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OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS MINICOLOR

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Design and mode of operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

3 Design and mode of operation<br />

3.1 Function principle<br />

The <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> pigment mixing unit mixes the masterbatch into the main material flow.<br />

It can be operated with one or two dosing units, i.e. two color components can can be handled.<br />

The control unit receives a signal from the processing machine. The control unit converts this signal and<br />

transmits it to the dosing motor. As long as the signal is active, the dosing motor operates with the preset<br />

speed.<br />

If the control unit is equipped with a timer, the operation period of the dosing motor can be set when a start<br />

signal is issued.<br />

The dosing screw (2, Fig. 3-1) which is driven by the dosing motor (1) conveys the additive component into<br />

the mixing unit (5).<br />

The material flow of the main component is divided into two parts (view X, Fig. 3-1) via the material spreader<br />

(4).<br />

The main component and the additive component (masterbatch) merge in the mixing neck (3). The storage<br />

bin with the dosing screw can be exchanged completely. Thus, different dosing throughputs with different<br />

dosing screws and a quick color change are possible.<br />

Main component<br />

View X<br />

Masterbatch<br />

5<br />

X<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2 1<br />

1 Dosing motor<br />

2 Dosing screw<br />

3 Mixing neck<br />

4 Material spreader<br />

5 Mixing unit<br />

Fig. 3-1<br />

Mixing of the components, layout<br />

3.1

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