Coating apparatus – With treatment of coating material – By agitation
Patent
1973-03-23
1976-06-29
McIntosh, John P.
Coating apparatus
With treatment of coating material
By agitation
118315, 222190, 222330, 222485, 261 28, B05C 1110, B32B 518
Patent
active
039658600
ABSTRACT:
Plywood is made by continuously propelling a liquid plywood glue in unfoamed condition at a predetermined flow rate, continuously foaming the glue as it is propelled, and continuously extruding or otherwise applying the foamed glue to the surface of a plurality of wood veneers. The flow rate of the unfoamed and foamed glue is maintained substantially the same on a unit weight of liquid glue per unit time basis. The veneers then are laid up into a plywood assembly and pressed into a plywood panel. The veneers may be preheated to expedite setting of the glue. The method is applicable generally to the application of a foamed liquid to a solid surface.
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Cone Charles N.
Steinberg Julius M.
Farley Eugene D.
McIntosh John P.
Pacific Adhesives, Inc.
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