SATAjet® 100 B – Your Allrounder for Fillers & Primers
The SATAjet 100 B is the reliable solution when it comes to evenly applying fillers, primers, and thicker coatings. In this practical guide, you’ll learn how to unlock the gun’s full potential – from optimal settings to the professional workflow and quick troubleshooting.
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Product Variants at a Glance
| Variant | Use | Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| HVLP | Highest material efficiency at lower spray pressure | Especially efficient & VOC-compliant |
| RP | Faster application of thicker coatings | Time savings through higher working speed |
Nozzle sets for fillers & primers
Recommended inlet pressure (reference value)
Transfer efficiency (HVLP)
Professional Workflow – 6 Steps
- Fill the cup and adjust material viscosity according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Install nozzle and air cap according to application (e.g., 2.0 mm for filler).
- Set working pressure: HVLP approx. 2.0 bar, RP approx. 2.5 bar (reference values).
- Test spray on a sample panel and check spray pattern.
- Spray evenly, keeping a distance of approx. 15–20 cm from the surface.
- Clean immediately after use to avoid material build-up.
Quick Troubleshooting
- Uneven spray pattern: Clean air cap, check nozzle set.
- Too coarse application: Use smaller nozzle or thin material further.
- Runs/sags: Increase spraying distance, reduce material amount.
- Material leaking at cup: Check seal, replace if necessary.
Easy Maintenance
- Flush the gun with suitable cleaning agent after each use.
- Regularly check nozzle and needle for wear.
- Lubricate seals and replace if necessary.
- Keep air channels free of paint residue.
- Thoroughly clean the cup, do not allow residues to dry in.
Frequently Asked Questions
What nozzle size is ideal for fillers?
Reference value: 1.8–2.5 mm, depending on material thickness.
Can I use the SATAjet 100 B for basecoats?
The gun is primarily designed for fillers and primers; SATA recommends special models for basecoats.
How often should the gun be disassembled?
Only when necessary and for thorough cleaning – daily care is sufficient.
What to do if air bubbles form in the material?
Check the cup seal, mix material correctly.
Are there differences between HVLP and RP?
Yes: HVLP = higher material efficiency, RP = faster application.
Conclusion: With the SATAjet 100 B, you secure a robust tool for all prep work. Thanks to clear settings, easy handling, and quick cleaning, it’s the perfect choice for efficient painting processes.
