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Spray and spit nozzles Variety, precision, flexibility: the right solution for every spray task Uniform precision No matter if thin films are to be applied evenly or the smallest lubrication points need to be met with precision – we have the right spray nozzle for you. We have the right solution for all of your application tasks: from a spare part through to an individual standalone configuration to meet your requirements. Features & benefits • Infinitely variable, precise control (spray interval, pressure) • Pneumatic or electric control • Low mist nozzle caps for flat or round spraying • Self-cleaning Design versions and details Spray nozzle SD 16: precision application of fluid media The SD 16 ensures you are able to apply the thinnest films of media such as low-viscosity oils and release agents with precision. For example, the pneumatically controlled, compact nozzle can be integrated directly in a forming tool to facilitate targeted, practically mist-free wetting. Depending o

Spray nozzle SD 16: precision application of fluid media The SD 16 ensures you are able to apply the thinnest films of media such as low-viscosity oils and release agents with precision. For example, the pneumatically controlled, compact nozzle can be integrated directly in a forming tool to facilitate targeted, practically mist-free wetting. Depending on the nozzle cap used it is possible to generate a flat or round spray.

To assure non-stick, non-crushing and non-marking for fine media (low density paper, thin film and flexible packaging) and ‘correcting’ characteristics for the contacting web, Hannecard has developed MicroGraf, a micro-cellular foam rubber for the covering of the paster rollers for the splices. MicroGraf is soft and assures the desired constant elasticity. This quality allows for planar corrections and the elimination of air pockets in the spliced web reels. As a variant, we can extend the MicroGraf paster roller covering in a double layered version called MicroGraf+. In this case, the top layer is a compact harder rubber, which can be finished helicoidally or with other special types of grooves, according to the web medium. For rougher media like Kraft paper you can rely on our low-hardness polyurethane series Splice-O-Graf, that comes in hardnesses of 22 or 30 Shore A, and which combines a high elasticity with increased mechanical and dynamical properties.

Ridat’s Blister Sealing Press (BSP) range is designed to heat seal adhesive coated card or film media onto pre-formed blisters. Production steps are as follows: Pre-formed blisters are placed in in-expensive jigs Products are laid inside the blisters Adhesive coated card or film media is placed on top and positioned by spring loaded pins The assembly is then moved to the heating station where the backing media is sealed to the blister While the heat sealing operation is taking place the other stations are being unloaded and reloaded This process can be manual or fully automated Key machine features include: Sturdy Press Static Heater Platen with thermostat control Digital Timer for process control Aluminium Table powered by pneumatic cylinder Auto models powered by gear motor CE Mark Optional features include: Additional number of stations (either 2, 4, 5 or 6) Automatic card placement