Hermann Berstorff Maschinenbau Gmbh

Bison-werke Bahre & Greten Gmbh & Co Kg

Dynamit Nobel Aktiengesellschaft

Rolf Gersbeck

Heinz Brinkmann

Manfred Krohn

Berndt Greten

Wilhelm Brand

Hans Brinkmann

Herbert Schulte

Heinz Brinkman

Karsten Moller

Eckart Schlomach

Apparatus for continuously manufacturing chip-and fiber-board webs having uniform thickness across their width in a press comprising a centrally disposed press cylinder journalled to rotate in bearings in uprights and at least one pressure roller disposed adjacent to periphery of the press cylinder. An endless steel band which carries the material for forming the web and which is subjected to tensile stress, is guided around the press cylinder and through the nip defined between the press cylinder and the pressure roller. The material is then pressed between the endless steel band and the surface of the press cylinder. The pressure roller is journalled for rotation in bearing bodies at each of its ends, with the bearing bodies being connected to piston and cylinder arrangements. When the press is in its loaded state, the bearing body at one end of the pressure roller is displaced by the application of a preselected pressure towards the axis of rotation of the press cylinder. The spacing between the external surface of the press cylinder and that of the pressure roller is measured at this end of the roller. On the basis of the distance measured at this end, the same spacing is set at the other end of the pressure roller by adjusting the bearing body at that end. By input to a microprocessor, it is possible to preselect specific gap sizes at the pressure rollers to produce a specific thickness of board, with the pressure rollers then being held exactly parallel.

Apparatus for producing chip and fiberboard webs of uniform thickness

A press for the continuous production of thin chipboard and fibreboard includes a central rotatable drum and a feed roller; a nip being defined between the curved exterior surfaces of the drum and roller. An endless steel band passes around a major portion of the curved surfaces of both drum and roller and passes through the nip. Other rollers are provided for guiding, tensioning and applying pressure to the band. The feed roller has a large diameter, of at least 2 m, and is provided with drive means so as to be rotatable. These features, surprisingly, enable the board output to be increasing while, at the same time improving the physical characteristics of the board.

Press for the continuous production of thin chipboard and fibreboard

A method of continuously manufacturing chip and fiberboard webs having uniform thickness across their width in a press comprising a centrally disposed press cylinder journalled to rotate in bearings in uprights and at least one pressure roller, and preferably three pressure rollers, disposed adjacent the periphery of the press cylinder. An endless steel band carrying the material for forming the web is subjected to tensile stress and is guided around the press cylinder and through the nip defined between the press cylinder and the pressure roller. The material is pressed between the endless steel band and the surface of the press cylinder. The pressure roller is journalled for rotation in bearings at each of its ends. When the press is in its loaded state, the bearing body at one end of the pressure roller is displaced by the application of a preselected pressure towards the axis of rotation of the press cylinder. The spacing between the external surface of the press cylinder and that of the pressure roller is measured at such end and the same spacing is then set at the other end of the pressure roller by adjusting the bearing body at that end. By means of a microprocessor, it is possible to preselect specific gap sizes at all of the pressure rollers so as to produce a specific thickness of board, with the pressure rollers being held exactly parallel.

Method for producing chip- and fiber-board webs of uniform thickness

A press for the continuous production of thin chipboard and fibreboards a heated, rotatable central pressing drum, which is mounted in a support arrangement which includes a plurality of interconnected support members and a plurality of pressure rollers, disposed around a major portion of the periphery of the drum. An endless steel belt is guided around the major portion of the periphery of the drum between the drum and the pressure rollers. The belt carries the material from which the boards are to be produced and can be tensioned. The material, a chip or fibre layer mixed with a binding agent is subjected to a surface pressure between the endless steel belt and the pressing drum, and to a linear pressure in the nips between the pressing drum and the pressure rollers. The axle of the drum is made radially adjustable relative to the axles of the pressure rollers, by so doing, it is possible for the press to be put into operation in its empty state, without causing damage to the drum, to the endless steel belt or to the pressure rollers. This is true even if very thin chipboards or fibreboards are being produced.

Press for the continuous production of chip-boards and fiber boards

A continuously operable chipboard press has a heatable pressing drum enclosed over a part of its periphery by a first endless steel pressing belt which is guided around direction-changing rolls, thereby forming a pressing section for a chip cake. In order to increase the surface pressure applied by the endless pressing belt, a second endless steel pressing belt is guided around separate direction-changing rolls within a space between the pressing section and a return pass of the first endless pressing belt. The second endless steel pressing belt acts on the outer face of the first pressing belt for a part of the pressing section.

Continuously operable chipboard press

An endless belt, for apparatus for continuously hot pressing webs of material by pulling the belt against the periphery of a heated rotatable drum with the web interposed therebetween, comprising a layer of butyl rubber bonded to a fabric of steel wires, a textile layer adhered to the butyl rubber and a layer of silicon rubber adhered to the textile layer. In manufacture the fabric of steel wires is encased in the butyl rubber, the textile layer is adhered to the butyl rubber and the composite article is vulcanized. After vulcanization, the silicon rubber layer is adhered to the textile layer and the composite article thus formed again vulcanized.

Method of making an endless belt for continuously hot pressing a web of

Apparatus, including an endless belt, for continuously hot pressing a

In apparatus having an endless pressing band, formed of a layer of rubber with a steel-wire fabric connected thereto, passing around a heating drum, two associated guide rollers and a hitch roller, the relative positions of advancement of the opposite ends of a transverse weft wire of the steel-wire fabric are sensed by photoelectric cell arrangements and, upon sensing of a lagging of one end behind the other, control means are activated to move the bearing at one end of the hitch roller towards or away from the heating drum while retaining the axes of the hitch roller and the heating drum in a common plane.

Method of and apparatus for rectifying distortion in an endless pressing

Apparatus for continuously laminating a continuous strip of chipboard on one or both sides with decorative film comprising means for feeding a continuous strip of chipboard between one or more pairs of rolls together with decorative film and a bonding agent. Means are provided for applying heat and pressure to laminate the decorative film and the continuous strip of chipboard together and embossing the decorative film laminated to the chipboard. In one form of the invention, the chipboard, decorative film and bonding agent may be preheated before being fed to the pairs of rolls, the rolls are preferably heated revolving drums and means can be provided for further heating the laminate before feeding the same through additional heated drums prior to embossing it.

Apparatus for continuously laminating a continuous strip of chipboard

An endless belt for use in a machine for laminating a continuous strip of chipboard panel to a decorative film by passing the chipboard and film between a heated revolving drum and the endless belt which is pressed against the drum, wherein the endless belt is formed as a web of flexible steel wire strands preferably including a layer of elastic material such as rubber.

Endless pressure belt for laminating chipboard panels

In apparatus for continuously pressing panels of particulate material, such as chips or fibres, a press drum with an endless belt looped partially therearound and pressed against the drum to press the panels between the drum and the belt, an inlet roller adjacent the drum, between which inlet roller and drum the belt carrying the particulate material to be pressed passes, a plurality of return rollers and a tensioning and control roller spaced from the inlet roller to form therebetween a horizontal pass of the belt onto which the particulate material to be pressed is sprinkled, the tensioning and control roller being adjustable in position to control tension and lateral movement of the belt.

Apparatus for the continuous manufacture of chipboard panels, fibre

Apparatus for the continuous production of chipboard, fibreboard or like panels, comprising a tensioned endless steel belt guided over a plurality of rollers and partially around a heated revolvable press drum such that said rollers press the belt against said drum, sprinkler apparatus disposed over a portion of the belt which extends horizontally before said drum in the direction of movement of the belt such that material to form said panels sprinkled onto said portion of the belt is pressed between the belt and the drum to form a web of material, wherein at least one of said plurality of rollers has over its width a convexly ground surface, whereby panels produced on the apparatus can have substantially uniform thickness and weight. The apparatus may include heating and/or cooling means for regulating the temperature of longitudinally extending zones of the belt and/or peripherally extending zones of said drum and/or said rollers thereby, due to thermal expansion or contraction, to regulate the tension in said longitudinally extending zones of said belt or to change the contour of the peripheral faces of said drum and said rollers to assist production of panels of uniform density and thickness across their width.

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Ronnenberg, Germany

Rolf Gersbeck