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PROPINK® Loosefill Insulation
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Start Up Machine Settings: The document provides initial machine settings for PROPINK® Loosefill Insulation. Adjustments should be made based on the 'How do I get coverage' section to meet label requirements. Using a 3” hose for the last 50 feet can improve wool conditioning and coverage control.
Static Management: To manage static, add water or a 50:50 glycol-water mixture sparingly. For severe static conditions, add 4 ounces of the mixture directly to the wool at the hopper's bottom to coat the hose and reduce static.
Machine Settings: The document lists settings for various machines, including RPM, air pressure, gear setting, gate opening, arc length, hose diameter, and corrugated hose length. These settings vary by machine model.
Coverage Control: Coverage is defined as 'square feet per bag' and is influenced by the product feed rate to air flow ratio, hose condition, and application technique. High feed rates with low air flow reduce coverage, while low feed rates with high air flow increase it.
Product Feed Rate Control: Factors affecting feed rate include machine speed, gate opening, hopper wool level, and gear shift setting. Faster machine speeds and more open gates increase product flow.
Air Flow Adjustment: Air flow in the hose can be adjusted by machine speed, weights on the relief valve, and the bypass valve. Proper air adjustment should achieve a material throw of 10-12 feet from the hose end.
Hose Condition Importance: A well-maintained hose helps open product nodules and improves coverage. Worn hoses reduce turbulence and coverage due to air loss through holes.
Contact Information: Owens Corning Insulating Systems, LLC, Toledo, Ohio, USA. For more information, visit www.owenscorning.com or call 1-800-GET-PINK™.
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How do I change the amount of air in hose? Machine Speed- The higher the speed, the faster the blower runs and the more the amount of air in the hose and increased coverageՕ Weights on the relief valve- > MORE MORE weights on the relief valve air in the hose REDUCES the amount of air that is bypassed, and allows > - Remember that the bypass relief valve is there to protect the blower How do I get coverage? Ε Bypass Valve- The more the bypass valve is opened, the LESS the amount of air in the hose What is coverage? The common expression for coverage is square feet per bagӔ. What controls coverage?...
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