Coating apparatus – With means to apply electrical and/or radiant energy to work... – Electrostatic and/or electromagnetic attraction or...
Patent
1988-08-25
1989-04-25
Bueker, Richard
Coating apparatus
With means to apply electrical and/or radiant energy to work...
Electrostatic and/or electromagnetic attraction or...
118629, 118633, 118634, 118317, 118324, B05D 104
Patent
active
048237329
ABSTRACT:
Cup lubricating process and apparatus in which cup-shaped can bodies are controllably conveyed in spaced relationship to each other through a lubrication application chamber. Lubricant is atomized to particle sizes permitting them to be gas borne and introduced into such chamber from a plurality of locations about the travel path for can bodies. Apertures in the bottom wall of such chamber direct lubricant particles directly into the open ends of such can bodies for flow impingement deposition on internal surfaces thereof. Provision is made for augmenting surface deposition by electrically charging at least a portion of the gas-borne lubricant particles in such chamber and electrically grounding can bodies individually during passage through such chamber. Endless loop conveyor means are provided with adjustable features enabling a travel path to be adapted to differing dimension can bodies.
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patent: 2888362 (1959-05-01), Starkey
patent: 3645778 (1972-02-01), Nesteruk
patent: 4170193 (1979-10-01), Scholes
Applegate Robert L.
Bray James A.
Baker Raymond N.
Bueker Richard
Weirton Steel Corporation
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