Coating apparatus – Carbonizing – flame contact or burning off of coating ingredient
Patent
1980-04-14
1982-06-08
McIntosh, John P.
Coating apparatus
Carbonizing, flame contact or burning off of coating ingredient
118306, 239 85, B05C 504, B05C 702, B05C 706
Patent
active
043334164
ABSTRACT:
The invention contemplates an elongate extension nozzle attachment for a gas torch whereby flame-spraying of coating-powder material may be applied with precision to the bore of a workpiece. The attachment is detachably securable to conventional torch and/or gas-distributor structure and provides independent flows of (a) carrier gas and powder and (b) combustible-gas mixture to a nozzle which is removably fitted to the discharge end. Provision is made for optional use of one or more flame-shaping discharges of air, inert gas or the like at the discharge end, using a further independent supply system within the attachment.
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Romero Eduardo
Rotolico Anthony J.
Eutectic Corporation
McIntosh John P.
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