Durr Systems Gmbh

Duerr Systems, Gmbh

Hoechst Italia, S.p.a.

Duerr Automotion Gmbh

Dürr Systems Ag

Konrad Ortlieb

Frank Herre

Hans-Georg Fritz

Jürgen Weschke

Dietmar Wieland

Wolfgang Tobisch

Sergio Gazzea

Juergen Weschke

Gerhard Mogck

Hidayet Kisi

Peter Näpfel

Karl-Heinz Dittrich

Dietmar Roth

Guenter Zerweck

Rolf Kroeger

Manfred Föttinger

Heinrich Weeber

Andreas Schmohl

Edmund Krannich

Rudolf Strauss

Helmut Zurich

Thomas Telgen

Klaus-Eugen Herbst

Manfred Foettinger

Peter Naepfel

In order to create a workpiece carrier for conveying a workpiece to be painted, in particular, a vehicle body through at least one electrophoretic dip paint bath and by means of at least one conveyor device following the electrophoretic dip paint bath, comprising at least one electrical contacting device for passing a coating current into the workpiece when the workpiece is conveyed through the electrophoretic dip paint bath and at least one contact surface, at which the workpiece carrier comes into contact with the conveyor device following the electrophoretic dip paint bath, with which dip paint is prevented from rubbing off in the conveyor device following the electrophoretic dip paint bath, it is suggested that at least one contact surface be electrically insulated from the at least one contacting device.

Workpiece carrier for conveying a workpiece to be painted

In order to provide an easy-to-assemble drier () for drying surface-treated workpieces, in particular vehicle bodies (), which are each disposed on a respective workpiece carrier (), comprising a drier housing () having a drier tunnel (), through which the workpieces are moved along a conveying direction () and which is delimited in a downward direction by a drier floor () comprising a plurality of floor elements (), and a conveying device () that conveys the workpieces through the drier tunnel (), it is proposed that the conveying device () comprises a plurality of carrying roller units (), which are disposed successively in the conveying direction () and each comprise at least one carrying roller (), on which the workpiece carriers () rest as they are conveyed through the drier tunnel (), wherein the carrying roller units () are each mountable separately on a respective floor element () of the drier floor ().

Drier

In order to provide a process for curing a coating, in particular a radiation-curable coating, on a work piece, which allows coatings even on difficult to access regions of a three-dimensional work piece to be cured in a simple manner, it is proposed that the work piece is disposed in a plasma generation area, and that in the plasma generation area a plasma is generated, by means of which the coating is at least partially cured.

Method and device for curing a coating

The invention relates to a conveyor device which is used to transport work-pieces, especially the work-pieces of motor vehicle bodies, through a processing area for surface treatment of said work-pieces, comprising a conveyor which brings the work-pieces which are respectively maintained by a holder into the processing area; transports them through said area and removes them therefrom. The inventive conveyor device requires less maintenance in comparison with known conveyor devices. The holders respectively comprise a base part which moves in a translatory movement along a conveyor device and a rotating part on which the work-piece is arranged and which is held in such a way that it is rotatable on the base part. The conveyor comprises at least one drive device enabling at least one directly driven respective holder to be driven directly in a movement along the conveyor device. The movement of the directly driven holder is transferred to an indirectly driven holder as a result of the contact between the directly driven holder and said at least one indirectly driven holder.

Conveyor device for advancing work-pieces through a processing zone for the surface treatment of the work-pieces

Method of coating heat sensitive materials with powder paint

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Stuttgart, Germany

Konrad Ortlieb