Johnson Matthey Public Limited Company

Christopher Hayton

Neil Burgess

Craig Thomson

The disclosure relates to a substrate coating apparatus that comprises a source of a washcoat; a washcoat showerhead for discharging the washcoat towards an upper surface of a substrate; a conduit fluidly connecting the source of the washcoat to the washcoat showerhead for supplying washcoat to the washcoat showerhead; a headset for engaging the substrate to locate the upper surface of the substrate below the washcoat showerhead; and a vacuum generator for drawing the washcoat discharged from the washcoat showerhead through the substrate. The headset comprises a partition comprising a plurality of holes, the partition being located in between the washcoat showerhead and the upper surface of the substrate when the substrate is engaged in the headset so as to maintain a first gap between a lower face of the partition and the upper surface of the substrate.

Apparatus and method for coating substrates with washcoats

A method of coating a substrate with a washcoat is disclosed. The method comprises engaging the substrate with a headset of a substrate coating apparatus so as to locate an upper surface of the substrate below a washcoat showerhead of the substrate coating apparatus; and discharging a washcoat out of the washcoat showerhead towards the upper surface of the substrate; and drawing the washcoat through the substrate by applying a suction force to a lower surface of the substrate.

Method of coating a substrate with a washcoat

An apparatus and method of coating a substrate with a washcoat comprising:

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