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Scattering Units

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Precision scattering machine with oscillating brush
system ('Powder scatter coater')
Scattering materials
Bulk material of grain size 80µm -
2mm (e.g. powder, mica, glittering
particles, chips, flakes, granules,
fibre balls, sand, carbon particles,
glass, corundum, fine flakes)
Fields of application
• hot-melt-type adhesive coating and
lamination
• decorative surface coating for
floorings, wall and ceiling
coverings
• impregnation
• surface finishing, e.g. abrasion,
wear, safety
• dispersion of carbon particles,
e.g. for various kinds of filters
• consolidation of materials
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Principle of operation
The funnel-shaped charging hopper [1] is supplied with the
bulk material by means of suction or worm conveyors. Inside
the charging hopper the bulk material is uniformly
distributed and the level is kept constant during the
scattering process. Cavity formation and decomposition of
the material is avoided through a special mixer. The rotary
metering roller [2] is fixed to the bottom side of the
charging hopper. The size of the cells of the metering
roller are selected according to the grain size of the bulk
material. The bulk material is picked up by the metering
roller and stripped at a flexible doctor blade [3]. After
that the accurately dosed bulk material is conveyed to an
oscillating brushing device [4]. Following the brushing
process the bulk material will be examined and transferred
to the subjacent substrate line.
Possibility of modification
By means of a supplementary set the oscillating brushing
device can be modified into a rotating brushing device. Thus
the scatter coater is functioning as a Granules scattering
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Precision scattering machine with rotating brush
system ('Granules scatter coater')
Scattering materials
Bulk material of grain size 0,8 - 20mm (e.g. flakes, chips,
granules, ball yarn, sand, carbon particles, glass,
corundum, fine flakes)
Fields of application
• homogeneous and heterogeneous products, e.g. floorings
• decorative surface coating for floorings, wall and ceiling
coverings
• surface finishing, e.g. abrasion, wear, safety
• dispersion of carbon particles, e.g. for various kinds of
filters
• consolidation of materials |
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Principle of operation
The funnel-shaped charging hopper [1] is supplied with the
bulk material by means of suction or worm conveyors. Inside
the charging hopper the bulk material is uniformly
distributed and the level is kept constant during the
scattering process. Cavity formation and decomposition of
the material is avoided through a special mixer. The rotary
metering roller [2] is fixed to the bottom side of the
charging hopper. The size of the cells of the metering
roller are selected according to the grain size of the bulk
material. The bulk material is picked up by the metering
roller and stripped at a notched rigid doctor blade [3];
depending on the type, the doctor blade is split up in
adjustable segments. After that the accurately dosed bulk
material is conveyed to an rotating brushing device [4]. The
direction of rotation is product-bound, the brushing device
can work in both directions, i.e. in running direction of
the metering roller or in reversed direction. If working in
reversed direction (see photo) the bulk material is directly
transferred to the subjacent substrate line respectively a
conveyor belt. If working in running direction (see drawing)
the bulk material is subject to a rotation through 180° in a
mask [5] through centrifugal force and from there the bulk
material is evenly sliding onto the subjacent substrate line
respectively a conveyor belt.
Possibility of modification
By means of a supplementary set the rotary brushing device
can be modified into a oscillating brushing device. Thus the
scatter coater is functioning as a Powder scattering unit.
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Precision scattering machine with rotary screen
('Screen scatter coater')
Scattering materials
Bulk material of grain size fraction 30µm - 3mm (e.g.
powder, mica, glittering particles, chips, flakes, glass,
semolina, sesame)
Fields of application
• decorative surface coating for floorings, wall and ceiling
coverings
• surface finishing, e.g. abrasion, wear, safety
• food industry, e.g. bakery |
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Principle of
operation
Through a closed feeding tube [1] with integrated worm screw
the scattering material is conveyed to the rotary screen [2]
all along the worm screw. At the bottom side of the feeding
tube there are adjustable material outlets which guarantee
the determined, even and continuous flow of materials onto
the specially designed doctor blade [3]. This internal
doctor blade pushes the material through the screen holes
and so the material is flowing onto the subjacent substrate
line in accordance with the screen pattern.
This scattering method is analogue to the normal colour
screen printing technology and is also suitable for
scattering in
register. |
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Precision scattering machine for repeating pattern
('Scattering in register')
Scattering materials
Bulk material of grain size 30µm - 3mm (e.g. powder, mica,
glittering particles, chips, flakes, granules, glass)
Fields of application
• decorative surface coating for floorings, wall and ceiling
coverings
Principle of operation
At least two
rotary screen scattering machines arranged in tandem are
working in synchronous operation to produce a given pattern.
For complex patterns up to 8 scattering units in serial
mounting can be used. |
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Precision scattering machine for fibrous
materials ('Fibres scatter
coater')
Scattering materials
Fibres up to a size of approx. 8mm as well as fluffs
Fields of application
• Automotive industry
• Textile industry
• Recycling industry
• Construction industry |
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Principle of operation
By means of suction or feed screw devices the fibre material
is conveyed to a hopper [1] with vertical sidewalls. The
fibre material is evenly distributed inside the feeding
hopper and the level is kept constant during the scattering
process. For scattering materials which tend to cavity
formation (bridging) due to their flow properties an
agitator [2] has been installed. The fibre material is taken
up by the metering roller (scattering roller) [3] and
stripped at a rigid doctor blade [4]. A specially designed
roller with rotating and traversing paddles which is mounted
above the scattering roller keeps the material moving thus
ensuring that the material is conveyed to the doctor blade
and is deposited there as best as possible. Then the fibre
material will be conveyed by the scattering roller to a
rotary brush roller [5]. By means of a special brush roller
which is working in opposite direction the fibre material is
directly deposited onto the substrate respectively a
conveyor belt travelling underneath. |