Powder coating the interior of pipe

Coating processes – Solid particles or fibers applied – Interior or hollow article coating

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427181, 118308, 118DIG10, 222 80, 222 82, 222325, B05D 106, B05D 722

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044205082

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus by which the interior of a pipe is coated with a uniform thickness of plastic. A source of heat-meltable plastic material in particular form is connected at a location upstream of the inlet end of the pipe, while the opposed end of the pipe is made attachable to a reduced pressure. A source of compressible fluid is also connected at a location upstream of the inlet end of the pipe. The pipe is preheated and then rotated axially while a charge of powdered plastic is forced through the pipe by the compressible fluid. The powdered plastic which flows through the pipe is a finite pocket of the finely divided plastic, which is smaller in volume respective to the volume of the pipe being coated.

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