Powder sprayer
OwnerJan T. Ruudinventor
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The invention relates to a powder sprayer with electrostatic charging capacity and by means of which in a simple and effective manner by way of example a coloring powder can be electrostatically charged, so that it will be completely charged all over the entire surface of the particles. The powder sprayer (1) comprises a number of curved charging ducts (6, 6') of long extension made of electrically non-conducting material which ducts are coated with an electrically conducting layer (7) along the main portion of their extension, said coated layer (7) being connected to a conductor (8, 10) intended by way of example to be connected with the ground, whereby a charging of the powder material takes place during its movement through said charging ducts (6, 6') after contact with the inner walls of the ducts (6, 6'), when the sprayer is in use.
Powder sprayer (1) with electrostatic charging capacity, the powder sprayer including a discharge nozzle (4), characterized by comprising a number of tortuously curved charging ducts (6,6') of long extension and made of electrically non-conducting material, by way of example plastic material, particle charging means for electrostatically charging the powder material during the movement of the powder material through said charging ducts (6,6') prior to entering the discharge nozzle, said charging means including electrical coating means on the outer surfaces of said ducts, said electrical coating means extending along the main portion of the extension of said ducts, said charging means further including a conductor (8, 10) for ground connection or for powder source connection, said charging means being located essentially completely within the spray gun and effecting charging of powder flowing through said ducts by contact between the powder and the inner walls of the ducts when the sprayer (1) is in use.
Powder sprayer (1) with electrostatic charging capacity, characterized by comprising a number of tortuously curved charging ducts (6,6') of long extension and made of electrically non-conducting material, by way of example plastic material, said ducts being coated with an electrically conducting layer (7) along the main portion of their extension and said coated layers (7) being connected to a conductor (8, 10), said sprayer further including a common duct to which said charging ducts are connected to discharge powder into a rear end of said common duct, and an atomizer means located in said common duct, said atomizer means having powder spreader means thereon to spread powder flowing therepast in an outward direction.
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