Electrostatic powder spray gun nozzle
AssigneeNordson Corporation
InventorsThomas E. Hollstein, Ronald J. Hartle
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AssigneeNordson Corporation
InventorsThomas E. Hollstein, Ronald J. Hartle
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A nozzle assembly for an electrostatic powder spray gun is disclosed. The powder spray gun includes an electrically non-conductive barrel through which a high voltage electrical path passes. The nozzle assembly is mounted in the open forward end of the barrel and includes a sleeve located on the center axis of the barrel for directing a flow of a pressurized gas, e.g., air, through the center of the nozzle assembly, a nozzle surrounding the sleeve defining an annular flow path for powder spray coating material encircling the flow of pressurized air and an air deflector cap for directing the pressurized air radially outwardly and into the flow of powder spray coating material being emitted from the nozzle. The air impacts the powder coating material to form a conical spray pattern of coating material. The gun also includes an electrode extending out of the nozzle assembly for electrostatically charging the powder. The nozzle assembly eliminates mechanical powder deflectors and the problems attendant therewith.
Apparatus for the coating of an object with a powder spray comprising:
In an electrostatic powder spray coating gun including a barrel having an open forward end from which powder coating material is emitted and is electrically charged, a first passage through the wall thereof adapted to be connected to a source of fluidized powder coating material to be emitted from the gun, a second passage through the wall thereof adapted to be connected to a source of gas under pressure, and a high voltage electrical path therein adapted to be connected to a source of high voltage electrical power, the improvement comprising a nozzle assembly comprising:
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