Coating apparatus – Carbonizing – flame contact or burning off of coating ingredient
Patent
1975-03-11
1976-12-28
McIntosh, John P.
Coating apparatus
Carbonizing, flame contact or burning off of coating ingredient
118622, 118308, B05C 1900, B05B 502
Patent
active
039995089
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method for the electrostatic covering with a powder layer of successive envelope for lamps. The powder each time to be provided is mixed with a transport gas and supplied to a first envelope to be covered via a duct. In order to terminate the covering operation, the supply of the powder to the transport gas is interrupted while the flow of the transport gas is maintained for cleaning the duct by blowing.
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Adolf De Rop Walter Jan Roza
Boeckx Jozef Jan Baptist
McIntosh John P.
Smith Robert S.
Trifari Frank R.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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