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    UNUSED ACG STAINLESS STEEL FLUID

    UNUSED ACG STAINLESS STEEL FLUID BED PROCESSOR, MODEL FBC 125 XꞏONE

    • Manufacturer: ACG

    Technical Specifications Pressure shock resistance (machine tower): 12 bar Design temperature fresh air intake: -10°C Inlet air temperature (Entry machine tower): 80°C Process air flow volume: 1500 m3/h Min....

    Toronto, Canada
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    110" WIDE PYRADIA NATURAL GAS

    110" WIDE PYRADIA NATURAL GAS FLOATATION DRYER SECTION MFG 2015

    • Manufacturer: PYRADIA

    110" Wide Pyradia Floatation Dryer Drying length: 18' Does not include gravure coater Designed for appx 500 fpm 1,000,000 BTU / HR 1.1 CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS • Material (Substrate): Woven Polypropylene with ...

    Toronto, Canada
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    2014 # 32667

    2014 # 32667

      Used 2014 Di-Coat Corporation concrete product 3 head grinder The DCC-Z500 Masonry Block Grinder is a heavy- duty machine designed for high production face grinding of CMU’s using “Di-Coated” Diamond Drums and...

      Quebec, Canada

    Overview

    Coating and laminating machines apply liquid, film or adhesive layers to substrates like paper, film, foil, or textiles to add protection, appearance or functional properties. These systems range from simple laboratory coaters to high-speed web lines with drying ovens, metering rollers, gravure or slot-die heads, and unwind/rewind stations. Buyers look for coating type, width, speed, temperature control and ease of changeover to match production needs.

    FAQ

    What should I check when buying a used coating or laminating machine?

    Check coating method (slot-die, gravure, knife-over-roll), maximum web width, line speed, condition of metering/doctoring parts, control systems, and available spare parts. Request run sheets and maintenance records.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a coating line?

    Disassemble into transportable sections, secure rollers and shafts, drain hazardous fluids, protect precision heads and electronics, and use flatbed or container shipment with crane loading and insurance.

    What regular maintenance keeps coating equipment reliable?

    Schedule routine inspection of rollers, bearings, seals, heaters and temperature controls; clean coating heads and pumps after runs; replace doctor blades and seals as needed; and keep electrical controls and calibration documented.