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Overhead conveyor lines for
windows and doors
Finiture are one of the worlds leaders in providing solutions for window and door finishing lines. Their overhead conveying systems are custom designed to solve the various requirements of material handling in the workshop. The different types of supports enable the conveyance of pieces of various shapes and dimensions whether for windows, conservatories, doors or piece parts. |
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The traction unit motors are equipped with an inverter for varying the track speeds and it is possible to synchronise two or more traction units for very long conveyors.
On the double overhead rail systems the supporting bars (available in varying lengths, typically 3-4m) can disengage from the chain to allow them to be stacked in little space. Double fixing points for the supporting bars allow for heavy or unbalanced loads. Other units can be fitted to include automatic rotation, lowering systems and support bar exchange between two different lines. Finiture’s conveying technology provides the perfect link with the range of systems offered here and can be used even in small joinery installations to improve efficiency and quality at very affordable prices. |
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 Flow coaters
Flow coating is the latest solution to replace traditional “dip” coating. Paint is pumped through hoses and nozzles onto the external surfaces of the product being driven through by the overhead conveyor. The paint flows down the product to provide complete coverage as the product proceeds along the track with excess paint material dripping into channels below before moving into the drying area. Ideally suited to water based products the recovery of excess paint is a major bonus via the tank area in the base of the flow coater which allows the material to be fully recycled.
Italian specialists Finiture have 2 models available with the simpler “jetflow” using manual colour change and the industrial “topflow” version with automatic changeover of multiple colour paints where required. Both systems use stains or paints developed specifically for flowcoating purposes. |
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 Furniture lines
Finiture for many years have supplied solutions for furniture lines that enable the movement of assembled product to be automatically moved to various work stations to include de-nibbing areas, pressurised spray rooms and drying systems. Their floor conveying systems can be centrally controlled and the benefit of reducing the manual movement of products means less labour and damage.
With completely bespoke solutions available throughout the processes involved Finiture are able to design systems that are fully beneficial to the end user whether complete lines or individual units. |
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 Paint recovery systems
Paint recovery systems can be an essential part of a finishing plant as the costs of water based products are high. The excess spray, whether from automatic reciprocators, manual spraying or robot spraying, hits a refrigerated recovery panel situated behind the workpiece which is teflon coated. Due to the low maintained pressure, which is uniform across the panel, the viscosity of the paint is maintained allowing it to slowly flow into the recovery channel at the bottom and is recovered in tray for immediate re-use. This system can achieve high rates of recovery, typically 25% – 40% of material used through the spray method. In the manual version the recovery panel moves back automatically to allow rotation of the work. A closely fitted nozzle array helps to clean the panel with very low water consumption. |
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 LDP drying system
LDP drying units (Low Dew Point) are a development unique to Finiture. They transform the drying of water based paints compared to normal drying tunnels and are much more energy efficient.
This is a closed circuit drying system of high efficiency because the de-humidification does not need to be ejected outside. The dry air generator removes the evaporated air directly from the surface of the newly painted pieces. Without the need for chimneys the installation is simpler and easier and can be used in small spaces or in existing traditional drying tunnels to vastly improve the drying time of the pieces. Compared to traditional hot air drying tunnels the pieces dry very quickly at a low temperarture which, in the case of hardwoods can help to avoid resin seepage caused by the hot tunnels. |
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