Powder container for a powder coating station
AssigneeGema Switzerland GmbH
InventorsFelix Mauchle, Paulo Dos Reis
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AssigneeGema Switzerland GmbH
InventorsFelix Mauchle, Paulo Dos Reis
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Disclosed herein is a powder container for supplying coating powder to a powder coating station. The powder container includes a powder compartment for coating powder, the powder compartment being delimited by side walls, one of which is provided with an outlet port via which the powder compartment is or can be fluidically connected to an inlet of a powder deposition system. The effective flow cross-section of the fluid connection between the outlet port and the inlet of the powder deposition system can be variably adjusted.
A system comprising a powder coating system, a powder separation system, and a powder container configured to supply coating powder to the powder coating system,
A system comprising a powder coating system, a powder separation system, and a powder container configured to supply coating powder to the powder coating system,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.
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The present invention relates to a powder container for supplying coating powder to a spray coating system.
The powder container according to the invention is in particular suitable for the powder supply of a powder coating system used to electrostatically spray coat powder onto objects in which fresh coating powder (hereinafter also called “fresh powder”) and, as applicable, reclaimed powder (hereinafter also called “recovered powder”) is situated in the powder container and is supplied by a powder-dispensing device in the form of, for example, an injector, a powder pump or a spraying mechanism, in particular a spray gun. The spraying mechanism can be for example a manual spray gun or an automatic gun.
Fresh powder is supplied to the powder container as needed via a fresh powder line from a supplier's container in which the powder supplier supplies the fresh powder to the powder user.
The following will reference the accompanying drawings in describing an example embodiment of the inventive solution.
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FIG. 1 a schematic view of a powder coating system having a powder container used to supply powder according to the invention; and
FIG. 1 shows an example embodiment of a powder coating system 1 according to the inventive solution in schematic view. The powder coating system 1 serves in the spray coating of objects 2 with coating powder which is thereafter fused onto the objects 2 in a furnace not depicted in FIG. 1. One or more electronic control devices 3 are provided for controlling the operation of the powder coating system 1.
Powder pumps 4 are provided for pumping the coating powder pneumatically. Same can be injectors in which coating powder media is suctioned out of a powder container by compressed air serving as conveying air, whereupon the mixture of conveying air and coating powder then flows together into a container or to a spraying mechanism.
Suitable injectors are known for example from printed publication EP 0 412 289 B1.