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US 2019/0291300 A1Published application
Digital decorating machine for ceramic products
AssigneeProjecta Engineering S.R.L.
InventorVincenzo Palumbo
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AssigneeProjecta Engineering S.R.L.
InventorVincenzo Palumbo
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A Digital decorating machine for ceramic products, including a conveyor, suitable to transport the products to be decorated (P) along a feed direction (A), and a plurality of decoration modules, positioned over the conveyor and adjacent to each other along the feed direction (A). The modules include respective printing heads provided with nozzles for ejecting a fluid to be delivered on the surface of the products to be decorated (P); the conveyor includes a movable member for supporting the products to be decorated (P), suitable for translating them along the feed direction (A). The conveyor includes at least a supporting surface, located along a respective flank of the movable member, including in turn a plurality of predetermined positioning zones for the removable engagement of respective coupling portions of the decoration modules.
A digital decorating machine for ceramic products, comprising at least a conveyor, to transport the products to be decorated along a feed direction, and a plurality of decoration modules, positioned over said conveyor and adjacent to each other along said feed direction, said modules comprising respective printing heads provided with nozzles for ejecting a fluid to be delivered on the surface of the products to be decorated, said conveyor comprising at least a movable member for supporting the products to be decorated, for translating them along said feed direction, wherein each of said modules comprises a box, housing all the components required to operate the module, and wherein said box is a sealed unit and it is associated with respective means for generating overpressure, to provide a pressurized and air-conditioned environment inside an inner volume of said box.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.