Coating processes – Frictional application
Patent
1992-01-10
1994-01-25
Beck, Shrive
Coating processes
Frictional application
427318, 427359, 4273745, 427386, 4273882, 118 77, 118112, 118118, 118123, B05D 302, B05D 312, B05C 1100
Patent
active
052814351
ABSTRACT:
A metal strip (4) is continuously coated with a thermoset resin based paint by passing it through a pre-heating furnace (5) wherein it is raised to a pre-heat temperature of from 100.degree. to 210.degree. C., then through a coating applicator (6) wherein a solid, substantially solvent free block (11) of the paint composition is pressed against the strip (4) at a substantially constant pressure of from 10 to 100 kilopascals to cause a liquid layer (13) of the paint composition to be deposited on the strip, then through a roll type smoothing device (18) to smooth and spread the layer and doctor it to thickness, then through a curing furnace (8) to thermoset the layer, and finally through a quenching bath (9).
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Beck Shrive
John Lysaght (Australia) Limited
Maiorana David M.
Taubmans Property Limited
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