Roof adhesive distribution apparatus
AssigneeAdco Products, Inc.
InventorsJohn W. Miller, James Galvin, Nicholas J. Berard, Robert Reel, Kathleen Lamb, Kevin Wiese, Steven A. Zetts, Paul Snowwhite, Scott Ulibarri, Andy Rouru
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Abstract
A distribution apparatus for applying a one or two-part adhesive to a substrate includes a wand with a plurality of openings through which the adhesive is dispensed. An extension is connected in fluid communication to the wand. The extension directs a flow of adhesive to the wand.
Claims21
A distribution apparatus for applying a one or two-part adhesive to a substrate, the distribution apparatus comprising:
- a wand with a plurality of openings through which the adhesive is dispensed, the wand further comprising at least one perimeter channel and a set of cross channel holes, wherein each cross channel hole is aligned with at least one of the plurality of openings;
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- an extension connected in fluid communication to the wand, wherein the extension directs a flow of adhesive to the wand.
A distribution apparatus for applying a two-part adhesive to a substrate, the distribution apparatus comprising:
- a cart with a frame that supports a first collapsible bag that contains a first part of the two part adhesive, a second collapsible bag that contains a second part of the two part adhesive, a first pump in fluid communication with the first collapsible bag, and a second pump in fluid communication with the second collapsible bag;
- an extension in fluid communication with the first pump and the second pump, the first pump and the second pump drawing the first part and the second part of the two-part adhesive, respectively, and directing the first part and the second part of the two-part adhesive to the extension, the extension mixing the first part and the second part of the two-part adhesive to form the two-part adhesive;
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- a wand with a plurality of openings, the wand receiving the two-part adhesive and dispensing the two-part adhesive through the plurality of openings onto the substrate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.