A coater for coating a running paper or cardboard web

B - Operations – Transporting – 05 – C

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B05C 5/02 (2006.01) B05C 11/04 (2006.01)

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CA 1258163

ABSTRACT A coater for coating a running paper or cardboard web comprises a coating chamber having one side open against the web and means for filling the coating chamber with pressurized coating substance. The coating chamber is limited in the longitudinal direction of the web by a web entrance wall, and opposite thereof, a back wall in the form of a doctor member for forming a coating layer on the web. The distance between the walls is so short that, at normal web running speed, the web moves from the web entrance wall to the back wall in a time of at the most 0.3 s, preferably at the most 0.03 s. Coating substance is supplied by means of positive pressure to the coating chamber at a position close to the web entrance wall. Close to the web entrance wall the flow of coating substance in the coating chamber is divided into two branches, of which a first branch follows the web in its running direction towards the back wall and a second branch, which is consi- derably greater than the first branch, flows out from the coating chamber through a slot between the web entrance wall and the web.

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