Butyl Rubber Coating Machine
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The coating equipment supports glass in tempered, semi-tempered, or non-tempered states. Cycle time is under 16 seconds; driven by linear motors, it achieves a repeatability of ±0.02 mm and supports a glue application width of 5–8 mm (with ±0.3 mm precision). Compatible with glass thicknesses ranging from 1.6 mm to 3.2 mm.
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The Butyl Rubber Coating Machine is an automated sealing system designed for edge sealing of perovskite solar modules. It applies butyl sealant evenly along the module edges to support reliable sealing and improve protection against moisture and external environmental factors. The machine accommodates module sizes from 1700–2400 mm in length and 1100–1350 mm in width, providing flexible processing for different perovskite module specifications.
The butyl sealant coating machine integrates PLC control, servo drive systems, and machine vision to automate the complete coating process from glass module loading to finished module discharge. Automated positioning and controlled sealant application help maintain consistent coating quality and process accuracy while reducing manual intervention. The equipment is suitable for perovskite solar module production lines requiring stable, repeatable, and efficient edge sealing processes.
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