Method for applying material to a substrate

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Condenser or capacitor

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427 80, 427284, 427286, 427287, 118211, 118257, 428450, B05D 512

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042307422

ABSTRACT:
A means and method are provided for applying material to a substrate. In the means and the method, material is dispensed onto belt means and the belt means brought in contact with the substrate so as to transfer at least some of the material onto the substrate. The invention is particularly adaptable to the application of a band of silicone type material to a riser of an anode to be used in an electrolytic film-forming metal capacitor, the band of silicone type material helping to protect the anode riser during capacitor manufacture.

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