Binks MX1231 Air Assisted Airless Pump Systems
Binks MX1231 Air Assisted Airless Pump Systems - Flat Tip / 25' Whip Hose is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Binks MX1231 Air Assisted Airless Pump Systems
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Air Assisted Airless 31:1 Piston Pump Systems
Manufacturor: Carlisle Binks
Part #: MX1231XX-XXXXXX
Description: MX1231: 1.2 gpm output and 31:1 ratio
Binks MX Pumps are a completely new design in air-operated pump technology utilizing patented magnetic detents to provide fast changover with virtually no pulsation. The result is paint delivery with less pulsation for a more consistent finish. The MX pistons are ceramic coated – the most durable surface available – for resisting wear from abrasive materials.
The MX Pumps are ideal for air assisted airless spray finishing, supporting 1 to 2 spray guns, with thin to medium viscosity coatings.
- Wood Stains, Varnishes, Lacquers
- Primers & Sealers
- Solvent & Waterborne Coatings
- Enamel & Polyurethane
When selecting a model, the following options are available:
Gun Model: Binks Trophy AA 4400M with Flat Tip or Twist Tip
Hose Length: 25' or 50' Whip Hose
All models come with:
- MX1231 Air Assisted Airless Piston Pump
- PTFE/UHMWPE Packing
- Dual Air Control
- Cart Mounting
- 100 Mesh Stainless Steel Filter
- 5 Gallon Siphon Hose
MX1231 Pump Specifications:
| Flow Rate at 60 cycles | 1.2 gpm |
| Ratio | 31:1 |
| Max Inlet Pressure | 116 psi |
| Volume cycle | 2.4 oz (71cc) |
| Max Fluid Pressure | 3,596 psi |
|
Air Consumption at 20 cycles/min |
17.6 SCFM |
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