Roller Coater of the Future for the Metal Stamping Industry Today
Constructed of stainless steel and rolls that float with the movement of the coil stock. The FloaterCoater is computer controlled to dispense the correct amount of lubricant to the surface of the roll where it is then transferred to the coil stock. Manifolds which feed the lubricant to the rolls can be shut off and on to cover precise areas of the coil stock as well as top or bottom only lubrication. All of the features of the FloaterCoater were designed for delivering the most controlled lubrication to the surface of coil stock while still giving the operator ease of operation and maintenance of the system.
Dispensing heads are held against the rolls and lubricant is dispensed upon command. The LSP electronic controller is programmed to dispense the correct amount of lubricant for each cycle of the press. A floating chassis allows the rolls to float with the coil stock insuring that the rolls are always in contact with the material. Lubricant to the FloaterCoater is controlled with either manual on off valves or with the LSP Controller itself for precise lubricant usage.
Dispensing Heads
Heads are individually selected by the On/Off Valve and are spring loaded against the Lubricating Rollers. Faces conform to the Lubricating Roller’s curvature to ensure an even spread of lubricant onto the roll.
Apply Lubricant Only Where Needed
Each Dispensing Head is controlled with an ON/OFF Valve. Closing a valve prevents lubricant from coating a specific area of the coil stock.
Roll Types to Cover a Range of Applications
Polyurethane with a Smooth Finish (left) applies a very light coating. Felt Rolls (center) give more versatility in lubricant thickness. Polyurethane with a Textured Finish (right) provide a heavier coating.
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