|
||||
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
||
|
![]() |
|
Figure 1. Click for expanded view
|
The extended edge also improves the air entrainment around the air knife body. Operating on the principles of the Coanda effect and air entrainment, the WindJet Air Knife provides a steady, consistent, high-volume stream of air. The longer edge of the air knife takes advantage of the Coanda effect, which induces the supplied air to attach itself to the surface of the knife. The integrity of the air stream is maintained further downstream and a condition conducive to the entraining of ambient air is present, increasing the total volume of air (see Figure 2).
![]() |
|
Figure 2.
|
The resulting uniform, high volume, constant air stream along the entire knife length eliminates spotting or blotching for a higher quality, consistent dryoff process.
Another advantage of the knife's leading edge is that it helps application setup. The extended edge provides a visual guide to indicate the path of the air stream. It literally points out the direction of the flow so you can accurately position the knife for optimum performance.
Other performance-enhancing features include:
Visit iSpray for selection assistance and easy online ordering.
Or, contact your local sales and engineering office.
![]() Catalog 70 USView · RequestCatalog 70 MetricView · Request |
References
Literature
Resources
|
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Products • Applications • Literature • iSpray • Services • Local Sales Offices • Global Web Sites • Site Map © 2008 Spraying Systems Co. • Legal Information • Privacy Statement |
||||