Apparatus for coating a substrate

Coating apparatus – With vacuum or fluid pressure chamber

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118411, B05C 502

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039930190

ABSTRACT:
An improved coating apparatus of the kind wherein a coating hopper having a vertically inclined slide surface is provided, upon which one or more layers of a liquid coating composition(s) may be made to flow in a downwardly-inclined direction into a coating bead or bridge of coating solution which bridge spans a generally horizontal gap between an edge of the hopper and an upwardly moving substrate to be coated. In the apparatus of the invention, a coating composition(s) is made to flow over an upturned surface and toward the substrate, so that the coating composition(s) flows into the bridge of coating solution at an angle of lesser inclination to the horizontal than that of the slide surface. The apparatus of the invention improves upon coating apparatus of the prior art by providing, when coating, increased bead stability and minimizatin of the deleterious effects of particles that lodge at an edge of a coating apparatus.

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patent: 2975754 (1961-03-01), Wright
patent: 3627564 (1971-12-01), Mercier
patent: 3749053 (1973-07-01), Timson
patent: 3916043 (1975-10-01), Fowble

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