- Mask is made of Nickel electroform and Stainless steel

Basic Operation of fixture:

 - Mask is placed on the fixture.

-  Part is loaded into the rest pad

-  Operator activates hand switch up and fixture raises part to the mask

-  If fixture has foot pedal, operator uses it to tilt or rotate the mask

-  Part is painted   

-  Foot pedal is used again to bring mask back to upright / original position.

-  Operator then uses hand switch to lower the rest pad from the mask.

   

Standard fixture Features:                                      -  Positive Registration of rest pad to mask

                         -   2’’ diameter bore with oversized rod air cylinders

                         -  Rotary quick disconnect

                         -  360 Degree rotation on the “X”, “Y” or both axis

                         -  Available with 1 – 6 air cylinders

                         -  Standard mask sizes 10’’ to 72’’

                         -   Mounted on spark-proof casters for safety, easy of movement

                         -  Foot-pedal or head operation

                         -  Adjustable to most comfortable working height

                                                                                       -  Sharp definition of masking lines

Movement of the part to the mask makes painting easier, and positive registration of nest to mask assures definition. Rest Pads are equipped with leveling screws and location pins to register the part to the mask within thousandths of an inch. Rack and pinion design keeps cylinder shafts in perfect alignment while part is being registered. Available are trunnion fixtures, which rotate 360 degrees on the “X” (vertical) “Y”