| Use of IMP-PG impregnating plants |
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Technical
notes IMP-PG plants |
| Introduction |
| Technical status |
| Treatments for trusses |
| Impregnation antique forniture |
| Examples and conclusions |
| Impregnators |
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EXAMPLES OF USE - treatment and coating of articles for use outdoors - treatment of matchboard - treatment of models - coating wooden toys - wooden items and accessories - turned items - in substitution for dip coating - antique furniture, treatment and prevention - treatment of daises
CONCLUSIONS
The purchase of an IMP-PG plant allows small to medium sized carpentry companies to face and brilliantly resolve the problem of treating and coating with solvents and water. As an example, using model IMP-PG 2400/4500 40 windows a day made up of wings plus the frame (either assembled or disassembled) can be treated. The complete cycle is as follows: application of a first coat of clear or coloured impregnant. When using water based impregnants or paint we suggest version
A.C (anti-corrosion) where the internal surfaces of the autoclave
have been treated with epoxy paint and mechanical parts and conduits
are rust proof.
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