Gas gate for isolating regions of differing gaseous pressure

Coating apparatus – Gas or vapor deposition – Running length work

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C156S345310, C204S298240, C118S719000, C118S733000

Reexamination Certificate

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06878207

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed herein is an improved gas gate for interconnecting regions of differing gaseous composition and/or pressure, more particularly between atmosphere and a vacuum. The gas gate includes a cylinder within a housing situated between the regions of differing gaseous pressure, wherein the gas gate provides for choke mode transonic flow of air leaks between the regions. A web of substrate material is adapted to move between the regions with at least one roller in a first region and at least one roller in a second region. The rollers are positioned to create sufficient tension as the web advances over the top peripheral portion of the cylinder between the two regions or under the bottom peripheral portion of the cylinder between the two regions.

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