A major automobile manufacturer had a problem with the paint finishing effluent line. A Taskmaster® TM8512 grinder was chosen as the most effective way to handle dried paint chunks that were passed through a four inch pipeline and deposited into a collection tank.
Large pieces of paint debris often clogged the line and needed to be reduced to a smaller size. The Taskmaster was attached to the line in the area at the bottom of the collection tank. Special “combs” were added to optimize the cutting and shearing of the paint pieces and to help remove anything that would stick on the cutters, spacers or shafts.On each pass or rotation, material that adhered was scraped off and pushed to the cutters again. The paint chunks were ground to desired output size of ¼ inch, flowing easily through the pipeline. Read more….
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