System for applying thin protective polymer coating solutions to low-E glass

Date: 19 March 2015

This environmentally-friendly ultrasonic coating system significantly reduces material consumption, depositing much thinner and more uniform layers than pressure spray nozzles.

The system features drip-free, atomized spray using precision, patented ultrasonic spray nozzles.

Reliable, repeatable non-clogging spray

Drastically reduced maintenance compared to pressure spray

Proven reliability for 24/7 manufacturing operations

Heated liquid capability for highly viscous polymer solutions

Virtually no overspray and no messSpray width control for different glass width

Systems configured for auto detection of glass or triggered via coater PLC

Requires no exhaust

The system can be used for anti-stain protective coatings to protect against corrosion during transport and storage and for applying thin protective polymer coating solutions to low-E glass. Systems installed at several countries worldwide.

600450

www.ifg-glass.com

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