Method and device for coating elements and screen elements made thereby
AssigneeHein, Lehmann AG
InventorGerhard Schmidt
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AssigneeHein, Lehmann AG
InventorGerhard Schmidt
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In accordance with the inventive method, a one-sided coated element, in particular a screen element, is provided with a bonding agent after being cleaned. Subsequently, form elements are inserted into the openings of the elements from the rear side thereof which completely fill the openings and extend therethrough. Thereafter, the coating is applied in a lesser thickness than the height of the protruding form elements. This assures that, with a comparably thick coating, openings of a predetermined geometry are created. For this purpose, a device is preferably used having bars which consist of adjacent, successive tapered , pyramid- or horizontal prism-like form elements. The form elements consist of an elastic material which taper into a sharp pointed edge. Thereby, the form elements may be easily installed and removed and the coating runs off the form elements during application, so that the openings are not covered up by the coating material. In such a manufactured screen element, the openings are formed by parallel running profile wires which are connected with each other by transverse ribs. The coating is applied in comparable large thicknesses on the operating face of the profile wires.
In a method for coating elements having a multiplicity of openings for sorting, classifying and/or separating goods of the type wherein a bonding agent and thereafter a protective agent is applied at least once onto the surface of the element to be coated and wherein form elements are inserted into the element openings, each opening of which, in cross section, has opposing front edges and opposing rear edges, joined by tapered wall faces, the improvement comprising the steps of:
A flexible form for coating elements having a multiplicity of openings, each opening of which, in cross section, has opposing front edges and opposing rear edges, joined by tapered wall faces, comprising:
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