Automatic spray guns - Low Pressure CDA 60

The CDA 60 is an automatic low-pressure spray gun designed for abrasive coating materials such as engobe and glaze. It is particularly developed for demanding applications in the ceramic industry and automated production environments.

The CDA 60 is especially suitable for ceramic coating applications involving abrasive materials. Typical applications include spraying engobe, glaze and other wear-intensive coating materials in automated production lines.

Yes. The CDA 60 is well designed for robot applications. Its manifold-based design and robust construction make it suitable for integration into automated ceramic coating systems.

The CDA 60 features a rigid stainless steel construction with a Tungsten Carbide seat and is available with wear-resistant nozzle materials. This helps provide long service life when spraying abrasive materials such as ceramic glaze and engobe.

The CDA 60 uses diaphragm technology for opening and closing the material flow. This provides a simple and robust shut-off solution without relying on a conventional paint needle arrangement.

One of the main advantages is the very limited number of wearing parts. The CDA 60 has only two wearing parts, helping reduce maintenance requirements and downtime in demanding industrial production.

The CDA 60 is designed with fixed positions, helping provide consistent and repeatable spray gun positioning in automated coating applications. This is particularly useful in robot installations where process repeatability is important.

The CDA 60 is available with nozzle sizes from 1.3 mm to 2.7 mm, allowing the spray gun to be configured for different materials, flow rates and production requirements.

The nozzle is available in Hardened Steel, Stainless Steel or Tungsten Carbide. This allows the nozzle material to be selected according to the abrasiveness of the coating material and the required service life.

The Tungsten Carbide seat provides excellent wear resistance, which is particularly important when working with abrasive ceramic materials. This helps maintain reliable operation and extend component life.

Yes. The CDA 60 is designed to be used with a separate manifold containing all connections. This provides a clean and practical installation, particularly in automated and robotic coating systems.

Yes. A circulation valve in the manifold is available as an option. This can be useful in applications where continuous material circulation is required to maintain stable coating properties.

Yes. The CDA 60 features a clean external design, helping simplify cleaning and maintenance in industrial production environments.

The gun body is manufactured from stainless steel with a Tungsten Carbide seat, providing a rigid and durable construction suitable for demanding industrial applications.

The CDA 60 weighs approximately 760 grams, reflecting its robust stainless steel construction and design for demanding automated coating applications.

Yes. The CDA 60 is specified with CE and ATEX approvals for use in applicable professional industrial coating environments.

The main advantages are its high resistance to abrasive materials, diaphragm technology, only two wearing parts, fixed positioning, stainless steel construction and manifold-based design. These features make the CDA 60 particularly suitable for robotic and automated ceramic coating applications.