Coating apparatus – Solid member or material acting on coating after application – Rotary member
Patent
1994-09-22
1996-05-14
Collins, Laura
Coating apparatus
Solid member or material acting on coating after application
Rotary member
101365, 118203, 118246, 118249, 118261, 118262, 118413, B05C 100
Patent
active
055163653
ABSTRACT:
Paper or cardboard webs are coated by dipping an applicator roll in the liquid coating material and forming a uniform coating on that roll with a grooved doctor bar before applying the coating to the web against a drum. Thereafter, any excess is removed from the web by a doctor blade which is pressed against the web while it is on the drum.
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Knop Reinhard
Sandberg Cato
Collins Laura
Dubno Herbert
Jagenberg Papiertechnik GmbH
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