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    Types of Coating Techniques: 1. Vaccum Coating 2. Electrostatic Coating. 4. Magnetically Induced Coating

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    Types of Coating Techniques: 1. Vaccum Coating 2. Electrostatic Coating. 4. Magnetically Induced Coating

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    The document describes 4 types of coating techniques: 1) Vacuum coating which uses a vacuum to apply a coating evenly on a product moving through an application chamber. 2) Electrostatic coating which uses an electrostatic charge to apply powdered or liquid paint evenly. 3) Compression coating which compacts granular materials around a tablet core using tableting equipment. 4) Magnetically induced coating which uses strong magnetic fields to assemble nanoparticles coated with polyelectrolytes into chains and rings on glass substrates.

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    The document describes 4 types of coating techniques: 1) Vacuum coating which uses a vacuum to apply a coating evenly on a product moving through an application chamber. 2) Electrostatic coating which uses an electrostatic charge to apply powdered or liquid paint evenly. 3) Compression coating which compacts granular materials around a tablet core using tableting equipment. 4) Magnetically induced coating which uses strong magnetic fields to assemble nanoparticles coated with polyelectrolytes into chains and rings on glass substrates.

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    Types of Coating Techniques: 1. Vaccum Coating 2. Electrostatic Coating. 4. Magnetically Induced Coating

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    Types of coating techniques

    1. Vaccum coating

    2. Electrostatic coating.

    3.Compression coating.

    4. Magnetically induced coating.


    Vaccum coating
    The product passes through the portion
    of the coater known as the application
    chamber at a constant speed of up to
    500' per minute.

    Paint is drawn from a reservoir by a


    diaphragm pump, filtered for large
    particles, and delivered through a hole
    into the bottom of the coater head. The
    level of the coating then rises within the
    head until the part passing through is
    completely surrounded or immersed.
    Contd…

    A vacuum is applied to the reservoir and the application


    chamber.
     The reservoir is a sealed environment attached to the coating
    head.
    The coating head contains the only area for air to inrush and
    that is the space between the product and the template profile.
    It is this inrush of air that is used to strip excess coating from
    the product.
     This application and removal method stratifies the coating on
    removal and then it is drawn up and over a baffle and drains
    to the reservoir.
    Electrostatic coating

     It is a manufacturing process
    that employs charged particles
    to more efficiently paint a
    workpiece. Paint, in the form
    of either powdered particles or
    atomized liquid, is initially
    projected towards a conductive
    workpiece using normal
    spraying methods, and is then
    accelerated toward the
    workpiece by a powerful
    electrostatic charge.
    Contd…

    The workpiece travels down a conveyor belt towards to a


    paint booth, where it is sprayed with electrostatically
    charged paint particles.

    Integrated into the paint booth is a powder recovery unit,


    which recovers between 95% and 100% of the paint over-
    spray coatings.

    After the workpiece is coated, it continues on the


    conveyor belt to an oven, where the paint is cured.
    Compression coating

    It involves the compaction of granular


    materials around a preformed tablet core
    using specially designed tableting
    equipment.
    Compression coating is a dry process.

    This type of tablet (compression coated


    tablet) has two parts, internal core and
    surrounding coat. The core is small porous
    tablet and prepared on one turret. For
    preparing final tablet, a bigger die cavity
    in another turret is used in which first the
    coat material is filled to half and then core
    tablet is mechanically transferred, again
    the remaining space is filled with coat
    material and finally compression force is
    applied.
    Magnetically induced coating

     Nickel zinc ferrite nanoparticles in the size range of 30–40 nm


    have been prepared.
     Coated with polyelectrolyte, the particles were induced to assemble
    on glass substrates under strong magnetic fields from 0.25 to 0.5 T.
     The predominant orientation of the assembled chains was observed
    to be along the direction of the magnetic line of force.
     As the coating layers increased, ring morphology could be
    observed.
     The magnetic properties of the assembled structures were measured
    and compared to those of ferrite particles prepared without a
    magnetic field applied.
    Oerlikon Leybold
    Vacuum’s
    magnetically
    levitated turbo
    molecular pump

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