SATA FDG 48N, stainless steel design, single pressure reducer, electric agitator (electric motors are certified to 94/9/EC (ATEX) II 2G EEx e II T1, T2, T3 and T4), max. operating pressure 4.0 bar, fluid group 2 (please observe the instructions in the ...

The wear-free SATA pressure vessels are used to process large quantities of liquid material in combination with pressurised manual or automatic guns. SATA pressure tanks also have a wide range of applications for highly viscous (viscous), pasty (paste-like) or thixotropic (e.g. gel-like) materials. Thanks to the closed, pressurised container, materials can be processed continuously over long periods of time and without pressure fluctuations.

The robust SATA material pressure vessels made of stainless steel are suitable for processing large quantities of material - even for continuous use.

Advantages

• Special designs - with bottom outlet for particularly high-viscosity materials
• Sophisticated - specially designed for combination with the material-pressurised SATA pressure guns
• Customised special solutions - with an extensive range of accessories including double pressure reducer, electric, pneumatic and hand-operated agitator, trolley, a connection for a second spray gun and an insert pot

➔ SATA® material pressure tank

• Areas of application
  • Typical materials that are processed with SATA pressure tanks are Lacquers, stains, emulsion paints, fine plasters, preservatives, adhesives, release agents. SATA pressurised containers are also suitable for special industrial applications where materials are dosed in a process. The different container sizes and equipment cover a wide range of applications in trade and industry.
• Application systems
  • In combination with SATA paint spray guns, SATA pressure tanks are coordinated, high-performance systems - from a single source.
• Proven technology
  • SATA material pressure tanks have no parts subject to wear, which keeps operating costs extremely low. The pressure tanks are robust and characterised by a long service life - an investment that pays for itself.