Glass fiber duct board with coated grooves and the method of making the same
AssigneeSchuller International, Inc.
InventorsEric G. Schakel, Robert R. Coleman, Kent R. Matthews, Lowell K. Morton
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AssigneeSchuller International, Inc.
InventorsEric G. Schakel, Robert R. Coleman, Kent R. Matthews, Lowell K. Morton
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A glass fiber duct board has longitudinally extending, spaced-apart grooves in a major surface that facilitate the folding of the duct board into an air duct. The major surface, including the grooves, is coated with a polymeric latex coating to encapsulate glass fibers and dust within the surface of the duct board. The polymeric latex coating is applied to the surfaces of the grooves as a foam by application nozzles located downstream of groove cutting tools. The polymeric latex coating applied by the nozzles is distributed over the surfaces of the grooves and set to a predetermined thickness by wiper blades, located downstream of the nozzles, which have edge configurations complementary to the transverse configurations of the grooves being coated.
A method of making a glass fiber duct board with coated grooves, comprising:
A glass fiber duct board comprising:
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