Volkswagen Polo Service & Repair Manual: Suction Feed Spray Gun -VAG1538

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Definition:

Suction Feed Spray Gun -VAG 1538-

Product Description:

For the retroactive sealing of cavities in all new and used cars, as well as for applying underbody protection materials.

Design and Technology

Special spray gun with safety check valve and quick release coupling for probe holder.

Maximum spray pressure: 10 bar

Air connection thread: R 1/4

Air consumption: approximately 100l/minute

Weight: 1300 g

Delivery Contents:

Spray gun

1 liter steel can, painted

Flexible Hook Probe -VAG1538/1-

Suction Feed Spray Gun - Nylon Probe -VAG1538/2-

Replacement Parts:

Suction Feed Spray Gun - Hooked Probe -VAG1538/1-

Suction Feed Spray Gun - Nylon Probe -VAG1538/2-

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