Apparatus for applying pressure to a coated surface of a workpie

Coating apparatus – Immersion or work-confined pool type – With tank structure – liquid supply – control – and/or...

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118 56, 1341021, 134186, B05C 300

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060198478

ABSTRACT:
A chamber includes a door which opens to introduce a workpiece into the chamber and which closes to enclose the workpiece within the chamber. A workpiece support is located within said chamber and supports the workpiece such that a coated surface of the workpiece faces in a given direction. A liquid supply mechanism floods the chamber with a liquid to immerse the workpiece support. A pressure pulse supply mechanism applies a pulse of pressure to the liquid such that the pulse of pressure is transmitted through the liquid in a direction opposite the given direction. The pulse of pressure is incident via the liquid on the coated surface of the workpiece supported by the workpiece support.

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