Process and an apparatus for simultaneously coating several laye

Coating processes – Applying superposed diverse coating or coating a coated base

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118DIG4, 118325, 427420, 430935, B05D 130, B05D 134

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043840159

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an apparatus and process for simultaneously coating several layers to moving objects, particularly webs, whereby at least two liquid coating materials issue over the width of V-shaped sliding surfaces or above following sliding surfaces are delivered to the two sliding surfaces which are arranged in the form of a V and which form a discharge edge above the objects or web to be coated, flow down the underside of the V-shaped sliding surfaces, combine at the end of the sliding surfaces to form a multiple layer film of liquid which is deposited in the form of a free falling curtain onto the objects or the web of layer support material.

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