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ROLLER COATING |
Using the roller method, all
types of lacquer can be applied on two-dimensional work-pieces as long as
their viscosity is suitable. The thickness of the lacquer film to be applied
can be determined by means of a finely adjustable doctor roller.
By this method minimal quantities of lacquer up to over 100 g/sqm can be
applied without lacquer wastage. With extremely simple machine setting, this
technique allows lacquering work to be carried out at high feed speeds and
with solvent-free UV lacquering systems.

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Direct roller
coater |
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Two head
combination coater |
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Twin-head roller
coater |
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Reverse filling
machine |
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Combined roll
staining machine |

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This technique is used for applying stains onto veneered surfaces. This
machine operates according to the following principle: - the surface of
the workpiece is cleaned properly by a special brush, removing any
adhering sanding dust (wich is an essential precondition to perfect
staining), - the stain is applied by a rubber roller, whose surface is
adapted to the type of stain used (for example, sponge roller or soft
rubber roller), - one or more brushes ensure an even wiping effect for
optimum penetration of the stain into the pores of the wood and removing
the surplus stain from the surface.
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