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CF 30 G equipment is supplied completely assembled and ready for operation. The dust collection unit is suited for intermittent operation only, because regular cleaning of the pocket filter element in certain intervals is an absolutely must for the proper operation of the equipment. The cleaning intervals will depend on the operating conditions and must be established by experience. Normally cleaning intervals will be between operating times of 30 minutes to two hours. It is a prerequisite for sufficient and intensive cleaning of the filter cloth that dust collecting is interrupted during cleaning to achieve static pressures on the filter material. A retention time of 1 - 2,5 minutes between the end of the suction and the beginning of the cleaning process is therefore required. The filtered air must be removed outside - do not lead back to closed rooms!

A high surface quality results, above all, from long, gentle drying, especially when solvent containing paint systems are used. Production sequences often do not provide sufficient space for buffer storing. Furthermore, the transportation of workpieces generates high costs and implies the risk of damage. To avoid these aspects, Venjakob has developed innovative drying equipment with varying conveyor systems, all of which being based on the convection drying principle. The innovative and uniform cross ventilation of the Muli-level dryer VEN DRY COLLECT yields optimum drying results. If only solvent is used, the lower cost variant with longitudinal ventilation is available as an option.

There are often several possibilities to realise automatic accumulation or separation of workpieces in a production process. Venjakob optimises workpiece handling in a customised approach. This picture shows how a drying zone can be shortened by the use of vertical workpiece guidance. Vertical buffer zones are often planned to obtain free movement areas for the production line. The VEN MOVE system equipment Solutions possible with the VEN MOVE series cover several functions such as rotating, turning, transferring, stacking, feeding, accumulation, separation or allocation.