DE102011117168A1 - Laminating substrate plate with plastic film, comprises applying liquid hot melt adhesive on surface of substrate plate, smoothing applied adhesive layer, applying adhesive on back side of plastic film, and laminating plastic film - Google Patents

Abstract

Laminating substrate plate (2) with a plastic film (3), comprises (a) applying a liquid hot melt adhesive on the surface of the substrate plate to be laminated in the form of an adhesive layer (52), (b) smoothing the applied adhesive layer by a smoothing roller that circulates opposite to the conveying direction of the substrate plate, (c) applying an adhesive on the back side of the plastic film, and (d) laminating the plastic film on the uncured adhesive layer of the substrate plate by a laminating roller (18) and a counter-pressure roller opposite to the laminating roller. Laminating substrate plate (2) with a plastic film (3), comprises (a) applying a liquid hot melt adhesive on the surface of the substrate plate to be laminated in the form of an adhesive layer (52), (b) smoothing the applied adhesive layer by a smoothing roller that circulates opposite to the conveying direction of the substrate plate, (c) applying an adhesive on the back side of the plastic film, which faces the substrate plate, and (d) laminating the plastic film on the uncured adhesive layer of the substrate plate by a laminating roller (18) and a counter-pressure roller opposite to the laminating roller on the back side of the substrate plate.

Description

Field of the invention

• a) Auftragen eines flüssigen Schmelzklebstoffes auf die zu kaschierende Fläche der Substratplatte in Form einer Klebeschicht,
• b) Glätten der aufgebrachten Klebeschicht mittels einer Glättwalze, die entgegen der Förderrichtung der Substratplatte umläuft.

The invention relates to a method for laminating a substrate plate with a plastic film, in which the following steps are carried out:

• a) applying a liquid hotmelt adhesive to the surface to be laminated of the substrate plate in the form of an adhesive layer,
• b) smoothing the applied adhesive layer by means of a smoothing roller, which rotates counter to the conveying direction of the substrate plate.

State of the art

• a) Auftragen eines flüssigen Schmelzklebstoffes auf die zu kaschierende Fläche der Substratplatte in Form einer Klebeschicht,
• b) Glätten der aufgebrachten Klebeschicht mittels einer Glättwalze, die entgegen der Förderrichtung der Substratplatte umläuft, und
• c) Aufkaschieren der Kunststofffolie auf die noch nicht ausgehärtete Klebeschicht der Substratplatte mittels einer Kaschierwalze. Dabei wird die Substratplatte von einer Fördereinrichtung in eine Förderrichtung gefördert bzw. transportiert.

From the WO 2010/003960 A1 is a method for laminating a plastic film on a substrate plate, in particular for producing a high-gloss surface, known. The following steps are carried out:

• a) applying a liquid hotmelt adhesive to the surface to be laminated of the substrate plate in the form of an adhesive layer,
• b) smoothing the applied adhesive layer by means of a smoothing roller, which rotates counter to the conveying direction of the substrate plate, and
• c) laminating the plastic film on the not yet cured adhesive layer of the substrate plate by means of a laminating roller. In this case, the substrate plate is conveyed or transported by a conveyor in a conveying direction.

The disadvantage here is that although the surface of the substrate plate is equalized, it does not yet have the desired level, smooth surface. Therefore, it is known to cure the surface, to carry out an intermediate grinding and to carry out the lamination with a film only after a further adhesive layer with optionally re-smoothing.

From the DE 10 2006 007 869 A1 a method and an apparatus for laminating a plastic film on a substrate plate, such as a wood-based panel, in particular for producing a high-gloss surface is known. The plastic film, for example a PET film, is subjected to a corona treatment on its rear side facing the substrate plate. Subsequently, an adhesive, for example, by nozzle application contactlessly applied to the pretreated film. In a subsequent step, the plastic film is then laminated onto the substrate plate by means of a laminating roller and a counterpressure roller opposite the laminating roller on the rear side of the substrate plate.

In the known method has been shown that, especially when using substrate plates made of wood materials with a plastic surface in the lamination with high-gloss PET films results in a relatively high reject rate with surface defects.

Furthermore, from the DE 10 2005 055 295 A1 a method and an apparatus for coating a metallic carrier material with a sheet-like coating material, for example oriented polypropylene film, known. The carrier material or the substrate plate is fed by means of a feed device to a coating station, in which it passes through a gap formed between a counterpressure roller and a coating or laminating roller and adheres to the sheet-like coating material under the action of the compressive forces generated by the rollers by means of an adhesive becomes. The adhesive is applied contactlessly by means of a slot nozzle on the back of the film. Below the nozzle lip of the slot nozzle while a pair of rollers is arranged, through the gap, the coating material is pulled, at the same time the application of the adhesive takes place. This pair of rollers also acts as a trigger calender and consists of a first, non-driven pressure-adjustable roller and a second release roller. The release roller is operated with a lead of about 3 to 10% to the coating roller.

The disadvantage here is that the adhesive-coated side of the sheet-like coating material partially wraps around the release roller. In this case, a stretching or deforming tension should be avoided.

For cutting film projections, a rotating separating knife is provided after the laminating process. Before the laminating process, a cleaning of the metal plates is provided in a cleaning station. The cleaning can be done mechanically, thermally or by liquid cleaning agents.

The disadvantage here is that with none of these cleaning methods sufficient cleaning, especially of wood-based substrate boards or Holzwerkstoffsubstratplatten is achieved with a plastic surface to be coated with high-gloss films.

task

Object of the present invention is therefore to improve the known methods so that in particular wood material substrate plates can be coated in sufficient quality with high-gloss PET films. Also, errors of the surfaces due to bumps, flaws or other defects in the lamination avoided or compensated.

Presentation of the invention

• c) Auftragen eines Klebers auf die der Substratplatte zugewandte Rückseite der Kunststofffolie,
• d) Aufkaschieren der Kunststofffolie auf die noch nicht ausgehärtete Klebeschicht der Substratplatte mittels einer Kaschierwalze und einer der Kaschierwalze an der Rückseite der Substratplatte gegenüberliegenden Gegendruckwalze.

The object is achieved in conjunction with the preamble of claim 1, characterized in that the following sequence steps are carried out:

• c) applying an adhesive to the substrate plate facing the back of the plastic film,
• d) laminating the plastic film onto the not yet cured adhesive layer of the substrate plate by means of a laminating roller and a counterpressure roller opposite the laminating roller on the rear side of the substrate plate.

Due to the adhesive layer on the substrate plate imperfections and sink marks of the substrate plate are filled with the liquid hot melt adhesive and smoothing with the smoothing roller, the surface is leveled. Surprisingly, it has been shown that a particularly high improved surface quality results if the film to be laminated is laminated onto the smoothed but not yet cured adhesive layer with an additional adhesive on its "back side" facing the substrate plate. The "wet on wet" or "sticky on sticky" lamination saves on the one hand an intermediate sanding and on the other hand it allows the use of thinner films without loss of quality and can thus be produced more cheaply.

Particularly in the case of films of a thickness or thickness between 10 μm and 300 μm, in which a high-gloss effect is in the foreground, the application of the adhesive to the back of the plastic film preferably takes place via a nozzle.

In principle, and in particular for films of a thickness between 100 .mu.m and 1000 .mu.m, as used for example as through-colored films of PET, PVC, PE, PP, also printed and finished with abrasion resistant coatings, the application of the adhesive to the back of the plastic film also done via a roller.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the plastic film is held on its way in the device to laminating on train, wherein the conveying speed of the substrate plates 0.001 to 0.3 m / min higher than that of the laminating roller.

Surprisingly, it has also been shown that a particularly high surface quality results if the plastic film is held in tension throughout the system during the process. This is particularly assisted when the substrate plate is moved under tension, that is to say at a higher conveying speed with respect to the laminating roller.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, a pretreatment of the plastic film on its back facing the substrate plate by means of a corona treatment in a corona system before step c). This improves the adhesion of the adhesive to the plastic film.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, a time difference of at least 10 s is maintained between the corona treatment of the film and the application of adhesive. Preferably, a time difference of about 20 s is maintained. The time difference of 20 s corresponds to a film length between the location of the corona treatment and the location of the adhesive application. The relative humidity is regulated. The relative humidity is controlled, d. H. Measured as actual value and adapted to a predetermined target value.

According to another preferred embodiment of the invention, a time difference of at least 5 s is maintained between the adhesive application of a moisture-crosslinking hotmelt adhesive (hotmelt) and the lamination. Preferably, a time difference of about 15 s is maintained. The time difference of 15 s corresponds approximately to a film distance between adhesive application and lamination of approx. 3,000 mm. In this area, the moisture-curing PUR hot-melt adhesive must absorb the moisture for the reaction. This reduces the risk of Fehlverklebung.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the temperature of the heatable laminating roller is controlled to a value between 20 ° and 60 ° Celsius, more preferably to about 40 ° Celsius.

Due to the relatively low temperature of the laminating the plastic film aufkaschierende is treated gently and an undesirable subsequent shrinkage is virtually eliminated.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the hotmelt adhesive is reactivated or tackified by a heat source, for example heating plates or emitters, before the laminating roller. The hotmelt adhesive used is preferably a moisture-crosslinking PU hotmelt adhesive (polyurethane hotmelt adhesive) or a PO hotmelt adhesive (polyolefin hotmelt adhesive). The hot-melt adhesive of the plastic film is particularly matched to the hot-melt adhesive of the adhesive layer of the substrate plate.

The lateral film projections of the film relative to the substrate plate width can be cut before laminating. This has the advantage that contamination of the laminating roller is avoided.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, the substrate plate is dry-cleaned before step a) in a cleaning station upstream in the conveying direction of the smoothing station in a first step with the aid of transversely brushed bristles supplying air blown via an ion bar and exhaust air containing fine dust, and in a second step, damp with organic solvents and a silicone-free cloth.

The brushes brushing transversely across the entire width of the substrate plate already improve the mechanical cleaning result. Especially with the use of wood-based substrates has been shown that brushing in conjunction with a suction that blows and sucks, lead to good cleaning results. Of particular importance is that the supplied blowing air is discharged via an ion bar, which significantly improves the suction.

The following wet cleaning with organic solvents and a silicone-free cloth allows cleaning of dirt such as Saugerabdrücken and fingerprints.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, surface contamination of the substrate plate is transferred in a third step by means of a transfer roller to a cleaning roller with a sticky surface.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention brushes in the first step, a transversely to the conveying direction of the substrate arranged round brush under supply of blowing air with simultaneous suction. In addition to the round brush is a heavy brush, which brushes transversely to the conveying direction with a transverse to the conveying direction of the substrate brush belt provided. The fact that brushing with the round brush in the longitudinal direction of the substrate plate and the sword brush transverse to the longitudinal direction, there is a significantly improved cleaning effect.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, in the second step, the silicone-free cloth is sprayed with the solvent and wound over a surface contacting the substrate surface of a supply roll on a consumable roll. This will ensure that cleaning is done continuously with a clean damp cloth surface. Additionally or alternatively, a bar covered with a silicone-free cloth can be tensioned transversely to the conveying direction over the substrate surface, before which an organic solvent is sprayed at regular intervals. The uniform distribution of the organic solvent achieves a homogeneous and uniform cleaned surface.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, two transfer rollers with adjacent cleaning roller are arranged one behind the other in a third step, which alternately clean for continuous cleaning. The currently not used cleaning roller can then be replaced or at least their surface covering can be renewed.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, lateral cut edges of the substrate plate are cleaned with a contact roller. Loose components of the cut edges are removed. The static charge during bonding would suck these particles onto the film and could lead to errors.

In principle, before applying the adhesive layer to the substrate plate, the surface thereof can be treated by means of a plasma emerging from at least one plasma nozzle.

Surprisingly, it has been found that surfaces of melamine or melamine resin, which are otherwise difficult or impossible to be laminated, are also cleaned and / or activated with an atmospheric pressure plasma via at least one nozzle, preferably over a plurality of nozzles arranged side by side over the width of the substrate plate which is fed to the surface of the substrate plate can be laminated with very good result. As far as rotary nozzles are used, they can each cover a larger area.

Further details of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description and the accompanying drawings, in which preferred embodiments of the invention are illustrated by way of example.

Brief description of the drawings

In the drawings show:

1 : a schematic representation of a device for laminating a substrate plate with a plastic film,

2 : A schematic representation of the laminating roller upstream of the conveying direction smoothing station

3 FIG. 2 is a schematic enlarged view in section of a substrate plate with a smoothed adhesive layer after passing through the smoothing station, FIG.

4 FIG. 2 is a schematic enlarged view in section of a substrate plate with a smoothed adhesive layer and laminated plastic film, FIG.

5 : a schematic representation of a cleaning station upstream of the smoothing station,

6 : a representation of the round brush of 5 from direction VI with open housing cover and

7 : a view of the sword-brush of 2 from direction VI with open housing cover.

8th : a schematic representation of the smoothing station upstream of the conveying direction upstream further cleaning station with a plasma system and

9 : a representation of the cleaning station of 8th along the line IX-IX cut with arranged in two rows successively arranged nozzles of the plasma system.

Description of the embodiments

A device 1 for laminating a substrate plate 2 with a plastic foil 3 consists essentially of a cleaning station 7 , a smoothing station 50 , and a laminating plant 51 with corona plant 4 , a glue application device 5 , and a laminating station 6 ,

As substrate plates 2 In particular substrate plates are used, which in the form of chipboard, pressboard or MDF boards (medium-density wood fiber board) on at least one side have a plastic surface. Such substrate plates are used in particular in the furniture industry.

In particular, in conjunction with films of 100 .mu.m to 1000 .mu.m thick can also from raw MDF and raw chip carrier plates or substrate plates 2 be used.

To achieve a high-gloss surface, the substrate plates 2 with the plastic film 3 in the device 1 concealed.

• a) biaxial gereckte PET-Folien, glasklar oder mit leichter Trübung, ohne Einsatz von Haftvermittlern;
• b) veredelte Oberflächen der Folien, scheuerfest und hochglänzend;
• c) durchgefärbte Folien aus PET, PVC, PE, PP, usw. Auch bedruckt und veredelt mit scheuerfesten Beschichtungen.
• d) bedruckte Folien;
• e) bedampfte Folien, wie Spiegel, Chrom oder metallisch;
• f) duplierte Folien, d. h. Materialverbunde in verschiedenen Stärken und Arten.

For producing a high-gloss surface, in particular PET high-gloss films, ie films of polyethylene terephthalate, are used. This biaxially stretched PET films are used in thicknesses of 10 to 300 microns. Preferably, film thicknesses of 75 microns are used. The following types of foil come into question here:

• a) biaxially stretched PET films, crystal clear or slightly opaque, without the use of adhesion promoters;
• b) finished surfaces of the films, abrasion resistant and high gloss;
• c) through-dyed films made of PET, PVC, PE, PP, etc. Also printed and finished with abrasion-resistant coatings.
• d) printed films;
• e) vapor-deposited films, such as mirrors, chrome or metallic;
• f) duplicated foils, ie composites in different thicknesses and types.

The substrate plate 2 is optionally after passing through the cleaning station 7 in the smoothing station 50 by applying a liquid hotmelt adhesive to the surface to be laminated with an adhesive layer 52 provided and smoothed.

In this case, the smoothing station 50 an adhesive applicator roll 53 on to the cleaning station 7 towards a metering roller 54 is upstream. The two rollers 53 . 54 form a layer thickness of the adhesive layer 52 determining gap 55 the from the above with liquid hot melt adhesive (for example, PUR hot melt) filled space 56 is fed. Thus, by changing the distance of the metering roller 54 to the glue applicator roll 53 the order quantity of the hot melt adhesive can be changed. The substrate plate 2 is in a conventional manner by a conveyor 22 in the conveying direction 43 promoted.

The glue applicator roll 53 is in the conveying direction 43 a smoothing roll 57 , which counter to the movement or conveying direction 43 the substrate plate 2 revolves, downstream. While the glue applicator roll 53 is made of plastic, is the smoothing roller 57 made of steel and has a chrome-plated surface. The smoothing roller 57 has a relatively small distance 58 to the adjacent adhesive applicator roll 53 , With the smoothing roller 57 the glue is on the substrate plate 2 So the adhesive layer 52 , smoothed.

The plastic film 3 is from a roll of film 8th unwound and over the corona plant 4 and the adhesive application device 5 the laminating station 6 fed.

As far as the plastic film 3 on its outside with a protective film 9 is provided, the protector 9 after the laminating process on a protective film roll 10 wound.

At the corona plant 4 it is a known to the expert system for the surface modification of plastics in an electrochemical process. When corona treatment is the plastic film 3 exposed to a high-voltage electrical discharge. This occurs between a grounded, polished roller 11 made of steel or aluminum and a close fitting insulated electrode 12 on. The plastic film 3 lies on the polished roller 11 on, leaving only the electrode 12 facing back 13 the plastic film 3 is treated. About different rollers 14 becomes the plastic film 3 the glue application device 5 fed.

In the glue application device 5 is via a nozzle 15 contactless adhesive 59 on the inside 13 the plastic film 3 applied. The nozzle 15 is formed as a slot nozzle with a slot-shaped outlet which extends over the entire width of the film web. For a uniform order over the width of the film web or the plastic film 3 to achieve, is the slot-shaped outlet of the nozzle 15 the glue 59 supplied via a plurality of juxtaposed (not shown) individual nozzles or valves. Between nozzle 15 and the plastic film 3 it forms an adhesive film. The nozzle bears contactlessly the adhesive only on the stretched plastic film 3 on. It has proven to be disadvantageous to carry out the application of adhesive on a roller forming a counterpressure. That is, the glue 59 is applied in an area where the plastic film 3 that of the glue applicator 5 adjacent role 16 not contacted yet.

As glue 59 a moisture-curing PUR hot melt adhesive (PUR hot melt, polyurethane hot melt adhesive) or a PO hot melt adhesive (PO hot melt based on polyolefins) is used. The adhesive should be optically transparent so that it is virtually colorless up to a layer of 100 microns.

Adhesives are used which reach a print hardness of 3.0 N after about 60 s, measured using an Oesterle Schmissstand tester, model 435 from Erichsen. This is possible by crystallization or UV curing. The crystalline adhesive has the advantage that no use of an additional heat source is necessary.

The print hardness must be correspondingly high, because after approx. 60 s the plastic film will be 3 is laminated on. After about 90 s, the adhesive layer should be stackable. That is, for example, fifty substrate plates 2 with a thickness of 19 mm with a specific weight of 800 kg / m ³ can be stacked. It must not show any signs by the pressure load.

The distance between point A, the location of the corona treatment, and the point B, the location of the adhesive application is about 4,000 mm film length, which corresponds approximately to a time difference (running time of the film from A to B) of 20 s. While in the corona plant 4 the plastic film 3 the moisture is removed is resumed on the route to the adhesive application in point B moisture. For a controlled moisture absorption, the relative humidity is measured and adjusted accordingly.

In the glue application device 5 downstream laminating station 6 becomes the plastic film 3 with the glue 59 with her inside 13 on the surface 17 the substrate plate 2 with the uncured, still sticky adhesive layer 52 by means of a laminating roller 18 and one of the laminating roller 18 at the back 19 the substrate plate 2 opposite counter-pressure roller 20 applied or laminated.

The laminating roller 18 is made of steel, is chromed and heated. The counterpressure roller 20 is made of a plastic with a Shore hardness of about 70 to 90 Shore. The laminating pressure is 1 to 7 bar.

The temperature of the laminating roller is adjustable to a value between 20 ° and 60 ° Celsius, preferably to 40 ° Celsius.

The laminating station 6 is a heat source 21 , in the embodiment of 1 in the form of a heating plate (radiant energy), to reactivate the on the plastic film 3 applied adhesive 59 upstream.

The distance between point B, the location of the adhesive application, and the point C, the location of the lamination, is about 3,000 mm film length, which corresponds approximately to a time difference (running time of the film from B to C) of 15 s. In this area, the PUR glue absorbs the moisture for the reaction.

In front of the laminating station 6 an unillustrated cutting device is provided in which the film projections of the plastic film 3 opposite to the substrate plate width of the substrate plates 2 be cut or separated before laminating.

About a conveyor 22 become the substrate plates 2 in the device 1 promoted or transported. The substrate plates 2 be in the device 1 promoted at a distance. The distance is between 3 and 10 mm. This does not cause scouring of the plates together. The carryover Small chips are avoided. The conveyor 22 indicates the entry of the substrate plates 2 Drive rollers, the lateral surface of a polymer material, such as silicone, is formed.

The substrate plates 2 are driven on train. That is, the conveying speed of the substrate plates 2 is about 0.001 to 0.3 m / min higher than that of the laminating roller 18 ,

Surprisingly, it has been shown that it is of particular importance for the desired surface quality, the plastic film 3 throughout the device 1 to keep on train.

The smoothing station 50 is the cleaning station 7 for cleaning the surface 17 the substrate plates 2 upstream. The cleaning station 7 has two transverse brushes for mechanical cleaning 23 . 24 on.

A transverse to the conveying direction 43 the substrate plates 2 arranged round brush 23 Brushes in the longitudinal direction, that is in the conveying direction 43 the substrate plates 2 and one of the round brushes 23 downstream sword brush 24 , brushes with a transverse to the conveying direction of the substrate plates 2 circulating brush belt 25 transverse to the conveying direction 43 the substrate plates 2 ,

Both brushes 23 . 24 are from one to the substrate plate 2 open housing 26 . 27 surrounded, with the brushes 23 . 24 about their housing 26 . 27 from a suction device, not shown, on the one hand blowing air 28 is fed, which has been discharged by an arranged in the blowing air stream ion bar, and on the other hand as contaminated exhaust air 29 is sucked off.

Furthermore, a wet cleaning station 30 provided a spray device 31 for spraying with organic solvents and a device 32 for cleaning the surface 17 the substrate plates 2 with a silicone-free cloth 33 or cloth web. This is the silicone-free cloth 33 from the sprayer 31 sprayed with the solvent and over a the surface 17 the substrate plates 2 contacting roller 34 from a supply roll 35 on a consumption role 36 wound.

Additionally (or alternatively) is one with a silicone-free cloth 37 covered beams 38 transverse to the conveying direction over the surface 17 the substrate plates 2 strained before the periodically an organic solvent with a spray device 39 is sprayed.

The wet cleaning station 30 are in the conveying direction 43 two dry cleaning stations 40 downstream, which work alternately for continuous cleaning.

A dry cleaning station 40 one has the surface 17 the substrate plate 2 contacting transfer roller 41 for the transmission of surface contamination or surface contamination from the surface 17 on one with the transfer roller 41 contacting cleaning roller 42 with a sticky surface. The transfer role 41 consists at least at its periphery of a polymer plastic, such as silicone. Such transfer and cleaning roles 41 . 42 are for the cleaning of photographic films, from the EP 214 741 A2 known.

Instead of the dry cleaning station 40 or additionally, the cleaning station 7 a plasma system 44 with nozzles 45 (please refer 8th ) exhibit. In the nozzle 45 is generated by means of a high voltage discharge (for example, at 5-15 kV, 10-100 kHz) a pulsed arc. A process gas, which flows past a discharge path, is excited and converted into the plasma state. The plasma 46 passes through a nozzle head 47 on the surface 17 the substrate plate 2 , To the width of the substrate plate 2 are covered in the embodiment of 8th and 9 two rows of nozzles arranged one behind the other 45 the surface 17 the substrate plate 2 used at a distance adjacent. The to the plasma system 44 belonging generator was not shown.

After the laminating station 6 is still a cooling station, not shown, provided in which, depending on the adhesive used, the substrate plate 2 with the laminated plastic foil 3 can be cooled for faster curing.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

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contraption

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substrate plate

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Plastic film

4

Corona plant

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Adhesive applicator

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laminating

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cleaning station

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film roll

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protector

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Protective film role

11

roller

12

electrode

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Inside of 3

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castors

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jet

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Role of 5

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Surface of 2

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Laminating roller of 6

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Back of 2

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Counterpressure roller of 6

21

heat source

22

Conveyor

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round brush

24

sword brush

25

brush belt

26

Housing of 23

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Housing of 24

28

blowing air

29

exhaust

30

Wet cleaning station

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Spraying device of 30

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Device of 30

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cloth

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Roller of 32

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Supply roll of 32

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Consumption role of 32

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cloth

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bar

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sprayer

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Dry cleaning station

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Transfer roller of 40

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Cleaning roller of 40

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conveying direction

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plasma system

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jet

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plasma

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nozzle head

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smoothing station

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laminating

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adhesive layer

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Adhesive applicator roll

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metering

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gap 53 - 54

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gap

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smoothing roll

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distance 53 - 57

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Cited patent literature

• WO 2010/003960 A1 [0002]
• DE 102006007869 A1 [0004]
• DE 102005055295 A1 [0006]
• EP 214741 A2 [0076]

Claims (12)

Method for laminating a substrate plate ( 2 ) with a plastic film ( 3 ), in which the following steps are carried out: a) application of a liquid hotmelt adhesive to the surface to be laminated of the substrate plate ( 2 ) in the form of an adhesive layer ( 52 b) smoothing the applied adhesive layer ( 52 ) by means of a smoothing roll ( 57 ), which counter to the conveying direction of the substrate plate ( 2 ), characterized in that the following sequence steps are carried out: c) application of an adhesive ( 59 ) on the substrate plate facing back of the plastic film ( 3 ), d) laminating the plastic film ( 3 ) on the not yet cured adhesive layer ( 52 ) of the substrate plate ( 2 ) by means of a laminating roller ( 18 ) and one of the laminating roller ( 18 ) on the back ( 19 ) of the substrate plate ( 2 ) opposing pressure roller ( 20 ). A method according to claim 1, characterized in that the plastic film ( 3 ) is held on its way in the device to laminating on train and that the conveying speed of the substrate plates ( 2 ) Is 0.001 to 0.3 m / min higher than that of the laminating roller ( 18 ). A method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that before step c) a pretreatment of the plastic film ( 3 ) on its substrate plate ( 2 ) facing back ( 13 ) by means of a corona treatment in a corona plant ( 4 ) he follows A method according to claim 3, characterized in that between the corona treatment of the plastic film ( 3 ) and the adhesive application a time difference of at least 10 s, preferably 20 s, is maintained that between the application of adhesive of a hot melt adhesive and the lamination a time difference of at least 5 s, preferably 15 s, is maintained, and that the relative humidity is controlled. Method according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the temperature of the heatable laminating ( 18 ) is regulated to a value between 20 ° and 60 ° Celsius. Method according to claim 5, characterized in that the temperature of the heatable laminating roller ( 18 ) is regulated to a value of about 40 ° Celsius. Method according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that in front of the laminating ( 18 ) the adhesive of the plastic film ( 3 ) by a heat source ( 21 ) is reactivated. Method according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the substrate plate ( 2 ) before step a) in a conveying direction ( 43 ) upstream cleaning station ( 7 ) in a first step with the aid of transversely brushing brushes ( 23 . 24 ) under supply of blown air discharged via an ion bar ( 28 ) and exhaust of fine dust containing exhaust air ( 29 ) and that in a second step with organic solvents and a silicone-free cloth ( 33 . 37 ) is cleaned damp. A method according to claim 8, characterized in that in a third step surface contamination of the substrate plate ( 2 ) by means of a transfer roller ( 41 ) on a cleaning roller ( 42 ) is transferred with a sticky surface. A method according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that in the second step, the silicone-free cloth ( 33 ) is sprayed with the solvent and passed over the surface ( 17 ) of the substrate plate ( 2 ) contacting roller ( 34 ) from a supply roll ( 35 ) on a consumption role ( 36 ) and / or that one with a cloth ( 37 ) covered beams ( 38 ) transverse to the conveying direction ( 43 ) over the surface ( 17 ) of the substrate plate ( 2 ), before which an organic solvent is sprayed at regular intervals. Method according to one of claims 8 to 10, characterized in that in a third step each two transfer rollers ( 41 ) with adjacent cleaning roller ( 42 ) are arranged one behind the other, which alternately clean for continuous cleaning. Method according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that lateral cut edges of the substrate plate ( 2 ) are cleaned with a contact roller.

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