New Dual Flow Coater for On-line Pyrolytic Coating Applications

Date: 26 March 2009

Source: Stewart Engineers

Date: 26 March 2009

Stewart Engineers has developed a new dual flow (DF) coater for on-line pyrolytic coating applications, complementing our existing commercially proven coaters all of which are used in our AcuraCoat® System.

The DF coater can deposit Low E color suppression and low emissivity, traditional and photovoltaic (PV) TCO, reflective, and anti-reflective coating layers using several chemical precursors.The DF coater has several unique features including novel single feed slot with dual exhausts, stainless steel construction with oil cooling, enhanced leveling capabilities, component design reducing maintenance costs, and thin film chemical precursor evaporators.

Stewart Engineers will be exhibiting at China Glass 2009 and would be happy to discuss with you how our new DF and AcuraFloat^TM coating systems can meet your glass coating needs and engineer your success.

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Stewart Engineers

2009-03-26T12:00:00

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