WO2011047727A1 - Method of forming a lubricating coating on a razor blade, such a razor blade and razor blade coating system - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to methods and systems of forming a lubricating coating on a razor blade, and a thus obtained razor blade.
- the invention is related to a method of forming a lubricating coating on a razor blade.
- Razor blades are very unique cutting tools, which is due to their very unique function, among cutting tools, of cutting hair sticking out from the skin. Such cutting action is quite different from the one of other cutting tools, which led razor blades to be designed with some specific functionalities over time.
- a lubricating polymer coating on a razor blade edge.
- deposition methods such as sublimation, electrophoresis, spraying or dipping are listed in a general way. Since then, little progress was published regarding lubricating coating deposition methods on razor blades. However, not any deposition method is suitable for the deposition of a coating which would both be an industrially applicable method enabling high throughput and still provide the required properties of such lubricating coating, including at least one of good adhesion to a substrate of complex shape during deposition, good lubricating effect during shaving, good adhesion to the substrate during the life time of the razor blade, improved shaving comfort ....
- the invention has notably for object to mitigate those drawbacks.
- a method of forming a lubricating coating on a razor blade comprising:
- step (g) independently controlling a second gas stream to control the mist properties, independently from step (f ) ,
- the sintering of the polymer means the heating of the deposited polymeric particles at a specific temperature, higher than the melting temperature, for a specific time to allow the film formation onto the razor blade .
- step (d) includes continuously moving the razor blade along a conveying path from an entry station through the blade-spraying region to an exit station;
- step (d) includes continuously moving a stack of razor blades comprising said razor blade along the conveying path along a conveying direction, the body of each of said razor blades having a first and a second parallel side faces extending normal to said conveying direction, the first face of a razor blade facing the second face of a neighbour razor blade;
- step (a) comprises providing said razor blade at a temperature between 140°C and 180°C;
- said razor blade is at a temperature above 130°C between at least steps (d) to (h) ;
- step (b) comprises providing a tank of an colloidal dispersion of a polymer having a molecular weight of about 45,000 and/or a primary particle size of about 0.2 pm;
- step (c) comprises providing said end of spray gun with an air-cap adapted to control nebulisation of the dispersion;
- the invention concerns also a razor blade obtained by the process above-mentioned.
- the invention concerns also a razor blade coating system comprising:
- Figure 1 is a schematic view of a razor blade coating system of the invention
- Figure 2 is an elevation view of a part of the razor blade coating system of Figure 1 with one edge razor blades ,
- Figure 3 is a diagram of the particles size dispersion of the colloidal dispersion
- FIG 4 is a detail IV of the razor blade coating system of Figure 1,
- Figure 5A is a schematic view of a razor blade coating system according to another embodiment
- Figure 5B is a schematic view of a razor blade coating system according to another embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is an elevation view of a part of the razor blade coating system of Figure 1 with double edge razor blades.
- the razor blade coating system 10 comprises a tank 12 containing a colloidal dispersion 14 of a polymer.
- the colloidal dispersion 14 comprises a polymer, preferably a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and comprises less than 2% in weight of polymer particles .
- PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene
- the razor blades 38 have a body 39 and a cutting edge 39A tapering from said body and the razor blade coating system 10 allows the coating of the cutting edge 39A. More precisely, the coating system 10 allows the coating of the two tapered sides 41 and their connected tip 40 (cutting free end of the cutting edge 39A) forming each cutting edge 39A.
- the colloidal dispersion 14 can be obtained from a product named Krytox ® LW 1200, which has been known since 1999 and comprises about 20% in weight of a polymer having a molecular weight of about 45.000 and/or a primary particle size of about 0.2 pm, more precisely inferior to 0.2 pm.
- the colloidal dispersion is further diluted by using de-ionized water to a final concentration of polymer of less than 2% in weight.
- the diameter of the particle is greater than 0.1 ⁇ .
- Value D (v, 0.5) corresponding to the median of the diameter distribution (50% of the particles are less or equal to that size), is equal to 0.184 ⁇ .
- 10% of the particles have a diameter which is less or equal to 0.137 ⁇
- D (v, 0.9) 90% of the particles have a diameter which is less or equal to 0.257 ⁇ .
- the colloidal dispersion 14 is preferably under constant mild stirring in order to have a homogeneous repartition of the dispersion.
- the tank 12 is connected to an air supply 18 connected to a pump, via a pipe 19 to create in the tank 12 a pressurization such that the colloidal dispersion 14 thus pressurized flows in a pipe 20 connected to the tank 12.
- the colloidal dispersion 14 is preferably pressurized with a low flow F, for example with a flow F comprised between 2 MPa and 20 MPa.
- An air pressure control 14A can be provided on the pipe 19 in order to control the air pressure delivered in the tank 12 and adjust the flow of colloidal dispersion 14 in the pipe 20.
- a spray gun 22 is in fluid communication with the tank 12; more specifically, the pipe 20 is connected at one end to the tank 12 and on the other end to the spray gun 22.
- the spray gun 22 is preferably a "low pressure spray gun” and uses air pressure and fluid pressure to achieve as detailed hereafter atomization of the coating.
- the spray gun 22 has an end 22B directed to a blade-spraying region 25.
- a first gas stream more specifically an atomization air Al is created to nebulize, on a fluid exit 22A provided on the spray gun 22, the pressurized dispersion 14.
- the pressurized dispersion 14 is reduced in extremely fine particles located in a kind of mist 24.
- This mist 24 extends from the fluid exit 22A in a dispersion region 24' located between the end of the spray gun 22B and the razor blade 38 located in the blade- spraying region 25.
- the atomization air Al can be created by a separate air pump or with the same air supply 18 connected to the spray gun 22 by a pipe 28.
- the pressure of the atomization air Al is less than 6 bars (included) and preferably comprised between 0.5 bar and 3.0 bars.
- a first control system comprising an air control 26 provided on the pipe 28 is adapted to control the atomization air Al circulating in the pipe 28 and thus the nebulisation process, more specifically the atomization process .
- the air control 26 is connected between the spray gun 22 and the air supply 18.
- the first control system further comprises an air-cap 21 provided on the spray gun 22 as best seen on Figure 4.
- the air-cap 21 chosen the nebulisation process will have different properties (size and repartition of the particles in the mist, etc.) .
- a second gas stream A2 circulating through the air- cap 21 is further created to control the mist 24 properties. More specifically, according to the shape and/or holes 21A provided on the air-cap 21, at least the shape and repartition of the atomized material (fine particles obtained after atomization of the pressurized dispersion 14 with the atomization air Al) are different in the mist 24.
- the second gas stream A2 can be created by a separate air pump or with the same air supply 18 connected to the spray gun 22 by a pipe 30.
- the pressure of the second gas stream is less than 6 bars (included) and preferably comprised between 0.2 bar and 1.5 bars .
- a second control system 32 adapted to independently control the second gas stream A2 is provided on the pipe 30.
- the shape of the spraying pattern is also controlled by this dedicated second gas stream A2 in combination with the holes 21A provided on the air-cap 21.
- the pattern shape and the atomization have dedicated air- supplies with separate pressure controllers and the quality of the spraying is able to be controlled in regulating the pressure of the air supply with each control system.
- the operator fixes the air pressure at each controller and the pressure in the tank 12 initializes the spraying by opening the spray gun 22.
- a gun trigger 23 can further be provided in order to control the spray gun 22.
- the mist 24 is thus transported from the dispersion region 24' to the blade-spraying region 25, the razor blade being at a predetermined temperature as detailed hereafter so that the water initially contained in the colloidal solution evaporates from the mist 24.
- the distance D22 between the air-cap end 22B, corresponding to the end of the spray gun 22, to the cutting edge 39A of the razor blades 38 depends on the tip and air cap chosen.
- the distance D22 can be comprised between 5 cm and 40 cm. More precisely, the distance D22 is better comprised between 17 cm and 22 cm from the air-cap end 22B to the tip 40 of the razor blades 38.
- the first 26 and second control system 32 can be common air controllers (analogical) or, in order to improve the control of the spraying process, digital high accuracy controllers 26' and 32'.
- a gear pump 34 can also be connected onto the pipe 20 in order to improve the control of the flow of the pressurized colloidal dispersion 14, as depicted on Figure 5A.
- Such a gear pump 34 connected onto the pipe 20 can also be provided in complement to the pump and air pressure control 14A as depicted on Figure 5B, to improve the consistency reliability of the flow during the spraying sessions.
- one or several suction points can be provided along the conveying path P, especially on the other side of the conveyor 36 in front of the gun 22.
- a cleaning process of the pipe system can be held.
- the colloidal dispersion 14 is replaced by pure isopropyl alcohol and the same steps of spraying are made. This is necessary in order to avoid PTFE accumulation in the system in between spraying sessions.
- the operator fixes the air pressure at each controller and the pressure in the tank 12 and initializes the spraying by opening the spray gun 22 with the gun trigger 23.
- a separate system with a second tank containing the isopropyl alcohol can also be provided .
- the razor blade coating system 10 further comprises a conveyor 36 for continuously moving the razor blades 38 along a conveying path P from an entry station El through the blade-spraying region 25 to an exit station E2.
- the razor blades 38 can be placed on a stack 42 moving along the conveying path P along a conveying direction D, the body 39 of each razor blades 38 having a first side face 38A and a second parallel side face 38B extending normal to said conveying direction, the first face 38A of a razor blade 38i facing the second face 38B of a neighbour razor blade 38ii .
- a second razor blade coating system 10 can be provided in order to coat the two sides of each blade along the conveying path P.
- the second 22 spray gun is placed on the other side of the conveyor.
- the second spray gun can be placed directly opposite the first one or it can be staggered with the first one.
- a temperature setting system is adapted to set the temperature of the razor blade so that the razor blade is placed at a predetermined temperature in the blade-spraying region. More precisely, the temperature setting system comprises a heating means 44 which is preferably provided nearby the entry station El in order to keep the razor blades 38 heated after their exit from the heating means 44 and along the conveying path P, especially in the blade- spraying region 25. In order to avoid oxidation of the razor blades when heated, the heating can also occur under a reducing gas, for example under nitrogen.
- the razor blades 38 are preferably at a temperature comprised between 140°C and 180°C at the entry station El, such that the razor blades are at a temperature above 130°C along the conveying path P. More precisely, the razor blades are at a predetermined temperature T comprised between 145°C and 150°C in the blade-spraying region 25. Therefore, according to the speed of the conveyor 36, the razor blades 38 are preferably preheated between 130°C and 180°C, more precisely between 160°C and 165°C.
- the razor blades are further conveyed to a sintering station 46 adapted to sinter the applied polymer.
- the sintering station is preferably a linear heating oven 46 allowing the sintering of the PTFE.
- the sintering of the PTFE particles onto the razor blades 38 is the final step of the method of the invention.
- the temperature profile has been customized in order to both sinter properly the PTFE and to arrive to the best performance in shaving. This sintering step is preferably performed under a nitrogen atmosphere to avoid any corrosive phenomena.
- the stacks 42 are placed on a conveyor which feeds with a constant speed.
- the stacks 42 are heated up and are finally collected at the exit of the oven 46.
- the sintering step is not.
- a short time between spraying and sintering can be devoted to the cooling down of the stacks 42 after the spraying, but the sintering can also occur continuously with the spraying.
- a temperature profile has to be performed during preheating, heating and sintering to obtain good results, especially when the dimensions of the blades vary one series to another.
- the temperature profile measured on the razor blades 38 can vary due to the difference of the blade weight. Since, the PTFE typically melts at about 325°C, therefore the razor blades are heated above 325 °C, for instance at about 365°C.
- the method of forming a lubricating coating on a razor blade according to the invention comprises the following steps:
- the razor blade 38 being at the predetermined temperature T of about 130°C so that the almost all the water contained initially in the colloidal dispersion 14 evaporates from the mist 24 when the last comes in contact with the hot razor blade 38, and
- the razor blade 38 obtained is provided with a lubricating coating on its cutting edge 39 (comprising both tapered sides 41 and the tip 40) .
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