Spraying Systems Co.

Eric Petersen

Gary A Paulsen

Randal S Aspen

A spraying system is provided with a plurality of spray sections, a discharge line coupled to each of the spray sections, and a control valve connected to each discharge line for regulating the flow of liquid from the discharge line to the spray section. The control valves are mounted in side-by-side relation and each have a housing with outwardly projecting retaining flanges formed thereon. The spraying systems also including plastic mounting clamps for connecting together the retaining flanges of adjacent control valves. The plastic mounting clamps each having separate first and second clamping members. The first and second clamping members each having a respective retaining section secured in overlying relation to the retaining flanges of adjacent control valves for captively securing the retaining flanges together.

Control valve arrangement for spraying systems

A spray gun for dispersing pressurized liquids having a barrel portion and a handle portion, a relatively simple and compactly designed control valve in the lower end of the handle portion, and a trigger pivotably mounted and adjacent the lower end of the handle portion and extending upwardly therefrom for movement between control valve actuating and deactuating positions. The control valve has a valve body formed with three mutually perpendicular passageways and contains a valve member having a valve stem extending outwardly in generally perpendicular relation to the handle for engagement by the lower end portion of the trigger. A simple transversely moveable locking element is provided for securing the trigger in a deactuated position.

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North Aurora, IL, United States of America

Eric Petersen