Coating apparatus – Projection or spray type – With mask or stencil
Reexamination Certificate
2005-02-15
2005-02-15
Edwards, Laura (Department: 1734)
Coating apparatus
Projection or spray type
With mask or stencil
C118S308000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06855205
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for placing particles onto a substrate, methods for using the apparatus to deposit particles on a substrate and substrates prepared using the apparatus are disclosed. The apparatus includes a rotary screen, a blade disposed for directing and urging the particles through the screen, and a sheet mounted in a position to receive the particles from a feeder and deliver the particles to the rotary screen substantially across the blade. The apparatus can include a frame on which a rotary screen is rotatably mounted and a feed system disposed within and extending substantially along the length of the screen for distributing the particles. The apparatus can optionally include a vacuum means, an anti-static means and/or collection pans for handling stray particles. The screen can include a series of openings in the form of a pattern, and can be used to place particles in a pattern in register with a design or pattern on a substrate as the substrate passes under the openings in the screen.
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Kraft David A.
Malkowski Elizabeth A.
McQuate William M.
Orlando John J.
AWI Licensing Company
Edwards Laura
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