Trutzschler Gmbh & Co Kg

Proassort Gmbh

Forbo Siegling Gmbh

Thomas Kämper

Nicole Saeger

Hans-Bernd Pillkahn

Holger Ververs

Ute Pöhler

Dieter Hoffmann

The invention relates to a method for the removal of coatings from scrap materials (), wherein the scrap () is brought into contact with a liquid and, while the coating removal process is performed, moves within a conveying trough () of a vibrating conveyor () in a direction () from the inlet end () towards the outlet end () of said conveying trough (). The invention is of special importance for the dezincing of steel scrap. The method operates on a continuous basis with the removal of coatings being efficiently accomplished.

Method for detaching coatings from scrap

In a clothing support for a card flat covering, the belt-shaped support is made of plastics material, and there is embedded in a base body at least one reinforcing insert which is also belt-shaped and which is arranged in the vicinity of the back of the support. In order to make possible stronger anchoring by simple means and to allow undisrupted oscillation of clothing wires, the base body has at least two layers (bottom layer and top layer) of different plastics materials connected to one another, and the bottom layer incorporates a fabric.

Clothing support for a card flat covering

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Burgwedel, Germany

Thomas Kämper