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Quick Find: Kornylak Manufactures Dispensing Machines For Urethane and Phenolic Mold FillingDispensing Machines For Mold Filling Using Phenolic, Urethane, And Isocyanurate FoamThe Kornylak Corporation manufactures dispensing machines for urethane and phenolic foam mold filling. These machines are designed for manual use or can be run automatically in an assembly line production. The three basic components of a dispensing machine are the control console, the pumping unit and the mixing head. The control console has a user-friendly design that regulates and displays temperature, pressure, and flow rates of the various chemicals. It also controls shot time, and the mixer head speed. The precision of the pump drives maintains speed and ratio within 1% of the set point. In addition, a single master control simultaneously changes the speed of all pumps while maintaining the set ratio. The dispensing head can be stationary, traverse or boom mounted. Chemical dispensing options include pouring and spraying using various nozzles. The mixer head is hydraulically driven and a selection of shear and turbulent style blades is available. Note: We do not normally build the molds. The molds used for the production of phenolic or urethane foam are similar and have latched sides that are opened after the foam has cured for easy extraction. The molded foam is removed and cut to size for use in a variety of products. Suggestions to improve our website: Survey |
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