Pipe coating method and apparatus

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156229, 15624415, 156429, 156446, 156495, 156498, B29C 1900

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041304535

ABSTRACT:
Pipe is coated by extruding a band of heat-softened thermoplastic, cooling the band and passing it through tension-isolating snubber rolls then applying it to the surface of the rotating, advancing pipe under tension, and controlling the tension isolating snubber rolls and rate of movement of the pipe surface with respect to the rate of extrusion to provide substantially controlled tension on the band between the extruder and the tension isolating means and to provide a second, higher tension on the band between the tension isolating means and contact of the band with the pipe surface.

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