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Built with modular components to create the optimum configuration for your needs, and keeps you running. Utilizing quick-change components extends the system life and allows for little or no down time. The major components change out in 10 minutes or less.
Choose your preference: available in internal and solvent-free configuratinos that both deliver versatile spray and impinge gelcoat performance. |
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| Practical Binks Unison gel coat system features the Binks LEL gel coat gun. The basic system, with 12:1 ratio, can be used to apply gel coat in a highly efficient "soft spray" |
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Utilizing quick-change components extends the system life and allows for little or no down time. The major components change out in 10 minutes or less.
Featuring a heavy duty stainless steel catalyst pump, this machine allows the operator to adjust the preferred setting with ease. Infinite catalyst percentage settings available with a simple adjustment.
Delivers versatile spray and impinge gelcoat performance, along with smooth pneumatic trigger action.
Unit allows the operator to feed a multitude of fluid sections, with 6 colors standard and the ability to add additional colors as needed. |
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The Magnum Venus Plastech UltraMAX™ FIT® Chopper/Saturator System delivers power, versatility and rugged construction for long lasting use, Rapid Access Design (RAD) for easy maintenance and reliable performance. This is the one our competitors compare themselves to.
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| Ideally suited for Vinyl Ester Applications requiring .5% to 3.5% catalyst ratios. This system is not designed for use with some glass flake vinyl ester resins. Binks vinyl ester outfit comes complete with a Binks Century vinyl ester spray gun, cart, 50 ft. each of air, catalyst and material hose assemblies, and a 55 gallon siphon hose assembly. |
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Gelcoat spray-up is the first phase of the manufacturing process for polyester parts. Gelcoat defines colour, surface aspect and isolating capabilities of the part.
This thin and unique layer of laminate deserves a special attention when being applied.
Matrasur Composites offers not less than 5 machines and numerous configurations and ancillaries in a comprehensive Gelcoat Range.
Our machines cover all kinds of spraying conditions and outputs: small, medium and large parts, interior or site spraying, manual, automated or even robotised spraying.
Every operator will find a good combination of ergonomics and environmental friendly equipment in our Gelcoat Range.
Our machines are price competitive and of easy maintenance thus satisfying the highest requirements of profitability. |
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Resin spray-up is one of the first steps in the mechanisation of laminate transformation in the thermoset industry. The productivity achieved can be quite spectacular. Around 60% of workforce savings can be reached through efficient resin spray-up. Moreover, low pressure techniques with head mix and the latest nozzle technologies are particularly operator and environmental friendly.
Matrasur Composites offers a large panel of machines specially adapted for this application, covering most part sizes and compatible with all resins today.
At the heart of our range is the latest spray-up gun on the market. It is a needle less gun with head mix, polyvalent for all applications: not only resin but also gelcoat and both fibre glass and resin spray-up
A wide range of accessories (read-out systems, alarms, heaters, screens, etc) complete our machine range and help industrials achieve the best possible productivity. |
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Process Description
Plasma Spray is perhaps the most flexible of all of the thermal spray processes as it can develop sufficient energy to melt any material. Since it uses powder as the coating feedstock, the number of coating materials that can be used in the plasma spray process is almost unlimited. A high frequency arc is ignited between an anode (nozzle) and a cathode (electrode). Process gases (generally mixtures of argon, nitrogen, hydrogen and helium) flowing between them is ionized to become a plume of hot plasma gas with that exceed the surface of the sun of 6,600 °C to 16,600 °C (12,000 °F to 30,000 °F). When the coating material is injected into the gas plume, it is melted and propelled towards the target substrate.
Features of the Atmospheric Plasma Spray Process:
- Large choice of coating materials, including metals, alloys, ceramics, cermets, carbides and others.
- Coating systems are possible, using layers of different materials.
- Produces surfaces for a wide variety of applications, including resistance to many different types or wear and corrosion mechanisms, desirable thermal or electrical characteristics, and surface restoration and dimensional control.
- Excellent control of coating thickness and surface characteristics, such as porosity and hardness .
- No heat affected zone or component distortion.
- High deposition rate.
- High bond of the coating to the substrate.
- Coating of complex geometries.
- Easy masking of areas that should not be coated.
- Process can be fully automated.
- Coating of internal geometries possible. |
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SPRAY MATIC series Impregnation-Spraying Machine
(SPRAY MATIC 250/100, 300/300, 300/400, 300/600)
Spraying machine made for applying solvent or water based impregnating products, on square, rectangular, circular or shaped wooden profiles or beams.
The items are at first impregnated with the atomised product and then brushed to remove any excess primer. The result is uniform treatment and colouring of all the surfaces of the profile, without smears or stains. |
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The BINKS H.P. Range of Airless & Air Assisted Airless Spray outfits have been designed to provide sprayers with a very competitively priced, robust industrial assembly, able to apply a wide range of industrial coatings whilst providing the very best quality of sprayed finish.
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