Spraying device with an insulated storage tank for electrically conductive coating product
AssigneeSames S.A.
InventorsPierre Ehinger, Djamel Merabet
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AssigneeSames S.A.
InventorsPierre Ehinger, Djamel Merabet
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An electrostatic device for spraying electrically conductive liquid coating product comprises a storage tank for the product in which the product is at a high voltage. The tank is defined in a substantially cylindrical cavity formed in an insulative material body and inside in which is a piston forming in the cavity a mobile wall separating a coating product chamber from an actuation chamber filled with an electrically insulative actuation fluid. The body is fixed to a conductive material socket which is grounded and to which is connected an actuation fluid supply circuit extending between the socket and the actuation chamber and discharging into the actuation chamber near a back wall of the cavity which is not in contact with the coating product. A section of the supply circuit runs substantially parallel to the cavity in the direction away from the socket starting from the back wall.
Electrostatic device for spraying electrically conductive liquid coating p comprising a storage tank flow the product in which the product is at a high voltage defined in a substantially cylindrical cavity formed in an insulative material body and inside which is a piston forming in said cavity a mobile wall separating a coating product chamber from an actuation chamber filled with an electrically insulative actuation fluid, said body being fixed to a conductive material socket which is grounded and to which is connected an actuation fluid supply circuit extending between said socket and said actuation chamber and discharging into said actuation chamber near a back wall of said cavity which is not in contact with the coating product, a section of said supply circuit running substantially parallel to said cavity in the direction away from said socket starting from said back wall.
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