Safety cabin for loading flammable propellants into aerosol cans
AssigneeCoster Tecnologie Speciali S.p.A.
InventorsGiancarlo Giuffredi, Domenico Crespiatico, Carmelo Rigano
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AssigneeCoster Tecnologie Speciali S.p.A.
InventorsGiancarlo Giuffredi, Domenico Crespiatico, Carmelo Rigano
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The cabin is integral with a shield which separates it from the working environment and which can replace a perimetral part of the wall or the like which separates said environment from the outside. In correspondence with said shield the cabin comprises a sealed (by suitable seal gaskets), flameproof and explosion-proof door providing access from said environment and comprising an armoured viewing window. On the side opposite that comprising the door the cabin has a movable wall which is hinged and ejectable. In the walls perpendicular to the preceding there are apertures or passageways for the entry and exit of the can conveyor. Analogous apertures or passageways are provided in the shield, these being at least partly closable by guillotine plates when required. In the region in which the conveyor extends in the open between the shield and cabin, means are provided to direct air streams onto the cans. The cabin, incorporating conventional means for loading the propellant (such as butane), comprises suction means with suction ports in correspondence both with the lower part of the cabin and with the delivery head of said loading means.
A safety cabin, having a front, rear and two side walls for loading flammable propellants into aerosol cans, which contains conventional loading means with a loading head and is traversed by a can conveyor which enters from and exits towards a working environment, characterized by being associated with a shield outwardly bounding said working environment, and by comprising an access door in said front wall facing towards and accessible from said working environment and an operable rear door in said rear wall provided outwardly opposite the access door, and a suction system with suction ports located at the level of the loading head and in the lower part of the cabin respectively, said can conveyor traversing through said shield and said side walls.
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