 mm to 2.7 mm, allowing the spray gun to be adapted to different coating materials, flow rates and application requirements.

  • What nozzle materials are available?

    The CDA 50 RC is available with nozzles manufactured from Hardened Steel, Stainless Steel or Tungsten Carbide. This makes it possible to select the appropriate wear resistance according to the coating material and application.

  • Is Tungsten Carbide suitable for abrasive coatings?

    Yes. Tungsten Carbide offers very high wear resistance and is therefore particularly suitable for abrasive coating materials used in demanding applications such as ceramic production.

  • Can the CDA 50 RC be used in robotic painting installations?

    Yes. Crescocito offers gun adapters and mounting plates for robots and fixed installations, making the CDA 50 RC suitable for integration into automated industrial coating systems.

  • Is the CDA 50 RC easy to install and position?

    Yes. The spray gun features a solid back cover for installation and positioning with a 13 mm rod. A positioning pin is also available for programming work in automated installations.

  • Are circulation fittings available?

    Yes. Circulation fittings are available as an option, providing additional flexibility when integrating the CDA 50 RC into industrial paint and coating supply systems.

  • How much does the CDA 50 RC weigh?

    The CDA 50 RC weighs approximately 450 grams, providing a compact solution despite its robust all-metal construction and remote-control functionality.

  • Does the CDA 50 RC have CE and ATEX approval?

    Yes. The CDA 50 RC is specified with CE and ATEX approvals for use in applicable professional industrial coating environments.

  • What are the main advantages of the CDA 50 RC?

    The main advantages are its remote fan width control, diaphragm technology, high resistance to abrasive materials, very few wearing parts and robust construction. These features make the CDA 50 RC particularly suitable for automated ceramic coating applications.

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