Features and Benefits
- Three standard Chalkmaster models for
diameter ranges up to 30mm, 50mm, 75mm
- Fully mobile system fitted with ball-bearing
silent castors
- Flashing beacon to indicate powder refill
required
- Plug and socket for quick electrical
input supply connection
- Quick-release connection for easy air
input supply
- Plug and socket connections for main
electrical components
- Line height adjustment through screw-type
jacking feet
- Reliable, low maintenance machine with
few moving parts
- Quiet, low pollution operation reducing
health hazards
- Economic performance with adjustable
powder control
- Complies with CE Health and Safety norms
The revolutionary TDC Chalkmaster is used to apply talc
or powder to wire, cable, and other stranded materials during
the manufacturing process. Its simple and durable design lends
itself well to a long product lifespan.
TDC's Powdermaster adds the convenience of
flip-top loading for ease of product threading and powder capacity
is also expanded.
The heart of the system is the special patented design of the
powder applicator. Except for the self cleaning rotary filter,
there are no moving parts in direct contact with the powder.
The filter bearings and drive are external and are not affected
by powder. The patented rotating system is self-cleaning.
CHALKMASTER is an effective method of applying talcum and SAP
powders to cables on a production line. The quiet operation
and reduction of powder in the atmosphere have made it a well-proven
method of meeting improved health and safety standards. Over
300 units are in operation throughout the world, handling powder
applications in many diverse environments.
The basis of the design concept is the creation of an effective
fluidized bed of powder by passing compressed air through a
micro-porous ceramic tile, via a regulator and filter. The powder
is then accelerated up the twin applicator tubes and is directed
onto the product which passes continuously through the machine.
Powder is pumped continuously through the applicator tubes,
while air is extracted by a powerful vacuum motor, through a
self-cleaning rotating filter. A negative pressure is produced
within the machine, which creates an air intake at the input
and exit ports; this stops powder escape into the workplace.
Powder deposition is controlled by an air-wipe system which
provides a simple effective method of applying standard talcum
powders in a continuous production line.
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