Method for applying plastisol coating of uniform thickness to gl

Coating processes – With post-treatment of coating or coating material – Gas jet or blast mechanically treats coating

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427384, 427430, B05D 304

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039682790

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method are described for coating a glass container with a substantially uniform thickness of a viscous curable plastic coating material. The article being coated is first dipped into a bath of the plastic coating material while gripped at the finish or closure portion, and is drawn upwardly through an air knife apparatus in accordance with the invention, which provides a shaped air flow that removes the excess coating material from the surface of the article, and leaves a coating of uniform thickness thereon. The coating is then cured to a hardened state.

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