Objective
Combination of UV-, IR- and electron beam curing and (combined with this) the merging of all advantages and elimination of all disadvantages of the three named processes. Because of the combination savings in the energy sector and the avoidance of solvent varnish will be possible. In addition, an imrprovement of the product quality will be expected.
The G. Kraft Maschinenbau GmbH plans to convert a new procedure for the curing of varnished wood pieces on a large scale. In this connection, a combination of UV-, electron beam and IR-curing will be realized for the first time. The Fraunhofer Institut für Elektronenstrahl- und Plasmatechnik (FEP) developed a low energy electron beam curing, which works by low acceleration voltage and consequently meets the special conditions of thin-coated varnish technology. This development comprises the creation of a new beam exit window, which can take high power density, facilitates the penetration of 100 kV-electron with justifiable energy loss, meets a high transparency for the occured beam power as well as makes a minimal working distance of about 15 mm between window and varnished piece possible. Furthermore, the gas-shielded supply have been minimized.
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33397 Rietberg
Germany
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