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07/27/2005

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Dear Sir,

Im from BASF Indonesia, would like to purchased Meyer Bar no. 5 for Laboratory. Please send me the information of the Meyer Bar Price of another info.

Thanks,
Linda

A good source for Mayer Rods is R.D Specialties in Webster New York. The web site is www.rdspecialties.com The email is sales@rdspecialties.com .

hi i want to know the best mathod to coat(thicness=10 micron) a web (width=1000mm) with mayer rod

Majid,

Please forgive my taking so long to reply to you. Ed Cohen of AIMCAL sent your question on to me. We supply Coating (Mayer) Rods and related equipment. A #4 rod (.004” diameter wire) or an equivalent formed rod can lay down a 10 micron (.0036”) wet film. On your 1000mm web. We can supply a coating head if you need to apply the coating to the web and meter it or we can supply a rod holder and drive if you already have a method to apply the coating to the web.

I have a few questions:

What is the coating? What is the viscosity? Water or solvent based?

The Web -- Paper or film?; how thick? Can you apply an even tension to the web? How fast do you expect to run?

Those questions should be a good start.

Again, I apologize for taking so long to reply.

Best regards,

Doug Krasucki

R.D. Specialties

Ph: 585.265.0220

doug@rdspecialties.com

To whom it may concern,

I would like to have the quotation for the mayer Rod Coater. many thanks for your help.

Haiping

We are manufacturer of boaxially oriented polyester film in India. Wanted mayer bar coating station for inline coating between MDO and TDO
Please suggest suitable coater and mayer rods.

We are coating on substrate I want to know is it posible 25 micron bar lining on the roller which dia 100mm and length have 1500mm Stainless steel.
Plz reply
Thanks
IQBAL

We manufacture mayer rod based coating machines for different companies and they come up to 2 meters wide. We have roll to roll designs and sheet fed designs. These machines can be purchased through www.clearstarcorp.com. We also custom design machines for special applications as well.
If anyone is considering having a rod made or wrapped RD specialties is the way to go. I have used different companies befor but RD specialties does offer the best quality with precise and uniform wraps. It is possible to even have a machine with different size Mayer rods that are removable. I have used the Mayer design to accomplish new application methods with equipment. Formed rods offer a greater advantage than wire wound. Wire wound rods have a tendency to trap residue from the liquids being applied. The residue gets trapped under the mayer wire wraps and come loose later if proper cleaning proceedures are not followed. If you ever break the wire on a wire wound rod you will know quite quickly the other advantage to formed rods. Unfortunately I know of no one who is making formed rods in the diameters that most Mayer application machines require (1.5 inches to 3.0 inches in diameter). If anyone knows of a company who can form a Mayer rod out of quality stainless Steel with these diameters and up to 2 meters long please let me know.

robbie@polymorphlab.com

I am loking for mayer bar suppliers able to deliver in France. Is RD able to deliver in france? Do you know any suppliers in Europe.

Thanx in advance

We can supply Mayer rods to Europe. Please forward rod dimensions and wire size or wire size equivalent. We would be happy to help.
Doug Krasucki, R.D. Specialties.

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