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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 07, 2003
Filed:
Aug. 25, 2000
Ulrich Buschmeier, Wohnsitz, DE;
Jürgen Bülow, Wohnsitz, DE;
Hermann Bögert, Wohnsitz, DE;
Hans-Bernhard Führ, Wohnsitz, DE;
Henning Meyer, Wohnsitz, DE;
Hilmar Schulze-Bergkamen, Wohnsitz, DE;
Hans-Georg Soidol, Wohnsitz, DE;
Gerhard Weiss, Wohnsitz, DE;
Gerhard Geisel, Wohnsitz, DE;
Antonio Leone, Wohnsitz, DE;
Other;
Abstract
Glass containers are taken to a high temperature in an annealing furnace and removed from the annealing furnace belt by grips of a gripping device. The gripping device is then moved by a handling device first vertically upwards, then horizontally above a fluidized bed and then downwards into the fluidized bed in order to coat the glass containers with a powder, it is then taken upwards out of the fluidized bed and finally moved horizontally over a conveyor belt. There, the glass containers are released from the gripping device and set down on the conveyor belt which takes the powder-coated glass containers through a second curing region in which the powder coating is cured to form a substantially duroplastic layer.