LABCO
The compact coating line for laboratories, development and production
The coating line for research and small-batch production
The LABCO from KROENERT was specially designed for research, product development and production testing. Thanks to its modular design, it generally enables precise transfer of test results to large-scale production facilities. The compact laboratory coating line is not only optimised for development processes, but is also ideal for economical small-batch production and the manufacture of special products.
Flexible adaptation for a wide range of applications
With a working width of up to 500 mm and variable production speeds between 1 m/min and 200 m/min, the LABCO offers a high degree of adaptability to a wide range of requirements. The line layout is compact and can be easily adapted to production concepts.
LABCO at a glance
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1Individual adjustmentto your requirements
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2Common ordering systemsin a compact design
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3Working width100 - 500 mm
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4Production speedsfrom 1 m/min up to 200 m/min
Test the LABCO in the KROENERT Technology Center
Interested companies have the opportunity to test LABCO at the KROENERT Technology Center and further develop their individual product solutions.
LABCO application examples
LABCO is suitable for a wide range of applications – from siliconisation, adhesive and laminating adhesives, and composites to applications for lithium-ion batteries and fuel cells, as well as for organic photovoltaics and printed electronics.
Composites
Precise coating of highly viscous resin films with an application weight of 8-500 g/m². Perfect for innovative material developments and composite materials.
Adhesive tapes
Universal machine concept for processing hot melts, radiation-curing hot melts and aqueous adhesive and laminating adhesives – ideal for flexible bonding applications.
Organic photovoltaics
Inline coating and drying concept for multiple functional layers, enabling efficient optimisation of production processes.
Printed Electronics
High-precision, register-accurate processing of polymer films and printing of multiple functional layers in one or more steps for future electronic applications.
