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Definitions

• the invention relates to a method for coating the adhesive surfaces of structural or carrier elements and in particular fastening elements with hot melt adhesives.
• the object of the invention is to make it easier to apply the hot-melt adhesive to the adhesive surfaces, in order not only to reduce the application costs but also to achieve a higher throughput.
• the ready-mixed adhesive is applied in solid form to the adhesive surface and exposed to sufficient heat to melt the adhesive while exerting a slight contact pressure
• the adhesive is pressed into a thin plate in powdered form according to the shape of the adhesive surface before being applied to the adhesive surface.
• the heat required to heat the structural or support elements and in particular the fastening elements can be generated, for example, by using ultrasound, infrared radiators or other high-energy radiation, heating elements, hot air or by means of induction, the induction method being preferred.
• This procedure not only allows a faster and cheaper coating of the adhesive surface with hot melt adhesive, but also offers the advantage that the hot melt adhesive is exposed as little as possible to a thermal load, because when the high-frequency magnetic field is applied, only the interface of the adhesive plate touching the metal surface is melted so that the reactivating ability of the adhesive is essentially retained until it is heated at the place of use.
• Fig. 1 shows the application of the adhesive to the circular adhesive surface of a retaining bolt a) in powdered form b) in granular form and c) in the form of pressed plates
• Fig. 2 shows an induction system in longitudinal section for melting the adhesive plates on the adhesive surfaces of the provided
• FIG. 3 shows a cross section along line III - III in Fig. 2 in different process stages
• Fig. 4 shows another embodiment of an induction system for
• Fig. 5 shows a cross-section for this along the line V-V in Fig. 4 at various process stages
• Fig. 6 is a system based on the induction principle for continuously preheating the retaining bolts before
• Figure 1 shows schematically three ways of applying hot melt adhesive in solid form to the adhesive surface of a retaining bolt 1, which is provided in the present case with a circular collar plate 2 to enlarge the adhesive surface.
• the mixed adhesive is piled up in powdered form on the collar plate 2 of the bolt 1, which is embedded in a corresponding recess 3 of a holding beam 4.
• a generally known screw metering device 5 is expediently used in order to produce a precisely metered adhesive pouring cone 6 on each collar plate 2. This is exposed to a high-frequency magnetic field in an inductor 7 in a second operation, as described for the application according to FIG. 1c).
• the pressed adhesive powder is melted in the immediate vicinity of the metal surface and connects to it without the remaining adhesive being subjected to excessive thermal stress.
• the fully mixed adhesive in granulated form 10 is transferred from a collecting container 8 onto the coil plate 2 by means of a separating device 9 upset.
• the granules 10 are expediently shaped so that a grain almost covers the flange plate 2 after melting and pressing.
• the pulverized adhesive is pressed into plates 11 in a separate process (not shown), the shape of which is adapted to the shape of the adhesive surface of the collar plate 2.
• These plates 11 are lowered onto the collar plate 2 by a conventional feed device, also not shown, by means of a known suction arm 12 and then melted onto the collar plate 2 by means of the already mentioned inductor 7.
• FIGS. 2 and 3 the various process stages being shown in FIGS. 3a) to d).
• the inductor 7 is placed on a sliding beam 15 provided with a through-channel 14.
• the retaining bolt is countersunk with its threaded shaft 1 into the channel 14 and placed with the collar plate 2 on the edge surfaces 20 of the beam 15 running on both sides of the channel 14.
• the adhesive plate 11 is carefully placed on the collar plate 2 with a suction arm 12 (FIG. 3a) and the retaining bolt 1 is pushed into the area of the inductor 7 in the direction of arrow S by means of a slide 13.
• stamps 16 made of abhesive material such as e.g. Teflon are made, lowered in the direction of arrow D on the plates 11 and pressed and the inductor 7 is energized. Under the influence of the high-frequency magnetic field, the melted-on interface of the plates 11 is then connected to the collar plates 2 (FIG. 3c).
• the punches 16 are raised again in the direction of the arrow E (FIG. 3d) and, by pushing in new retaining bolts 1, the retaining bolts 1 which have already been coated with an adhesive plate 11 are pushed out at the end of the bar 15 in the direction of the arrow A. After passing through a cooling section (not shown), the adhesive applied is absolutely tack-free. The retaining bolts can then be poured into a container without the risk of sticking together and transported to their place of use. It goes without saying that instead of the slider 13 also other suitable means such as. the gripping pliers shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 can be used to deposit the threaded bolts in groups in the area of the inductor 7 and to lift them up again after coating with adhesive plates 11.
• FIGS. 4 and 5 show another induction system for coating the adhesive surfaces according to the invention with adhesive plates, the various process stages being shown again in FIGS. 5 a) to d).
• the finished adhesive plates 11 are first inserted from a collection point (not shown) in small groups, for example by means of suction pipes 12 or by other suitable feed means, into the recesses 3 of a holding beam 17, the recesses 3 - similar to the channel 14 in the displacement beam 15 - from are surrounded by an inductor f (Fig. 5a).
• the holding bolts 1 supplied by a separating device are gripped by gripping arms 18, which are pivotally mounted in a vertically displaceable receiving beam 19 by means of axle bolts 24, and lowered in the direction of arrow F onto the adhesive plates 11 (FIG. 5b).
• the gripping arms 18 are pressed together against spring force by means of a plunger 21 which is pushed between the rear ends 23 of the gripping arms 18.
• the plungers 21 are actuated in a known manner by short-stroke cylinders 22.
• the magnetic field is briefly switched on while simultaneously pressing the retaining bolts 1 until the collar plates 2 have reached a temperature sufficient to melt the interface of the adhesive plate 11 (FIG. 5c).
• the adhesive surfaces of the collar plates 2 connect to the melted adhesive plates 11 under the influence of the contact pressure of the gripping arms 18.
• the holding bolts 1 are then raised again by the gripping arms 18 in the direction of the arrow H (FIG. 6d) and supplied to a corresponding cooling section. From there, as described above, they reach a collecting container (not shown) and can now be used for their intended purpose.
• This induction system offers the great advantage over the system shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 that the pressure stamp 16 required there is not required here be because the retaining bolts 1 with their collar plates 2 placed directly on the adhesive plates 11 and pressed with light force.
• Fig. 6 shows a system based on the induction principle for continuously preheating the retaining bolts before applying the adhesive.
• the indicated as a small cylinder holding bolt 1 are in this case stored in the direction of arrow Z on an annular receiving channel 25 and passed through a so-called tunnel ⁇ inductor 26th After leaving the inductor 26, the bolt 1 to be attracted by an ejector 27 laterally from the channel 25 gone to East of the arrow A ⁇ and then fed at a Voricarmtemeratur from 50 to 90 ° C above the induction heater.
• the preheating of the retaining bolts 1 ensures that the bolts 1 are brought to the required melting temperature more quickly in the induction system.
• FIG. 7 shows a holding element with a rectangular adhesive surface 28, which has a recess 29 in the region of the punched-out clamp 30.
• the adhesive can be melted with a correspondingly shaped adhesive plate 31 in the manner described above.

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