Pulsed spray of fluids

Coating processes – Spraying – Moving the base

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354325, B05D 102

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040815773

ABSTRACT:
A method for automatically spraying a liquid on the surface of a moving object, particularly developer, rinse and gumming liquids on an exposed, photosensitive printing plate, in which the liquid is continuously supplied to a distribution line at a predetermined pressure, and simultaneously with the supply of liquid, the object is transported past a spray device connected to the distribution line. An impinging spray of the liquid is alternately applied to the object for a first predetermined period and the application is interrupted for a second predetermined period and the cycle is repeated a plurality of times during the passage of the object past the spray device, as by a solenoid valve mounted in the distribution line and a timer connected to the solenoid valve to open and close the same.

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