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User Guide
Elcometer Air Distribution
Manifold (ADM) - 15 bar (217 psi)

Read and understand this use guide before using this machine.
Failure to follow operating instructions could result in death, serious
injury or damage to equipment.
Elcometer Air Distribution Manifolds have been designed to be safe when properly used and aredesigned, manufactured and tested in accordance with both the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED)
and CE 2014/68/EU. It is imperative that all users of this machine read and fully understand this user
guide BEFORE using or servicing any portable air distribution manifold.

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CONTENTS
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Declaration of Conformity
Product Identification
Warnings & Safety Precautions
Safety Symbols & Safety Label Information
Product Overview
Technical Specification
Installation Checklist
Using the Elcometer ADM
Spare Parts
Pressure Relief Valves
Care & MaintenanceTransportation & Storage
Warranty Statement

For the avoidance of doubt, please refer to the original English language version of this user guide. The mostrecent version is available to download via the blasting section of the Elcometer website,www.elcometer.com/blasting.
Please ensure that all product packaging is disposed of in an environmentally sensitive manner. Consult yourlocal Environmental Authority for further guidance.
is a registered trademarks of Elcometer Limited, Edge Lane, Manchester, M43 6BU.
United Kingdom
All other trademarks acknowledged.
© Elcometer Limited 2020. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced, transmitted,
transcribed, stored (in a retrieval system or otherwise) or translated into any language, in any form or by anymeans (electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, manual or otherwise) without the prior written permission of
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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

We, Elcometer Limited, declare that the supplied equipment when installed andused in accordance with these operating instructions, complies with therequirements of the EU Directives listed within this declaration by meeting thefollowing standards:
UNITS WITH SERIAL NUMBERS 06309 AND EARLIER
2014/68/EU

Pressure Equipment Directive

To the Intent of
PD 5500:2015+A3:2017
Category 3

Specification for unfired fusion welded pressure
vessels

Conformity assessment
module:Module B (examination type) & Module D

Name and address of the ZURICH ENGINEERING
notified body:
Zurich Engineering Technical Centre, Unit 3,
Steelpark, Wednesfield, WV11 3BF
Identification number:

0037

Certificate number:

ADM75
ADM150

PS18-1106 / 001
PS18-1106 / 002

UNITS WITH SERIAL NUMBERS FROM 06310 ONWARDS
2014/68/EU

Pressure Equipment Directive

To the Intent of
PD 5500:2018+A2:2019
Category 3

Specification for unfired fusion welded pressure
vessels

Conformity assessment
module:Module B (production type) & Module D

Name and address of the Lloyd's Register Verification Ltd
notified body:
71 Fenchurch Street, London, EC3M 4BS
Identification number:

0038

Certificate number:

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PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION

There is a product identification plate rivetted to the front of the machine
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Date of test (d/m/y);Year of Construction;
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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The warnings and safety precautions included within thisuser guide are for the health and safety of both the operator
and any person within the immediate vicinity.

This air distribution manifold has been designed to be safe whenused in the proper manner, any person intending to operate orservice this machine or any person intending to be in the vicinityof this machine MUST receive proper training from a fully
trained and competent supervisor, employer, or supplier
BEFORE use.
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Any person intending to operate this machine or any person
intending to be in the vicinity of this machine who is unable toread and fully understand these operating instructions must be
made fully aware of all dangers, warnings and safety notices
within this instruction manual and its safe operation, BEFORE
use, by a fully trained and competent supervisor, employer, or
supplier.
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Never use damaged or malfunctioning equipment. Inspect the
air distribution manifold, abrasive blast machine and any
personal protective equipment to ensure that it is in goodworking order before each use.
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Do not operate this air distribution manifold unless there is anappropriate safety pressure relief valve within the pressurised
system as a whole. The maximum working pressure for this air
distribution manifold is 15bar (217psi). Once fitted, the safety
pressure relief valve will vent the pressurized system should thepressure within the system exceed the maximum rating of thesafety pressure relief valve. If one is not located within thesystem already, this machine has a 1.27cm (½”) port which canbe used to fit an appropriate safety pressure relief valve - see
Section 5 ‘Product Overview’ on page en-10 for the connection
point, see Section 10 ‘Pressure Relief Valves’ on page en-19 forpart numbers. Contact Elcometer for more information.
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Do not use this machine in areas that could be considered to bea hazardous location. Ensure that the machine is positioned onflat horizontal ground to avoid accidental tip over.
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Do not operate or be in the vicinity of this machine without
appropriate personal protective equipment including, but notlimited to, protective clothing, approved breathe air respirators/
filters, abrasive blast helmets, foot, eye and ear protection.
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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (continued)

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Appropriate warning signs should be positioned around theblasting area of operation and measures must be taken to
ensure that only permitted personnel, wearing appropriate
personal protection equipment enter the area of operation.
Should any person enter the area of operation who is notwearing sufficient personal protection equipment, the Abrasive
Blast Machine Tender (Pot Tender) must immediately shut down
the abrasive blast machine by opening the safety petcock valve(red handle) situated on the Elcometer RCV4000 remote control
valve and/or the abrasive blaster must release the lever of theremote control handle.
This air distribution manifold contains a pressurised vessel
which will contain a large amount of stored energy which cancause serious injury or death if safety procedures are notfollowed. DO NOT carry out any maintenance or attempt toopen any connection ports of this pressure vessel for any reason
without first de-pressurising the system and disconnecting thecompressed air hose (sometimes referred to as a bull hose)from the machine.
This machine or any other pressurised vessel MUST be
depressurised and disconnected from the air supply BEFORE
any maintenance is carried out.
Do not modify, re-configure, weld, grind or blast this machine, or
its control system without written confirmation from Elcometer oran Elcometer authorized blasting distributor. Doing so will void
your certification and may damage your air distribution manifold.
Do not use this machine for anything other than in the mannerthat it is intended.
The repair or replacement of any part of this air distribution
manifold must only be carried out using Elcometer authorized
replacement parts. Use of non-Elcometer approved parts may
result in equipment failure which may result in serious injury or
death. Use of non-Elcometer authorized parts will void all
warranties. For a complete list of repair/replacement items, see
Section 9 on page en-16.
Only use compressed air in this machine which is free fromdebris. Failure to do so can cause an unsafe situation. Do notsupply compressed air to this machine which exceeds 15bar /217psi.

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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (continued)

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Appropriate warning signs should be positioned around theblasting area of operation and measures must be taken to
ensure that only permitted personnel, wearing appropriate
personal protection equipment enter the area of operation.
Compressed air can be dangerous. Ensure that all precautions
relating to the use of compressed air and compressors arecarried out.
This machine is heavy. Do not attempt to lift without the use of
appropriate lifting facilities.
Only lift this unit using the appropriate lifting lugs and do not
exceed the maximum lifting weight – see Section 6 ‘Technical
Specification’ on page en-11 for further information.
Do not use this machine if tired or under the influence of drugs
or alcohol. Please read any prescription drug information todetermine if your judgment or reflexes may be impaired. If in
doubt do not operate this machine.
Fully drain the air distribution manifold periodically during use
and ensure the drain valve is set to permanently “spit”. Closing
the drain valve will cause the risk of water/moisture surging into
the machine and will cause a shut down.
Valves, pipework, hose, gaskets and couplings are all subject towear and should be checked daily to ensure that they are in safe
working order at all times.
Temperature can affect the properties of the steel, and as the air
distribution manifold is under pressure, this machine MUSTNOT be used outside of the machine's allowable surface
temperature range which is displayed on the pressure plate(0-60ºC / 32-140ºF). Failure to do so could result in the ruptureof the pressure vessel which could cause serious injury or
death. Please note that the machine temperature may be higher
than the ambient temperature due to solar heating.
To avoid accidental disconnection, ensure that all hose iscorrectly connected and fastened with appropriate couplingsafety pins and whip checks are installed at each connection.
Do not point or aim the hose at any person or any loose object.
Remove all water from the machine before transporting or
tipping the machine on its back.

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WARNINGS & SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (continued)

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Ensure that all warning labels are attached, in the correct
locations and are clearly visible at all times. Warning labels mustnever be covered. For correct placement see Section 4 ‘Safety
Symbols and Safety Label Information’ on page en-7.

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SAFETY SYMBOLS & SAFETY LABEL INFORMATION

4.1 ELCOMETER AIR DISTRIBUTION MANIFOLD LABELPart Number:
Quantity:
Location(s):MT28797
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To prevent injury or death, read andunderstand all warnings and safety
procedures in the user guide.
All personnel in the area must receive
proper training and wear health andsafety approved respiratory
equipment, eye and ear protection.
Depressurise machine before any
maintenance, loading or relocation.
To prevent delayed lung injury, do notuse sand or any silica productabrasives.
Failure to properly use blasting
equipment could result in silicosis anddeath.

Read and understand the user guide before using
this machine.
Failure to follow the operating instructions could
result in death, serious injury or damage toequipment.
Pressurised vessel. Propelled objects will cause
serious injury or death. Depressurise vessel before
performing any maintenance.
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SAFETY SYMBOLS & SAFETY LABEL INFORMATION (cont.)
Incorrect or damaged handway / manway covercomponents can result in failure.
Servicing whilst pressurised can cause severe
injury. LOCK OUT source and RELIEVE
PRESSURE before servicing.
Consult this user guide for instructions.
This product and associated equipment are notunder any circumstances to be used with sand or
silica products of any type and use of suchmaterials will void any warranty.
Pinch point.
Keep hands and fingers clear.
Loud noise and flying debris hazards.
Ear and eye protection must be worn.
The manufacturer, distributor or reseller assume no
responsibility arising from the failure to use proper
safety equipment or the failure to properly train
employees in the use of products and equipment.
Loud noise and flying debris hazards.
Ear and eye protection must be worn.
The manufacturer, distributor or reseller assume no
responsibility arising from the failure to use proper
safety equipment or the failure to properly train
employees in the use of products and equipment.
Lifting hazard.
Single person lift could cause injury. Get help or use
lifting machinery when lifting.

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SAFETY SYMBOLS & SAFETY LABEL INFORMATION (cont.)
Crush hazard.
This machine and heavy objects being blasted can
tip causing serious injury or death.
This machine and any objects being blasted must
be on level ground.

4.2 PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICE IN THIS AREA
Part Number:
Quantity:
Location(s):MT29028
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Quantity:
Location(s):MT29097
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Quantity:
Location(s):MT29098
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4.3 AIR INLET POINT

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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Product Identiﬁcation Plate
Air Outlet Points - x5 or x6 depending on model1
Lifting Lugs
Pressure Relief Valve Connection Point2
Air Inlet Point1(on the rear) - x1
Drain Valve
Earthing Point (uncoated area on underside of front leg)
Securing Hole (for fastening to the ﬂoor or a structure)
See Section 6 ‘Technical Speciﬁcation’ on page en-11 for further details.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Model

ADM75

ADM150Maximum Working
Pressure

ADM300

15 bar (217 psi)

OperatingTemperature

0 - 60ºC (32 - 140ºF)

Air Inlet Point(s)1 x 2" BSP

1 x 3" BSP3

Air Outlet Point(s)1 x 2" BSP4
4 x 1¼” BSP

2 x 2" BSP4
4 x 1¼" BSP

Pressure Relief
Valve Outlet

1 x 1" BSP5

Drain Outlet
Volume(approximate)

Vessel Diameter(nominal)

Height(maximum)Width(maximum)

Weight1 x 3/4" BSP Ball Value
75L (2.6 cu ft)

150L (5.3 cu ft)

300L (10.6 cu ft)

353mm (13.9”)492mm (19.4”)

604mm (23.8")1155mm (45.5”)1155mm (45.5”)1365mm (53.8”)

663mm (26.1")

762.3mm (30")

846mm (33.3")

90kg (198.4lb)

125kg (275.6lb)

205kg (452lb)(empty)Lifting Lug Weight(maximum)3
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1500kg (3300 lb)

With 3" to 2" removable reducing bush ﬁtted.
With 2" to 1½" removable reducing bush ﬁtted.
To ﬁt Elcometer PRV, a ½” reducing bush is required.

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INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

7.1 LOCATING THE ADMlWhilst portable ADM’s can be wheeled to the blast location,
ADM’s must only be lifted using the lifting lugs located at the topof the pressure vessel.
lWhen lifting the ADM, only use the lifting lugs, never attempt tostrap to any other part of the ADM. Disconnect the air supply prior
to lifting.
lEnsure that the ADM is located in a stable position, is level and in
an upright position and upwind of the abrasive blast machine. The
compressor should not be located within the blast area.
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A securing hole is located on the front leg plate should the ADM
need to be fastened to the floor or a structure.
lPosition the ADM so that there is easy access to all parts of theADM.
7.2 EARTHING THE ADMl
All Elcometer ADM’s have an uncoated area on the underside of
the front leg plate which is designed to earth the machine duringuse.
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DO NOT connect an earthing wire to the ADM’s chassis as thiswill not guarantee an electrical connection.
7.3 COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY LINEl
DO NOT exceed the maximum working pressure of the ADM at
any time. This is clearly marked on the product identification
plate on the front of the machine and referenced in Section 6‘Technical Specification’ on page en-11.
lOnly use components that are rated to this working pressure.
Elcometer approved components are rated to work safely with all
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INSTALLATION CHECKLIST (continued)

7.4 PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (PPE)lSuitable and approved PPE should be used by all personnel
within the blast area which should include, but not limited to:protective clothing, gloves, eye and ear protection, air filtration
and respirators and air quality monitors such as a carbon dioxide
monitor. A range of PPE is available to purchase from Elcometeror your local Elcometer supplier, see www.elcometer.com/blastingfor further details.
lTo ensure clear communication between the person blasting(Blaster) and the Abrasive Blast Machine Tender (Pot Tender) at
all times, either a form of signalling should be agreed between
both parties, or a communications system, such as an in helmet
communication device, should be used.
7.5 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE (PRV)l
A pressure relief valve (PRV) is a safety valve used to limit thepressure within the system and is designed to protect theabrasive blast machine from exceeding its maximum working
pressure.
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responsibility to ensure that a PRV is fitted which meets the local
regulations where the ABM is to be used.
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If the compressed air system does not already have a suitablelocation, Elcometer ABMs have a PRV location on the air
manifold below the Elcometer Remote Control Valve (RCV4000).
Alternatively, all Elcometer ADMs can be fitted with theappropriately rated PRV for the entire system, see Section 5‘Product Overview’ on page en-10 for the connection point, see
Section 10 ‘Pressure Relief Valves’ on page en-19 for partnumbers.
Note: Whilst the ADM has a maximum working pressure of 15 bar (217 psi), othercomponents within the blast system, such as the abrasive blast machine,
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USING THE ELCOMETER ADM
Read and understand the user guide before using thismachine.
Failure to follow the operating instructions could result
in death, serious injury or damage to equipment.

This section should be read alongside the Elcometer ADM drawings
in Section 9 on page en-16.
8.1 SWITCHING ON THE COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY
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Referring to the air compressor manufacturer’s instructions,ensure that the air compressor is regulated so that the pressure
does not exceed the maximum working pressure of the blast
system.
Note: Whilst the ADM has a maximum working pressure of 15 bar (217 psi),other components within the blast system, such as the abrasive blast
machine, may have a lower maximum working pressure.

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Check that the air supply hose is securely connected andappropriate locking pins and whip checks are attached correctly.
Ensure that the ABM’s safety petcock (red tap handle) located on
the remote control valve (RCV4000) is open. The valve is open
when the red tap handle is in line with the silver tap body.
Switch on the air compressor and open the outlet valve to allow
compressed air to flow to the ADM.
Adjust the drain valve, located on the bottom of the ADM so as togive a constant but slight bleed of the air/water vapor.
Switch on the air supply to the air fed helmet respirator and checkthat the correct amount of air is entering into the helmet. Refer tothe helmet manufacturer’s instructions as required.
Check that all personnel within the blast area are wearing
appropriate PPE and, if safe to do so, close the red safetypetcock valve (red tap handle) located on the remote control
valve (RCV4000). The valve is closed when the red tap handle is
at 90 degrees to the silver tap body.

In an emergency, opening the red safety petcock valve will
depressurise the ABM and ADM.

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USING THE ELCOMETER ADM (continued)

8.2 SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE
1Isolate the air supply from the compressor by either shutting
down the compressor or closing the valve on the compressor
supply hose.
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Fully depressurise the ABM following the instructions in the ABM
user guide.
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Depressurise the ADM by opening the drain valve at the bottomof the machine and / or the valve(s) on the air outlet point(s).
4Making sure that the system has been fully depressurised and theair supply isolated, it is now safe to disconnect the air hose to thecompressor and ABM.

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SPARE PARTS

9.1 ELCOMETER 75L AIR DISTRIBUTION MANIFOLD
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MT301812" - 1½" BSP Reducing Bush

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2" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30182

1½" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30184

1¼" BSPT Plain Plug Solid (x4)5

MT296811" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30095¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Handle

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MT28610¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Assembly (includes MT30095 Ball Valve Handle)

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MT28636250mm (9.8") Diameter Wheel

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MT29697

Flat Washer - Pack of 8

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MT29698

Split Cotter Pin - Pack of 4

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MT29601

Protective Edging Strip (2.7m / 8.9ft)-

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SPARE PARTS (continued)

9.2 ELCOMETER 150L AIR DISTRIBUTION MANIFOLD
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2" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30182

1½" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30184

1¼" BSPT Plain Plug Solid (x4)5

MT296811" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30095¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Handle

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MT28610¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Assembly (includes MT30095 Ball Valve Handle)

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MT28636250mm (9.8") Diameter Wheel

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MT29697

Flat Washer - Pack of 8

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MT29698

Split Cotter Pin - Pack of 4

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MT29601

Protective Edging Strip (2.7m / 8.9ft)-

MT29180

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SPARE PARTS (continued)

9.3 ELCOMETER 300L AIR DISTRIBUTION MANIFOLD
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2" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30182

1½" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30184

1¼" BSPT Plain Plug Solid (x4)6

MT296811" BSPT Plain Plug Solid

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MT30095¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Handle

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MT28610¾" (19mm) Ball Valve Assembly (includes MT30095 Ball Valve Handle)

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MT28636250mm (9.8") Diameter Wheel

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MT29697

Flat Washer - Pack of 8

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Split Cotter Pin - Pack of 4

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Protective Edging Strip (2.7m / 8.9ft)-

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PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES

Pressure relief valves must be incorporated into the system to meetglobal safety standards and are designed to discharge thecompressed air in the blast machine upon reaching the crackpressure.
Available to purchase from Elcometer or your local Elcometer supplier,Elcometer’s certified pressure relief valves can be easily fitted to an
Elcometer Air Distribution Manifold which is fitted to the RCV4000+
remote control valve.
Description½" (13mm) Certified Pressure Relief Valve;
12bar / 174psi, BSP½" (13mm) Certified Pressure Relief Valve;
15bar / 217psi, BSP
1” - ½” (25mm - 13mm) Male-Female
Reducing Bush, BSP (required for pressure relief valve)
Pressure Gauge
Pressure Gauge Connection AssemblyPart Number
MT28606
MT28607
MT30199
MT30537
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CARE & MAINTENANCE

This air distribution manifold has been designed to be safe when usedin the proper manner, any person intending to operate or service thismachine or any person intending to be in the vicinity of this machine
MUST receive proper training from a fully trained and competentsupervisor, employer, or supplier BEFORE use.
Never use damaged or malfunctioning equipment. It is the
responsibility of the owner and / or the user to ensure that this ADM isin good working order at all times and is pressure tested either byhydrostatic or pneumatic proofing methods, at intervals defined by
Region, Country, County, Province or State Laws.
A preventative maintenance and inspection schedule should be inplace to ensure that this ADM and any personal protective equipment
is in good and safe working order at all times and before each use.
The ADM is a pressurised vessel containing a large amount of stored
energy which can cause serious injury or death if safety procedures
are not followed. DO NOT carry out any maintenance or attempt toopen the pressure vessel for any reason without first de-pressuirising
the system and disconnecting the compressed air hose (sometimes
referred to as a bull hose) from the abrasive blast machine.
Note: This section should be read in conjunction with all other sections of these
operating instructions.

MAINTENANCE TASKFREQUENCY

Vessel integrity pressure testing via pneumatic orhydrostatic testing methods

As defined by your
Region, Country,
County, Provinceor State Laws

Note: The ADM must be clean and dry before re-assembly asmoisture and / or debris can cause equipment failure.

Exterior Damage Inspection

WeeklyDamage caused by dents, bumps, corrosion, etc. can makethe ADM unsafe to use. If more than cosmetic damage, theADM should be removed from service immediately andinspected by a qualiﬁed individual, and repaired or replaced
as required.

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CARE & MAINTENANCE (continued)

MAINTENANCE TASKFREQUENCY

Air Hose & External Pipework

8 hourly

Inspect all air hose for weak or soft spots and abrasion,
replace as needed.
Check all external pipework for leaks, cracks, holes or otherdamage and repair or replace as required.

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TRANSPORTATION & STORAGE
Never attempt to wheel the machine over rough or unevenground.
This machine is heavy. DO NOT try to lift without the use of
appropriate lifting facilities. Only lift using the lifting lugs and do
not exceed the maximum lifting weight – see Section 6 ‘Technical
Specification’ on page en-11 for further information.
Always disconnect all air hoses from the ADM before moving.
Always ensure the machine is covered when left unattended toprevent the ingress of rainwater and other foreign objects.
For long term storage, Elcometer recommends turning themachine upside down to prevent condensation from settling in thebase of the vessel.

WARRANTY STATEMENT

Elcometer Air Distribution Manifolds are covered by warranty for 12months from the date of sale as long as they are fitted with Elcometer
approved spares.
Except for fair wear and tear, Elcometer warrants products against
defects caused by faulty design, materials or workmanship. At thecompany's discretion faulty equipment will be replaced or repaired,
free of charge, if a fault develops within the warranty period. This
warranty does not apply to consumable items.
Using non Elcometer approved spares and accessories will not only
invalidate your warranty but, could result in death, serious injury or
damage to equipment.
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