Multipart material needle for a paint spray gun, front needle of a material needle, paint spray gun, and method for exchanging a front needle
AssigneeSATA GmbH & Co. KG
InventorAlexander TSCHAN
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AssigneeSATA GmbH & Co. KG
InventorAlexander TSCHAN
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A material needle is insertable into a guide channel of a spray gun and is displaceable along a longitudinal axis to open and close a nozzle opening of the spray gun material nozzle by a defined needle stroke movement. The material needle has front and rear needles which are releasably connected together to guide axial forces via an axial form-fitting connection. The axial form-fitting connection is formed by front form-fitting elements arranged on the front needle and rear form-fitting elements arranged on the rear needle. The front and/or rear form-fitting elements can be elastically deflected in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis to release the axial form-fitting connection. The axial form-fitting connection is secured against being released by a securing member which includes an externally sliding bearing surface of the front needle and/or the rear needle to interact with a corresponding sliding surface of the spray gun.
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A material needle, which extends along a longitudinal axis, for a paint spray gun comprising a material nozzle, wherein the material needle is insertable into a guide channel of the paint spray gun and is displaceable along the longitudinal axis in order to open and close a nozzle opening of the material nozzle by means of a defined needle stroke movement, the material needle comprising:
A front needle for a material needle, the front needle comprising a needle tip forming a valve seat and a connection region having front form-fitting elements for releasable connection to a rear needle, wherein the front needle at the level of the connection region comprises a radially projecting securing member which has a sliding bearing surface for introducing radially acting forces onto the connection portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.