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TRAP GLAZING MACHINE
The Trap Glazing Machine is designed for controlled glazing of WC bowl, siphon and trap areas that are difficult to cover consistently by conventional spraying. From a mobile semi-automatic station to an automated line-integrated configuration, it manages glaze filling, draining and product movement with adjustable process parameters for repeatable, model-adaptable sanitary ware production.
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At a Glance
Controlled WC trap and siphon glazing with adjustable filling and tilting, engineered for consistent internal coverage and flexible production-line integration.
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Balanced Glaze Feed & Drain Circuit
A stainless-steel glaze tank, diaphragm pumping system and flow balancer manage glaze supply and drainage through a controlled circuit. In the automatic development, glaze is introduced from below for controlled internal filling.
Independent Pneumatic Feed-Pipe Motion
The glaze feeding pipe is pneumatically actuated independently from the WC tilting movement, allowing its insertion and positioning to be controlled separately from product rotation.
Pneumatic Rotation & Product Clamping
The WC is secured by a pneumatic clamping mechanism while pneumatic rotation performs the required tilting movement during glazing, creating a stable mechanical sequence for internal glaze distribution.
Parameterized Cycle Control
Glaze feeding and tilting times are adjustable in the semi-automatic machine. The automatic architecture extends this approach with programmable filling, dwell, tilting angle, tilting duration and product-specific process recipes.
Model-Adaptive Interfaces
In the automatic configuration developed through the R&D project, glaze inlet, outlet adapter and product-support interfaces are designed to reposition according to the WC model, supported by sensor-supervised pneumatic operation and non-marking contact elements.
Standalone or Line-Integrated Architecture
The single-station version is mobile and does not require permanent floor fixing, while the automatic concept is designed as a compact, modular system suitable for integration into existing or robotic sanitary ware glazing lines.
