Coating carriers fitted to the product and made of anodised aluminium optimise the number and handling of the PCBs to be coated. In the course of time, we have developed many different concepts on how to place and fix the PCBs inside the coating carrier.
In the following section, we would like to give you some ideas:
Coating carrier with self-locking mechanism
The PCBs are placed into the mould cavity, which triggers a mechanism. This mechanism pushes the PCBs into position and retains them inside the mould cavity.
What steps are necessary? Insert the PCB, that's it! It couldn't be easier!
Double-sided coating is possible.
The PCBs are placed inside the mould cavity, the hinged cover is lowered and then locked. The hinged cover retains the PCB inside the mould cavity.
What steps are necessary? Insert the PCBs, close and lock the lid, that's it!
Double-sided coating is possible.
The PCBs are placed inside the mould cavity and the sliding closure is moved. Moveable fixing elements automatically shift and secure the PCB on all edges.
What steps are necessary? Insert the PCB and move the sliding closure – that's it!
Double-sided coating is possible.
The PCBs are placed inside the mould cavity and the rotating fixtures, which retain the PCB inside the mould cavity, are closed.
What steps are necessary? Insert the PCB and close the rotating fixtures – that's it!
Double-sided coating is possible.
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