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  • Nordson Polymer Processing Systems

    Slide Curtain Die Technology what you need to know

  • Topics

    2 |June 2016

    Introduction

    Topics

    End Markets

    Coating Technologies

    Coating Parameters

    Coating Technology Overview

    Coating Principles

    Coating Technology Comparison

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

    Feedback

    Summary

    Different literatures are indicating different values of parameters and performances so displayed numbers may vary with your data and experience

  • End Markets: Consumer Non-Durables, Durables, Technology.Every Day You Experience the Value We Bring

    Other Markets - Agriculture, Furniture, Industrial, LEDs, Containers, Aerospace

    Nordsons Current and Potential Curtain Coating Markets

    Disposable Hygiene

    Flexible Packaging

    Rigid Packaging

    Appliances

    Automotive

    Construction

    Electronics Displays

    Paper

    Solar

    Battery

    Tape & Label

    3 |June 2016

  • Coating Technologies

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    Curtain & Slide Curtain Coating

  • Coating Technology Overview

    Technology

    Min Viscosit

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    Min Line Speed

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    Thick mMax Wet Thick m

    Coating Uniformity

    # Layers

    Patch coat Cost

    Required Expertis

    ePremeteredSlot Die Fixed lip* 1 175,000 0.5 2000

  • Coating Parameters

    Coating Processes Coating Chemistry Pretreatment Substrate Drying/Curing

    Coating AccuracyLayer ThicknessSingle LayerMultiple LayerStripe CoatingTransfer CoatingDirect CoatingCoating SystemsSubstrate Speed

    RheologyViscositySolid ContentType of SolventAdhesion/CohesionShear ratioPigmentedSurface tension

    CoronaPlasmaCleaning

    Surface energyRoughnessSurface StructureContact angleWeb stability

    Convection DryingContact DryingInfrared DryingSinteringNIRHigh FrequencyUV-CrosslinkingEBeam

    Environment Finishing

    HumidityTemperatureInert Conditions

    CalanderingEmbossingSlitting

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  • The decision to utilize a coating technology needs to be analyzed against set criteria to determine best fit.

    Awareness of coating techniques and technologies is required.

    An awareness of coating techniques, technologies and systems allow for new adaptations and application to new market opportunities.

    Precision of the applied layer thickness is essential for some substrates in the coating industry, especially for coatings with functional layers.

    With these, the coated wet layer thickness is determined by the mass flow rate and the known substrate velocity Vw, (web velocity):

    = Vw h b

    where is the mass flow per meter of substrate width, the fluid density, Vwthe substrate velocity, h the height/thickness and b the width of the applied layer.

    Coating principles

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    In terms of application technology only few parameters are taken in consideration to benchmark the right technology.

    In our comparison we are differentiating between pre-metered and self-metered coating technologies

    Benchmark parameters are

    Viscosity range, Line speed Thickness Coating uniformity Number of functional layers

    What is best and what is worst?

    The broader the range in each criteria the more beneficial it is. In terms of coating uniformity we put the most precise tolerance as best.

    Coating Technology Comparison

  • Coating Technology Comparison

    Technology

    Min Viscosit

    y cPs

    Max Viscosit

    y cPs

    Min Line Speed

    fpm

    Max Line Speed

    fpmMin Wet

    Thick mMax Wet Thick m

    Coating Uniformity

    # Layers

    Patch coat Cost

    Required Expertis

    ePremeteredSlot Die Fixed lip* 1 175,000 0.5 2000

  • Coating Technology Comparison

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    Ranking Ranking Ranking Ranking Ranking SummaryA 9 8 10 9 9 45B 10 8 9 7 9 43C 4 10 9 10 10 43

    D 7 6 6 8 8 35

    E 5 7 2 8 8 30F 2 9 3 8 8 30G 8 4 8 5 8 33H 1 3 4 6 8 22

    I 6 2 5 8 8 29J 3 5 7 4 8 27

    Spray 10 - 30000 cps 20 - 150m/min 50 - 340 m 2% 1

    Air Knife Metering 1 - 500 cps 15 - 150m/min 1 - 200 m 5% 1Knife Over Roll 100 - 50000 cps 2 - 150m/min 26 - 750 m 8% 1Gravure Direct Chamber 10 - 2000 cps 8 - 750m/min 1 - 75 m 2% 1

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    Self-metered Roll Coating

    Slot Die Fixed Lip

    Curtain Slide Die

    Reverse Roll Coating

    Gravure Direct Reverse

    Slot Die Adjustable Lip 1 -250000 cps

    Self-metered Doctor Roll-Coater

    0,5 - 600 m/min

    100 - 1800 m/min

    Micro Gravure Coating

    1 -175000 cps

    10 - 5000 cps

    200 - 40000 cps

    20 - 13000 cps

    1 - 4000 cps

    5 - 350 m/min

    2 - 350m/min

    1 - 3000 m

    1 - 2000 m

    14 - 500 m

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    Coating Technology Comparison

    Pre-metered

    Specialty Coating

    0,5 - 600 m/min 1 - 2000 m

    1 - 250m/min

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    Technology based decision process can determine top 3 options that need to be

    evaluated for the performance vs. cost to make final decision

    Tabelle1

    Coating Technology Comparison

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    Pre-meteredRankingRankingRankingRankingRankingSummary

    ASlot Die Fixed Lip1 -175000 cps90,5 - 600 m/min81 - 3000 m102%93945

    BSlot Die Adjustable Lip1 -250000 cps100,5 - 600 m/min81 - 2000 m92 - 4%73943

    CCurtain Slide Die10 - 5000 cps4100 - 1800 m/min101 - 2000 m91%10181043

    Self-metered Roll Coating

    DReverse Roll Coating200 - 40000 cps75 - 350 m/min614 - 500 m62%81835

    Self-metered Doctor Roll-Coater

    EGravure Direct Reverse20 - 13000 cps52 - 350m/min73- 20 m22%81830

    FGravure Direct Chamber10 - 2000 cps28 - 750m/min91 - 75 m32%81830

    GKnife Over Roll100 - 50000 cps82 - 150m/min426 - 750 m88%51833

    HAir Knife Metering1 - 500 cps115 - 150m/min31 - 200 m45%61822

    Specialty Coating

    ISpray10 - 30000 cps620 - 150m/min250 - 340 m52%81829

    JMicro Gravure Coating1 - 4000 cps31 - 250m/min51 - 500 m710%41827

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  • The pre-metered coating technology outperform the self-metered technology

    Based on its design and principle , multiple layer application is just available with the pre-metered technology

    The range of coating thickness for the pre-metered technology is rather huge compared to the self-metered technology

    Although Slide Curtain Die technology is not rated as high as Slot Die technology, Curtain Slide Die does outperform in several other process criterias, suc as:

    Line speed, layer thickness, coating uniformity, number of layers

    Slide Curtain Coating technology has been adapted to service needs in multiple markets and applications for thinner, multiple functional layers with improved coat weight uniformity at high speeds.

    Slide Curtain Coating technology provides innovative tools that will help coating companies improve precision, tackle new markets, and develop new processes.

    WHAT IS BEHIND THIS TECHNOLOGY?

    Coating Technology Comparison, Conclusion

    11 |June 2016

  • Slide Curtain Die Technology is a pre-metered method that creates an uninterrupted curtain of fluid that falls onto a substrate.

    The thickness (h) of the layer is mainly determined by the speed (Vw) of the substrate and the amount ()which is fed by the pump into

    the Slide Curtain Die.

    12 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

  • Benefits and Advantages

    It is a pre-metered coating process for precisely controlled fluid amounts

    Excellent coating method to generate an excellent cross-Web uniformity in the whole range of speeds and coat weights.

    Coat weight accuracy determines mainly by the design, dimensions, fluid flow characteristics and manufacturing tolerances of the die.

    Non-Contact application process

    Multiple Layer process possible within one pass

    Possibilities of two component applications (coating color or cross-linking agent)

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

    13 |June 2016

  • The specific flow rate is important to achieve a stable process and to produce a minimum coat weight at a given web speed.

    Curtain stability is important and crucial for low coat weights and at low line speed.

    Curtain Coating creates an even coating even on uneven surfaces

    It is possible to split one big layer into a multiple layer to improve the entire process

    It is also possible to combine layers with different thicknesses

    14 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

  • Slide Curtain DieManifold designSlot gap toleranceLip inserts

    Edge-GuideLengthWater portVacuum portNeck-in,edge-bead

    Fluid Delivery SystemViscositySolid contentBubble-freePulse-free

    Web- Flow /SpeedWeb-windConstant speedPulse-free

    Impingement ZoneAir boundary layerVacuum

    15 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

  • Manifold Design, Flatness and Gap Tolerance

    m A B C D ELOW -0.334819 -0.554183 -0.219364 -0.069273 -0.037523HIGH 0.115455 0.000000 0.496456 0.935184 0.871684DIFF 0.450274 0.554183 0.715820 1.004457 0.909206

    16 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

  • Uniform & Stable Curtain, Based on a Curtain Coating capable fluidPulse-free and bubble free fluid delivery

    avoiding waves and voidsWell designed Die manifoldWell designed edge-guides

    17 |June 2016

    Minimized Neck-in, No Edge-beadDistance of edge-guide to substrateLiquid gas interfaceLiquid solid interfaceDynamic contact line

    Single or Multiple Layer Design Endplate with edge-guide integration for different lengthPossible deckling or application widthadjustments

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

  • 18 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology

    Attribute Slide Curtain Die

    Lip Gap Adjustment Fixed

    Gap Accuracy A - 2.5 m, AA -1.5 m, AAA -0.5 m

    Coating Thickness (wet) 1 m

    Coating Weight Accuracy 1% MD & CD

    Coating Principle None Contact

    Coating Speeds 150 m/min - 1800m/min

    max. Coating Width 6400mm

    Number of Layers usually 1-3 layers, possible 18 layers and more

    max. Operating Temperatur max. 80C

    Viscosity Range 100 mPas, 10000 mPas

    Specific Flow Rate 2cm/cms

    Capabilities Matrix

    Tabelle1

    Capabilities Matrix

    AttributeSlide Curtain Die

    Lip Gap AdjustmentFixed

    Gap AccuracyA - 2.5 m, AA -1.5 m, AAA -0.5 m

    Coating Thickness (wet) 1 m

    Coating Weight Accuracy 1% MD & CD

    Coating PrincipleNone Contact

    Coating Speeds150 m/min - 1800m/min

    max. Coating Width 6400mm

    Number of Layersusually 1-3 layers, possible 18 layers and more

    max. Operating Temperaturmax. 80C

    Viscosity Range 100 mPas, 10000 mPas

    Specific Flow Rate 2cm/cms

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    Superior coverage and clearly reducedcloudiness

    Best coating color distribution (CD & MD)

    Improved visual appearance by coatinglayer

    Significant higher solid content (62-64%)

    No speed limit ( >> 500m/min)

    Wide coat weight range (11 to 20 gsmwithout any difficulty)

    Very good runnability (no web break during curtain coater use since start-up)

    Furnish cost reduced

    Production increased due to increasemachine speed

    Energy savings due to increased solid content 42% - 62%

    Coating cost reduction(reducedpigment cost at maintained quality due to superior coverage

    Curtain vs. Air Knife Coater, PaperCon 2011 Northern Kentucky Convention Center

    Curtain Coating is a Green Technology

    Energy savings due to higher machine efficiency and less drying requirements

    Increased use of recycled fibres due to improved machine runnability and coatingcoverage

    Slide Curtain Die Technology, Feedback

  • Curtain vs. Gravure, AIMCAL 2012

    20 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die Technology, Feedback

  • Based on coating parameters esp. process parameters benchmark the most promising application technology

    Pre-metered outperforms the self-metered application technology, therefore Slide Curtain / Curtain Die technology could be the best fit

    Fluids needs to be capable for Curtain Coating Die applicationFluid chemistry has to be checked

    Production and machine speed meets or is above the specific flow rate

    Potential to increase the solid content, enables to increase speed or to save drying energy

    Single or multiple functional layer application always considering the drying capabilities

    High performance and high accuracy application requirements

    Slide Curtain Die Technology, Summary

    21 |June 2016

    Slide Curtain Die is a Green Technology

  • Nordson Polymer Processing Systems

    Slide Curtain Coating Dies within Fluid Coating Application Systems

    Nordson Polymer Processing Systems Slide Curtain Die Technology what you need to knowTopicsEnd Markets: Consumer Non-Durables, Durables, Technology .Every Day You Experience the Value We BringCoating TechnologiesCoating Technology OverviewCoating ParametersCoating principlesCoating Technology ComparisonCoating Technology ComparisonCoating Technology ComparisonCoating Technology Comparison, ConclusionSlide Number 12Slide Number 13Slide Number 14Slide Number 15Manifold Design, Flatness and Gap Tolerance Slide Number 17Slide Number 18Slide Number 19Slide Number 20Slide Number 21Slide Number 22