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IMPREGNATION MACHINES FOR MATCHBOARDS,
PLANKS, BEAMS AND LAMINATES |
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| brushing chamber | whole view |
spraying chamber | |
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| • | Moving parts not in contact
with impregnation liquid, positioned outside the machine |
| • | Each brush has its own
motor |
| • | Fixed or variable speed
brush rotation speed |
| • | Brushes divided into interchangeable
sectors |
| • | Central washing system,
to reduce pauses between moving from one color to another |
| • | Spraying chamber with
adjustable nozzles that can be individually turned off |
| • | Variable speed draw rollers
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| • | Electric pump powers impregnating
liquid |
| • | Pressers |
| • | Manual or motorized work
section height/width adjustment system |
| • | Idle (or motorized) roller
load rolling unit with lateral guide to ensure piece is aligned
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| • | Idle (or motorized) roller
deload rolling unit with tub to catch excess impregnation liquid |
| • | Mobile tank with horizontal
pump suction filter |
| • | Board and electric system
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| • | Surface treatments: sanding
- praimer - epoxy paint |
| • | Automatic stop device
when doors are opened |
| • | Work surface (height:
900 mm) |
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| The piece advances inside the machine via variable speed motorized rollers. Material is processed in 2 chambers. First, in the spraying chamber, the piece is sprayed with impregnation liquid; second, in the brushing chamber, brushes positioned horizontally and vertically to the direction the piece is moving in work to ensure that the impregnation liquid is distributed evenly over the piece. Excess impregnation liquid is caught, filtered and reused in the operating cycle. Finally, the wood section leaves the machine and stops on the output roller; here, the piece is taken and stacked. | |
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